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.
Rhonda Patrick, doctor in biomedical sciences: 'There is a basic health indicator that increases the risk of cognitive decline'
Dr. Rhonda Patrick highlights the significant link between hypertension and cognitive decline in her analysis of health indicators.
Doctor of War Sciences Juha Mäkelä: The Goals of the United States in Iran Are Ambiguous
Doctor Juha Mäkelä comments on the escalating conflict in the Middle East, highlighting the ambiguous goals of the United States in Iran amid the ongoing war.
Scientists, business, and cultural figures call for climate action – and good news
A collective of researchers, business leaders, and cultural figures emphasizes the urgent need for climate action and points towards positive developments despite current global crises.
The Government Wants to Ease Ethical Review Requirements
The Swedish government is proposing to relax ethical review requirements for social sciences and humanities research, amidst concerns from researchers about the current system being a hindrance.
MAY IN TUBE ⟩ Researchers from the Estonian University of Life Sciences Created a New Generation of Marmalade
Researchers from the Estonian University of Life Sciences have successfully developed a new type of marmalade made from black currants, which is now available for purchase in several cities across Estonia.
Innovations: Europe Must Provide an Impulse
The article discusses the need for Europe to enhance its competitiveness in the life sciences sector amidst increasing global investment competition from the US and China.
University of Eastern Finland aims for a massive higher education institution – intends to merge three universities of applied sciences
The University of Eastern Finland plans to create a new higher education consortium by merging three universities of applied sciences in Northern Savonia, North Karelia, and Kainuu.
Liu Guozhi, former top PLA scientist and nuclear test commander, delisted from CAS website
Liu Guozhi, a prominent Chinese military scientist and former nuclear test commander, has been removed from the official website of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Guest on Ykkösaamu: The Future Director of the Middle East Institute, Doctor of Military Sciences Juha Mäkelä – What Would You Like to Ask?
The article discusses the current state of war initiated by the U.S. and Israel against Iran, and the subsequent regional impacts, highlighting a forthcoming interview with Juha Mäkelä.
President of the Academy of Sciences: I fully support Konstantinas' desire to remove the poster 'Lithuania for Lithuanians'
Lithuanian officials have launched a preliminary investigation into Konstantinas Andrijauskas for removing a controversial poster during a national event while an academic voice supports his actions.
Social Sciences: What Do Young Men Really Think About Women?
A recent survey indicates that nearly one-third of young men from Generation Z believe that women should always listen to their husbands, contrasting sharply with older generations.
Social Sciences: What Do Young Men Really Think About Women?
A recent survey reveals that nearly one-third of young men from Generation Z believe that a woman should always listen to her husband, highlighting a shift towards more conservative gender roles.
Scientists unveil the mystery of the 'rising river' that puzzled geologists for decades
Scientists have proposed a new explanation for the mystery of the 'rising river' in the western United States, revealing how it managed to navigate through a high mountain range.
J-20 fighter jet designer scrubbed from Chinese Academy of Sciences website
The chief designer of China's J-20 stealth fighter jet, Yang Wei, has been removed from the Chinese Academy of Sciences website amid ongoing anti-corruption efforts in the defense sector.
The Academy supports Teyana Taylor after an incident with security personnel at the 2026 Oscars
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is backing actress Teyana Taylor following an altercation with security at the Oscars, where she was reportedly pushed while attempting to take a photo.
Chancellor of the Polish Academy of Sciences: Hierarchies, Castes, and Fear of Strong Women Still Exist
The Chancellor of the Polish Academy of Sciences discusses her role and aspirations to modernize the institution amidst traditional bureaucratic structures.
Doctor of Sciences Explains Why the Body Rejects Iron: A Common Mistake Many Make
A Lithuanian expert discusses common misconceptions about iron absorption in a recent podcast.
Russians Report Worsening Mental Health Amid Rising Economic Worries – RAS Survey
A survey by the Russian Academy of Sciences indicates a decline in mental health among Russians, correlating with increasing economic concerns and a protracted war in Ukraine.
Linguists do not recommend using the term 'design' in an educational context
The Terminology Commission of the Latvian Academy of Sciences has decided not to support the use of the term 'design' in education, suggesting instead the use of 'planning' and 'planning' terms.
The US Academy of Sciences awards four Spaniards for explaining how life emerged from a dead end and conquered Earth
The US Academy of Sciences has honored four Spanish scientists for their work explaining how life evolved to thrive on Earth after overcoming initial limitations.
Oscar 2026: Academy posts official photo of Wagner Moura and Brazilians react; 'We don't want posts, we want Oscars'
The official Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences posted a photo of Brazilian actor Wagner Moura during the Oscars broadcast, prompting a flurry of comments from fans who expressed their desire for actual wins rather than social media engagement.
Javier Butragueño, Doctor in Sports Sciences: 'The plank is not the best exercise for the abdomen; it is just one way to work the core'
Javier Butragueño, an expert in sports sciences, critiques the effectiveness of the plank exercise, arguing for a more comprehensive approach to core strengthening.
Cell monitoring apparatus worth nearly 1 million euros installed at VU Life Sciences Center
A new cell monitoring equipment valued at 950,000 euros has been installed at Vilnius University Life Sciences Center to aid in medical research.
