Good Bacteria: KTU Scientist Identifies Common Mistakes in Probiotic Use
A Kaunas University of Technology professor discusses misuses of probiotics and emphasizes their importance in maintaining gut health.
Five gadgets that seem like science fiction, but are already available for purchase
This article discusses five cutting-edge gadgets that, once imagined in science fiction, have now become real and accessible products.
Live Protein on Graphene. Can We Use Photosynthesis to Produce Electricity?
The article discusses the potential of harnessing photosynthesis to generate electricity and solar fuels, an idea that has intrigued scientists for some time.
Michal Ernée: DNA analysis used to take years and cost hundreds of millions of dollars; today it takes only minutes
This article discusses the significant advancements in DNA analysis technology that have drastically reduced the time and cost associated with it.
Elite scientists return to China after decades building careers in the USA
Prominent scientists who once established their careers in the USA are moving back to China in search of better opportunities and increased support for their research amid a competitive global landscape in science and technology.
The vertigo of history
The article discusses the rapid changes in history driven by science, technology, and geopolitical conflicts, emphasizing the uncertainty created by the resurgence of war.
Fiction that Comes True: How Science Fiction Prepares Us for Life with Artificial Intelligence
A discussion at the 'Būtent!' festival in Lithuania explored how science fiction provides insights and warnings about the future of artificial intelligence.
Korea Cyber University Selected for Construction AI Innovation Research Project
Korea Cyber University has been selected for a research project aiming to enhance AI technology in the construction sector, receiving funding from the Ministry of Science and ICT.
Opening of Global Shared Kitchen at Seoul National University of Science and Technology
Seoul National University of Science and Technology has established a 'Global Shared Kitchen' to improve living conditions for international students ahead of the 2026 academic year.
Robots in the Home: Reality or Science Fiction?
The article discusses the growing presence and market potential of domestic robots in Argentina, as they shift from luxury items to affordable alternatives that ease household chores.
Disclosure of Assets of Senior Public Officials... Moon Ae-ri is First with Approximately 8.4 Billion Won
Moon Ae-ri, Chairperson of the Korea Foundation for Women in Science and Technology, reported assets amounting to approximately 8.4 billion won, making her the top-ranked senior public official.
Radars Can Now Measure Heartbeats from a Distance, and Science Debates How to Use This Without Invading Privacy
Researchers have developed radar technology capable of measuring heartbeats from a distance, sparking discussions about privacy implications.
Government's Target for Science and Technology Investment to Double to 60 Trillion Yen over the Next Five Years; Strengthening the Defense Industry as Well
The Japanese government has announced plans to double its science and technology investment target to 60 trillion yen over the next five years, with an emphasis on strengthening the defense industry.
"Every day we know more and understand less": the warning from Albert Einstein that remains relevant
Einstein's warning about the limits of knowledge remains poignant in today's world of rapid scientific and technological advancements.
Could China build an ‘army of centaurs’ with this non-invasive cyborg tech?
Chinese researchers have developed a non-invasive cyborg technology that enables soldiers to carry heavy loads more efficiently, potentially transforming their operational capabilities in challenging environments.
National Lottery: check the draw for Saturday, March 14
The National Lottery draw takes place in Spain on March 14, 2026, celebrating the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology.
QUIZ: Everyone knows about the robot and the hoe. But can you recognize other Czech inventions?
A quiz tests knowledge of various Czech inventions that have significantly impacted science and daily life.
Chung-Ang University Selected for the 'TeX-Corps' Project by the Ministry of Science and ICT, Pursuing a 7.5 Billion Won Technology Startup Exploration Project over 5 Years
Chung-Ang University has been selected to participate in the 'TeX-Corps' project, which will support technology startup explorations with a budget of 7.5 billion won over five years.
Asan City Selected for ‘Advanced Display National Research Platform’ Feasibility Study Worth 520 Billion Won
Asan City has been selected for a feasibility study by the Ministry of Science and ICT for an advanced display national research platform, which is crucial for the future of South Korea's display industry.
Iran war highlights US defense gaps; mathematician returns to China: 7 science highlights
The article discusses various recent scientific developments, including concerns about US military capabilities revealed by the Iran conflict and the return of a prominent mathematician to China.
FCT university to begin operations under Tinubu, says Wike
Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike announced that the FCT University of Science and Technology will begin operations under President Bola Tinubu's administration, emphasizing its importance for local development and job creation.
Next-Generation Semiconductor Center at Seoul National University of Science and Technology to Operate Second S-FAB Process Training Program
The Next-Generation Semiconductor Center at Seoul National University of Science and Technology conducted its second S-FAB process training program to enhance understanding of semiconductor manufacturing among students.
The Museum leaves Via S.Vittore. And thus animates the M4 station
The Museum of Science and Technology in Milan has expanded its presence by exhibiting artwork in the M4 subway station, showcasing iconic objects through nighttime photography by Axel Ruhomaully.
Seoul National University of Science and Technology signs an industry-academic cooperation agreement with RAP, Inc.
Seoul National University of Science and Technology has signed a cooperation agreement with RAP, Inc. to enhance collaboration and provide AI-based services to students and staff.
Seoul University of Science and Technology Holds Entrance Ceremony for the 2nd Energy New Technology Convergence Program
The Seoul University of Science and Technology celebrated the entrance ceremony for the 2nd cohort of its Energy New Technology Convergence Program, backed by major energy corporations in South Korea.
