Latvian Scientists Invited to Apply for the Baltic States Scholarship
A joint scholarship competition for women in science has been announced by the Baltic States Academy of Sciences in collaboration with UNESCO national commissions.
The three golden heads of the science show 'Rakett69' are aiming for 15,000 euros
The science show 'Rakett69' is nearing the end of its season, having selected three finalists who will compete for a €15,000 prize in the final episode.
Gallery: The contestants of 'Rakett 69' are engaged in forest management
Contestants from the Estonian science competition 'Rakett 69' are focusing on forest management as part of their individual challenges.
Gallery: 'Rakett 69' science theater takes you to space
The youth science competition 'Rakett 69' has reached a highly anticipated stage, presenting creative performances focused on space science.
"Youth Research": Mars Capsule, Spiderweb Moistener and Much Sparkle in the Eyes
The article discusses the regional competition "Jugend forscht" in Munich-West, showcasing innovative science projects by high school students, including a Mars rover landing capsule experiment.
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.
Monogamy originated due to competition for property, say Czech scientists
Czech scientists claim that the institution of monogamy developed as a result of competition over property.
Gallery: six qualifiers will be determined in the science competition 'Rakett 69'
The science competition 'Rakett 69' is entering a decisive phase as six finalists will be revealed during the last team broadcast on February 28.
Only one point decided the winner: Estonia's smartest school was revealed in Kanal 2's show 'Rocket Junior'
The second season of Kanal 2's youth science competition 'Rocket Junior' concluded, determining Estonia's smartest school with only one point separating the finalists.
TESTS. Will you be able to tackle the 'V.I.P' questions that puzzled young scientists?
A competition among young scientists from various Latvian institutions highlighted their skills in tackling difficult questions, with a team from Silava emerging victorious.
Are we to blame for the extinction of Neanderthals? Here's what science knows now
Scientists are investigating the reasons behind the extinction of Neanderthals, considering factors like isolation, competition with modern humans, and the potential for violence.
PhD Students in Slovakia: Competition, Not Colleagues
The article discusses the challenges faced by PhD students in Slovakia, highlighting a competitive academic environment that hinders collaboration among peers.