Jürgen Habermas, the Fertility of the Humanities and the Critical Theory of Society
The article reflects on the significance of Jürgen Habermas's contributions to the humanities and critical social theory, emphasizing the importance of understanding and communication in society.
Czech Political Scientist in Elite Club. We Cannot Get By Without Social Sciences, She Says
A Czech political scientist emphasizes the importance of social sciences in contemporary society.
Linguists reject the term 'sustainable tourism'
Latvia's Academy of Sciences Terminology Commission has decided to reject the proposed term 'sustainable tourism' due to unclear definitions and associations with circular economy concepts.
Juno Awards coming to Winnipeg in April 2027
The Juno Awards will be hosted in Winnipeg in April 2027 by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, marking a return for the city after previous hosts in 2005 and 2014.
“Everything in life is achieved, but where is the joy?” Explains Doctor of Sciences in Psychology Maria Ābeltiņa
Psychologist Maria Ābeltiņa discusses the paradox of midlife satisfaction, where individuals often feel a high sense of self-confidence yet experience low life satisfaction during their 40s and 50s.
Linguists decide that 'quiet quitting' in Latvian will be 'atsalums' and 'atsalšana'
The Terminology Commission of the Latvian Academy of Sciences has decided to keep the terms 'atsalums' and 'atsalšana' to denote the English concept of 'quiet quitting' while rejecting alternatives.
Duksung Women's University Climate Environment and Culture Major Selected for Phase 2 of Humanities-Social Sciences Convergence Talent Training Project
Duksung Women's University has been selected for Phase 2 of the Humanities-Social Sciences Convergence Talent Training Project (HUSS), allowing its Climate Environment and Culture major to receive support until 2028.
Professor's Advice: This worrying issue of body weight - how to cope with it?
The article discusses body weight concerns in Estonia and provides insights from Professor Uku Vainik of the University of Tartu on managing these issues.
Oscar favorites among short films – the story of a Jewish swimmer, slaps instead of money, and the rooms of children who have left forever
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences continues to emphasize the importance of awarding short films at the Oscars, highlighting diverse international works.
The second joint application period for higher education has begun
The second joint application period for universities and universities of applied sciences in Finland has started today, with over 56,000 places available for students.
A brand new engineering degree at Jyväskylä University of Applied Sciences – something like it has never been seen in Finland before
Jyväskylä University of Applied Sciences is launching Finland's first AMK degree in resource technology, aimed at equipping students with interdisciplinary skills in technology and agriculture.
University of Athens inaugurates a new iconic building for the School of Economics and Political Science – Before and after renovation photos
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.
South Africa: Bringing It Home - South Africa is Leading the Charge to Make Anti-HIV jab for Africa
South Africa's National Aids Council is soliciting local drug companies to apply for the creation of generic versions of the anti-HIV jab lenacapavir, targeting a goal to end AIDS in the country by 2043.
Tribute Performance and Specific Skills: Linguists Approve Several Terms
The Latvian Academy of Sciences' Terminology Commission has approved the terms "tribute" and "tribute show" as equivalents to the English terms.
Language Advisers of the Mother Tongue Month are Members of the Estonian Academy of Sciences
Members of the Estonian Academy of Sciences will provide language advice during the Mother Language Month starting March 23.
Šufánek, Mixer or Pajzak. An Exhibition at the Academy of Sciences Highlights Disappearing Dialects
An exhibition at the Academy of Sciences in Czechia showcases endangered dialects, featuring quizzes and interactive elements for visitors.
The Eye of Physics: How Satellites Monitor a Tank from a Height of 500 Kilometers?
The article discusses how satellite technology can detect and monitor military activity, including individual tanks, from 500 kilometers above due to advancements in physics and technology.
International Women's Day: Meet Four Rectors of Public Universities in RS Who Inspire New Generations
The article highlights the achievements and impact of female rectors at public universities in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, particularly the University of Health Sciences of Porto Alegre, which boasts a predominantly female student and staff body.
Kingston, Ont. hospital hits record capacity, patients forced into storage rooms
Kingston Health Sciences Centre is facing an unprecedented overcrowding crisis, leading to patients being housed in inappropriate spaces like classrooms and storage rooms.
Rimantas Benetis inaugurated for a second term as rector of the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences
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.
Researchers examined a finding from the Pacific. Here's what they discovered
Scientists have discovered orca fins washed ashore, revealing bite marks from other orcas, challenging previous understandings of their interactions.
Young woman breaks the taboo and becomes the only woman in the operational area of a funeral home in Presidente Prudente
Maria Eduarda Bataliotti has made history as the only woman in the operational area of a funeral home in Presidente Prudente, Brazil, inspiring others with her journey.
Construction workers uncover chilling remains at flagship public university, halting project
Construction workers at the University of Oklahoma halted their project after uncovering century-old human remains at the site of a new building.
High school students have decided: the most popular exams are becoming clear
This year, there is a noticeable increase in Lithuanian high school students opting for more advanced levels in state graduation exams, particularly in mathematics and natural sciences.
One of the First Czech Women in Natural Sciences Refused to Choose Between Work and Her Feelings
Zdenka Hásková-Dyková, a pioneer among Czech women in natural sciences, navigated the conflict between pursuing her career and her personal life, a struggle that resonates with women's experiences to this day.
Inauguration of the Rector of the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences in Kaunas
The inauguration marks the second term of R. Benetis as the rector of the university.