Seoul National University of Science and Technology Achieves Top Evaluation for ‘2025 Global Corporate Collaboration Program’
Seoul National University of Science and Technology's Global Collaboration Program has received a top rating for its outstanding contributions to business growth and stability, supporting 62 startups towards significant success.
Research, applications, and robotics: women develop projects in science and technology in the interior of São Paulo
Women in the interior of São Paulo are leading various projects in science and technology, highlighting their growing role in the sector.
Good news in Florida: a crystal that controls magnets at the atomic level has been created and could produce a scientific revolution
Researchers have developed a new crystal that manipulates atomic magnets, potentially revolutionizing information storage, energy consumption, and the design of stable quantum systems.
"My AI partner has made me a better companion and more patient": Relationships with 'robots' are no longer science fiction
The article explores how AI relationships are becoming a viable alternative for those feeling emotional distress in traditional romantic encounters.
China's Dilemma…Emphasizing Consumption but Growth Engine is Self-Reliance in Science and Technology
China's government is focusing on expanding domestic consumption while simultaneously emphasizing self-reliance in high-tech industries, raising concerns over the practicalities of achieving this balance.
Low returns on university research spending worry the Federal Government
Nigerian Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Kingsley Udeh expressed concerns over the low economic returns from research investments in the country’s universities and institutes during a strategic meeting in Abuja.
Ifac opens registrations with 240 vacancies for a course with a scholarship of over R$ 1,000; See how to participate
The Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Acre (Ifac) is offering 240 scholarship positions for Initial and Continuing Education courses, open for registration until October 13.
Award in honor of Niède Guidon will recognize science and technology initiatives in PI
The Piauí government has established an award named after researcher and archaeologist Niède Guidon to recognize outstanding contributions in science and technology.
Boy, 15, seriously injured in stabbing at school
A 15-year-old boy was seriously injured in a stabbing incident at Nottingham University Academy of Science and Technology, leading to the arrest of another boy.
Economic returns on investments in universities, polytechnics below expectations – FG
The Nigerian Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Uche Nnaji, stated that the economic returns on research investments in universities and polytechnics are lower than anticipated despite significant funding efforts.
Nottingham school stabbing LIVE: Boy, 15, seriously injured at NUSA campus
A 15-year-old boy was seriously injured in a stabbing incident at Nottingham University Academy of Science and Technology, prompting a police investigation and a school lockdown.
From chatbots to AI agents – How the new era of Artificial Intelligence is changing everyday life and science
The article discusses the impact of Artificial Intelligence on everyday life and science, highlighting a keynote event featuring Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella in London.
Does China’s science budget boost confirm it is listening to everything Elon Musk says?
China has announced a 10% increase in its science budget for 2026, reflecting a push for self-reliance in science and technology amid its competition with the U.S.
Why China’s anti-corruption drive in academia is vital to its science and tech ambitions
China is intensifying its anti-corruption efforts in academia to support its ambitions in science and technology ahead of its annual political meetings.
Notification for March 5
Several notable appointments and initiatives were announced in South Korea, highlighting contributions in education, culture, and international relations.
Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation delivers Infovia with 1,300 km of fiber optics in Acre
The Brazilian Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation inaugurated a fiber optic network in Acre, aiming to improve education, healthcare, and research connectivity across the region.
Joi Ito Mentioned in Epstein Documents; Minister Konoda Considers Hearing
Japan's Science and Technology Minister, Minister Konoda, announced on the 3rd that they are considering an inquiry and hearing regarding Joi Ito, who is mentioned in documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice related to Jeffrey Epstein.
2025 ‘Proud Seoul Tech University Alumni’ Award Winners Selected
Seoul National University of Science and Technology has chosen alumnus Na Gi-seon as the recipient of the 2025 'Proud Seoul Tech Alumni' award, recognizing his significant contributions to the construction industry in South Korea.
The Ministry of Science and ICT supports domestic industry-academic-research with advanced GPUs
The South Korean Ministry of Science and ICT is supplying 4,000 graphic processing units (GPUs) to support domestic academia, industry, and research sectors.
Foundation pays JAMB fees for 40 Ekiti students
A foundation has covered the registration fees for 40 secondary school students in Ekiti State to support their education in technology and healthcare.
50 bag first-class as OAUSTECH graduates 1,452 students
The Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology is set to graduate 1,452 students, with 50 earning first-class honours during its ninth convocation ceremony.
Notification for February 27
Yongin University held an inauguration ceremony for its new president, Park Yoon-kyu, on February 25, while various other significant appointments and events were reported from Korea.
Seoul National University of Science and Technology and Korea Public Enterprise Association Successfully Hold Conference on 'New Government Policies for Public Institutions and AI Transformation'
A successful conference was held at Seoul National University of Science and Technology focusing on new government policies for public institutions and the transformation shaped by AI, attended by over 200 participants from various sectors.
China extends tech lead over South Korea and surpasses Japan, Seoul’s ranking data shows
China has advanced its technological capabilities, surpassing Japan and extending its lead over South Korea, according to a report from South Korea's Ministry of Science.
Battery Industry Day Promotes Collaboration Between Science and Companies
Battery Industry Day in Latvia focused on enhancing collaboration between science and industry in battery technology development.