Super Investigation Team X Targets Children's Hearts with Participation from Chung-Ang University Research Personnel and Professors
The animation 'Super Investigation Team X: The Legend of Terrapia' debuted on MBC on January 4, capturing children's attention and topping viewer ratings.
Sogang University Professor Kim Young-wook's Research Team Receives Best Paper Award at 2026 Korean Electromagnetic Waves Society Winter Conference
Sogang University's graduate student, Sung Min-seo, won the Best Paper Award at the 2026 Korean Electromagnetic Waves Society Winter Conference for his research on using quantum artificial neural networks for radar micro-Doppler robotic dog classification.
Finnish Research: Constant Fiddling with Phones is More Straining than Long Screen Time
A recent study by Aalto University researchers reveals that the most mental strain from digital devices comes from frequent short usage, rather than prolonged screen time.
An AI detected hidden biases in the world's largest encyclopedia
Researchers used AI to uncover hidden biases present in different language versions of Wikipedia due to the cultural perspectives of volunteer editors.
R. F. Kennedy speaks about food as a magical cure, specialists discuss the dangers of such claims
R. F. Kennedy promotes a nutrition-based health campaign but faces criticism from health professionals regarding the potential dangers of misinterpreting scientific research on nutrition's role in health.
Heavy Transport: Antimatter Being Transported on a Truck
Antimatter will be transported by truck for the first time in history to demonstrate the feasibility of such transport without losing the particles.
Research: businesses cite 7 areas of inefficiency, mainly see opportunities in infrastructure improvement
A recent study reveals that Lithuanian companies identify their sales and cost management as the least effective areas, while emphasizing the importance of infrastructural improvements.
Kookmin University's 'Robot Functional Skin and Super Sensory Research Center' Successfully Holds Meeting with Participating Companies
Kookmin University's research center for robot functional skin and ultra-sensory systems hosted a successful meeting with participating companies to share research outcomes and gather industry feedback.
'Our little girl, 2, has childhood dementia - it's every parent's worst nightmare'
The parents of a toddler with childhood dementia are advocating for government funding for research into a cure for her rare condition.
Weight Loss Will Decrease with Python Blood! New Drug Discovery, No Side Effects
Scientists have discovered a molecule in python blood that controls appetite without side effects, offering a new potential way to combat obesity.
Eat this - Your cancer risk may decrease
New research indicates that replacing red and processed meat with plant-based foods, particularly whole grains, may lower the risk of colon and rectal cancers in Finnish adults.
Children stuck in hospital limbo due to discharge delays - 'hidden crisis'
New research reveals that children in England are facing significant delays in hospital discharges, resulting in missed education and family time.
Finnish Researchers Make Significant Breast Cancer Discovery
Researchers at ร bo Akademi and the University of Turku have discovered a new mechanism that drives the spread of breast cancer through the activation of fibroblast cells.
Japanese research: Cats recognize their owner's commands but do not always comply
A study from the University of Tokyo reveals that while cats can recognize commands from their owners, they may not always choose to respond.
Live at 13:15: The special committee discusses the risks of political interference in conducting research
A special committee of the Estonian Parliament is set to discuss the risks of political interference in economic research during a public session.
Funding for populist-right โmedia-political complexโ exceeded ยฃ170m in five years, research finds
Research by Labour MP Liam Byrne reveals that over ยฃ170 million was allocated to the UKโs populist right, involving media and political entities funded by billionaires.
War in Iran. Following Israeli Strikes โ A Series of Widespread Explosions in Tehran
Amid escalating tensions, President Trump warns Iran of devastating consequences if Hormuz Strait is not opened within 48 hours, while Iran retaliates with missile strikes near an Israeli nuclear research site.
"Madara Cosmetics" will implement seven research projects worth more than 2 million euros
Madara Cosmetics is set to launch seven research projects valued over 2 million euros, focusing on the development of unique cosmetic products in collaboration with local scientists and expertise centers.
Welcome, American Scientists: Europe, a Refuge for Researchers Under Siege by Trump
The article discusses Europe's efforts, specifically in Spain, France, and Germany, to attract American scientists facing challenges under the Trump administration, highlighting initiatives like Safe Place for Science.
Goodbye to Obesity? A Molecule in Snake Blood Promises a Revolution in Weight Loss Drugs
Researchers have discovered a molecule in snake blood that could lead to breakthrough treatments for obesity by effectively regulating appetite and energy without adverse side effects.
Kyung Hee University Establishes K-DX Big Data Analysis System for Data-Driven Decision Making
Kyung Hee University has launched the K-DX big data analysis system to support systematic decision-making by integrating educational, research, and administrative data.
Why is a 26-year-old Canadian receiving testimony from the son of a former director of the North Korean People's Revolutionary Party every month? [Hello Truth and Reconciliation Committee (Part 13)]
A Canadian researcher, Jack Greenberg, deeply engaged in studying South Korea's historical reconciliation and issues related to civilian massacres, shares insights from his extensive research and interactions with various stakeholders in the country.
Etla: Under these conditions, immigration improves Finland's economy
A new report by the research institute Etla examines the complex economic impacts of immigration on Finland, stressing that positive outcomes depend on targeted political actions.
Family Meals: The Key to Better Grades and Lower Risk of Addiction in Teenagers
Regular and quality family meals can significantly reduce the risk of substance abuse in teenagers and improve their academic performance, according to new research.
