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Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto announces plans to establish a new graduate school focusing on training experts in the field of space, combining science and management starting from April 2028.

The Bihar Board has officially declared the 12th-grade examination results, with an overall pass rate of 85.19%, and girls outperforming boys in all three streams: Arts, Commerce, and Science.

Maria Beatriz Mesquita Ximenes, a 16-year-old from Ceará, is the sole female member of Brazil's contingent for the upcoming International Physics Olympiads in 2026.

Last year, the Latvian Education and Science Employees Union (LIZDA) provided financial support totaling 368,847 euros to its members, representing an increase over the previous year.

The Latvian Education and Science Workers' Union (LIZDA) plans to hold protests if the Saeima removes a provision from the Labour Law that protects union members from termination without union consent.

A forum discusses strategies for attracting and retaining teachers in Lithuania, highlighting a comprehensive plan from the Ministry of Education, Science, and Sports.

Astrophysicist Jiří Grygar celebrates his 90th birthday, reflecting on his impact on science and his battles against pseudoscience.

Vilnius College has established advanced laboratories to enhance its science and innovation ecosystem, particularly in electronics and informatics.

The article discusses the significant applications of the number pi in various aspects of human life, from mathematics education to scientific research.

The article reflects on the interplay between politics and the scientific imperatives of addressing climate change, illustrating this with a historical anecdote from 1968 and quotes from the IPCC.

Recent scientific findings debunk the myth that butterfly scales can cause blindness, revealing the true nature and function of these microscopic structures.

The National Secretariat of Science and Education NSZZ "Solidarity" has called for immediate legislative action from the Minister of Education regarding additional compensation for teachers working under difficult conditions in inclusive education.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo emphasizes the importance of prioritizing education for national development during the inauguration of new science laboratories in Ibadan, Nigeria.

Camborne Science & International Academy reports a second case of scabies within three weeks, following another outbreak in the region.

Opposition MPs in Latvia are requesting an explanation from the Minister of Education and Science regarding potential irregularities and excessive costs in IT procurement.

A former Municipal Police building in central Athens is being transformed into a university facility for the needs of the Economics and Political Science School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.

The Ludwig Maximilians University (LMU) and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have been awarded the title of 'Excellence University' for the fourth consecutive time.

The article discusses six prevalent myths about learning that neuroscience has disproven, highlighting the gap between current scientific understanding and educational practices.

A recent audit by the Estonian State Audit Office indicates that despite a significant investment in engineering education, the country will not resolve its engineer shortage unless the foundational math and science education in primary schools improves.

The Ludwig Maximilians University (LMU) and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have received the prestigious status of Excellence University for another seven years.

Dr. Josipa Nemet critiques the health education curriculum in Rijeka, claiming it is more of a radical ideological reprogramming than actual education.

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.

The Youth Center in Feira de Santana has opened 625 spots for various free workshops, including languages and science initiation, which students can enroll in until March 16.

The 2025 UPSC civil service examination has seen a significant trend of science students, exemplified by the top scorer Anuj Agnihotri from AIIMS, raising questions about whether civil service is increasingly favoring medical and engineering backgrounds.

Exceptional high school students showcased their talents in Brno, Czech Republic.

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 National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has publicly apologized for including a controversial chapter on corruption in the judiciary in an eighth-grade social science textbook and has withdrawn the entire set of books.

A student from Tokyo won the Minister of Education Award at the 48th Future Science Dream Painting Exhibition for his innovative lighting design that enhances visibility of the night sky by negating street lights.

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.

José Carlos Pinto Dias, a prominent Brazilian doctor, played a crucial role in combating Chagas disease in the 1970s and contributed to its eradication through community involvement and education.

The inauguration of a new building for the School of Economics and Political Science at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens took place in the heart of Athens, designed to meet modern educational needs.

The University of Athens has inaugurated a newly renovated iconic building for its School of Economics and Political Science, addressing housing needs for its departments.

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.

The University of Barcelona's 'Petites mirades' program aims to inspire scientific vocations among primary school girls.

Rimantas Benetis has been inaugurated for a second term as the rector of the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, pledging to uphold the university's traditions and provide education based on the latest advances in medical science.

The Croatian Minister of Science, Education, and Youth, Radovan Fuchs, announced changes to the regulations regarding pedagogical measures in schools, including a phone ban for students and mandatory engagement of social services in specific absenteeism cases.

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.

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.

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.

The Latvian science community is concerned about the Ministry's proposal for greater public involvement in selecting research topics for state-funded projects.

Croatian Minister of Science and Education Radovan Fuchs condemned MP Ivana Kekin's school lecture as unacceptable and announced an inspection to investigate the circumstances surrounding the event.

Several notable appointments and initiatives were announced in South Korea, highlighting contributions in education, culture, and international relations.

A study by Finnish researchers suggests that pollen levels during exam days can adversely impact the performance of high school students, particularly in science subjects.

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.

An investigation is underway into Deputy Minister G. Grybauskas regarding his role in legislative changes affecting Lithuania's National Sports Council and its decision-making powers.

The VTEK is investigating the potential conflict of interest involving Deputy Minister Giedrius Grybauskas related to the National Sports Council law proposal he presented in Parliament.

Estonia faces a significant shortage of qualified natural science teachers in schools, prompting concerns about the future of science education.

In Estonia, despite increasing interest among youth in becoming science teachers, experts believe this will not fill the widening gaps in schools.

Lithuanian conservatives are calling for a parliamentary committee meeting to investigate the management of a conflict at a school involving an ethics teacher accused of violence against students.

Students from various high schools in Latvia participated in a chemistry olympiad at the University of Latvia's Natural House, testing their theoretical and practical skills in chemistry.