A new species discovered by CONICET was chosen among the ten most emblematic in the world
A new marine parasite discovered by CONICET, Acanthobothrium goleketen, has been recognized internationally as one of the ten most emblematic species of 2025.
Jonjiฤ: Tuฤman studied war victims and revealed the myth of 'genocidal Croats' (IX.)
Historian Tomislav Jonjiฤ discusses Franjo Tuฤman's long-standing focus on WWII victims and the political motivations behind his research.
New research finds Australians increasingly anxious about national security
Research indicates that Australians are growing more concerned about national security threats, expecting several crises in the near future.
Analysts say Gaza 'civilian' deaths include Hamas, other terror members working as medics, media workers
New research indicates that many reported civilian deaths in Gaza may include members of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad disguised as healthcare and media workers.
Total enclosure, filtered air and special suits: how the first laboratory for dangerous microorganisms in the Triรขngulo Mineiro works
The University of Uberlรขndia inaugurated a new Biosafety Level 3 laboratory to enhance scientific capacity in the region for studying dangerous microorganisms.
Not only the health of the mother. A father's lifestyle has a huge impact on the course of pregnancy
Research reveals that a father's health and lifestyle significantly affect pregnancy outcomes and the health of future generations.
Iran responds to Trump's threat of annihilation: Attacks Israel's nuclear research center with missiles
Iran retaliated against President Trump's ultimatum by launching missiles at cities near Israel's nuclear research center, causing numerous injuries and damage.
Cancer Medicine: The Biohackers in My Body
The article discusses recent findings in cancer medicine, highlighting how cancer cells interact intricately with the nervous system, potentially leading to new therapies.
โWe didnโt expect thisโ: Iran missile gets past Israel nuclear research townโs defences
An Iranian ballistic missile has struck residential buildings in the Israeli town of Dimona, raising concerns about the effectiveness of Israel's air defenses.
USP helps correct historical data on head and neck cancer and paves the way for new treatments
A study involving researchers from USP reveals that rare and severe variants of squamous cell carcinoma are less common than previously thought, impacting treatment strategies.
The supplement that could improve memory and delay aging, according to Harvard experts
Recent research indicates that lifestyle plays a significant role in the increasingly common feeling of low energy, with a specific supplement suggested by Harvard experts to enhance memory and slow down aging.
Looking for volunteers to live for a month for free in the mountains: the new project by Eurac Research
Eurac Research in Italy is seeking volunteers to live in the mountains for a month to study the effects of prolonged exposure to moderate altitude on healthy individuals.
RESEARCH: Urban residents with higher education support Kรตlvart, while Reinsalu appeals to rural people
A recent survey indicates that while rural residents prefer Urmas Reinsalu as their prime ministerial candidate, residents of urban areas with higher education tend to favor Mihhail Kรตlvart.
New study: Many cancer survivors suffer from multiple late effects
A new nationwide study reveals that a significant portion of cancer survivors in Denmark suffer from multiple late effects, including severe symptoms that impact daily life.
Sharks found in the Bahamas testing positive for cocaine and other substances
Scientists discovered that sharks around Eleuthera, Bahamas, tested positive for cocaine, caffeine, and analgesics, highlighting human contamination in these waters.
Did you know that bumblebees can survive underwater for days - how do they do it?
Researchers have discovered how hibernating bumblebees can survive flooding in their nests without drowning.
Pascual Sรกnchez Juan, neurologist: "Alzheimer is a disease of young people"
Dr. Pascual Sรกnchez Juan argues that Alzheimerโs disease, often mistaken as an ailment of the elderly, has a long onset period and emphasizes the importance of early prevention and treatment.
Research: Even light exercise is effective
A study by the UKK Institute indicates that even moderate light exercise can provide fitness and health benefits, potentially within six weeks.
The expert council established by the Seimas claims it cannot communicate with the leadership of the Genocide Center
The newly established expert council by Lithuania's Parliament expresses challenges in communication with the Genocide Center's leadership regarding research directions and operational strategies.
โRussia is afraid of the truth.โ A conversation with a Ukrainian ecologist who the aggressor state has issued an international search warrant for
This article features an interview with Vladislavs Balinskis, a Ukrainian ecologist, who has been placed on an international wanted list by Russia for his environmental research and documentation of ecocide.
6 tips from experts on how to talk to AI for the best answers
Experts provide insights on effective strategies for interacting with artificial intelligence to improve the quality of responses.
Molecule in the blood of pythons reduces appetite and may inspire new drugs against obesity, research indicates
Researchers discover that a molecule in the blood of pythons could lead to new, side-effect-free obesity treatments.
Destination Space with Michal Novota / Soyuz 11 or Why Three Soviet Cosmonauts Died in Space
The article discusses recent events in space research, including NASA's Artemis program updates and the history of Soviet space missions.
Prejudice: Research shows that many believe those over 50 do not match the latest fashion trends
A new survey reveals prevalent ageist attitudes towards fashion and employment for individuals over 50 in Brazil.
The Winter Cold Has Done Harm to the Killer Jellyfish
Cold winter temperatures have dramatically reduced the population of the invasive killer jellyfish in the Baltic Sea, according to new research from Denmark's Technical University.
Do pythons have the 'antidote' against human obesity?
Scientists discovered a molecule in pythons that could lead to new anti-obesity drugs after observing its effects on obese mice.