High Tatras are threatened with irreversible damage, warns SAV about the zoning proposal
Researchers from the Slovak Academy of Sciences caution that the proposed zoning plan for the Tatra National Park could lead to irreversible damage to the region.
From Local University to Academic Maturity. 25 Years of ANS in Nowy Targ
The article reflects on the 25-year journey of the Academy of Applied Sciences in Nowy Targ, Poland, highlighting its growth and established position in higher education.
Using AI for Cancer Treatment. The Era of Human Evaluation of Biological Experiments is Over, Says Data Scientist Kováč
Michal Kováč discusses the growing importance of artificial intelligence in the field of life sciences and cancer treatment.
Artificial Intelligence: The Role of Social Sciences
The article discusses the interplay between artificial intelligence and social sciences, highlighting the need for their collaboration to better understand AI's societal implications.
Food scientists at the Estonian University of Life Sciences acquired a device that imitates the human intestine
Estonian University of Life Sciences has obtained a unique laboratory device that simulates the human intestines to study the effect of food on the microbiome without human testing.
A Large University Student Organization Amid Harassment Controversy
The student organization Atkins ry at Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences is embroiled in a harassment controversy following accusations regarding its operations.
G. Landsbergis now has another job
G. Landsbergis will begin teaching a course at the prestigious Sciences Po political studies institute in Paris.
The gravity 'hole' that reveals 70 million years of Earth's internal history
A study reveals how a large gravitational anomaly under Antarctica has changed over 70 million years due to movements in the Earth's mantle.
Another Success of Polish Students in an Important International Competition
Polish students from the University of Warsaw's Faculty of Economic Sciences achieved notable success in the prestigious Rotman International Trading Competition.
Is this the solution to cable breakages in the Baltic Sea?
A project led by Turku University of Applied Sciences aims to develop new solutions for monitoring underwater cables in the Baltic Sea.
Invisible helpers protect the pine
A recent study from the Estonian University of Life Sciences reveals that the fungal communities protecting pines are mainly influenced by the host tree's genetics and its growing location, highlighting the impact of climate change and new diseases on tree resilience.
3200 demonstrators, 1 arrest, justice involved regarding excesses... What to remember from the march in Lyon for Quentin Deranque
A memorial march for Quentin Deranque, a student killed during an event at Sciences Po Lyon, attracted 3,200 participants with police and officials ensuring no incidents occurred.
"These little nazis got what they were looking for": on WhatsApp, two Sciences Po professors justify the death of Quentin
Two professors from Sciences Po Paris express controversial views on the death of Quentin Deranque in a WhatsApp group.
Scientists Propose to Install a Super Laser on the Moon
A group of scientists suggests that the Moon's unique cold conditions make it an ideal location for the installation of ultrastable lasers crucial for precise timekeeping and navigation systems.
A bomb threat forces the evacuation of five institutions in Paris
Bomb threats have led to the evacuation of several key institutions in Paris, including Sciences Po and the Montparnasse Tower.
Alarm in Paris: Central buildings evacuated after bomb threats
Paris has been placed on high alert following mass emails threatening bomb placements in various locations across the city.
Sciences Po Paris, Montparnasse Tower: Several Establishments Under Evacuation After Threats to 'Explode Various Locations' in the Capital
Several establishments in Paris, including Sciences Po and Montparnasse Tower, are being evacuated following bomb threats targeting various locations in the city.
"There are fewer and fewer people at the moments of silence for Gaza": how Sciences Po Paris has de-LFI-ized
The article discusses the decline of attendance at moments of silence for Gaza and the shift in perspective at Sciences Po Paris following controversies around public meetings on the topic.
The startup where AI creates embryos
A fertility lab in Mexico City uses artificial intelligence to create human embryos with a robotic assembly line named AURA.
NBTE approves seven ND programmes for Kebbi health college
The National Board for Technical Education has approved seven National Diploma programmes for the Kebbi State College of Health Sciences and Technology.
Two years after its creation in the Assembly, the National Police University expects to begin activities in the first semester of this year
The Citizen Security and Police Sciences University (Usecipol) in Ecuador plans to commence its operations in the first half of 2026, focusing on training in security and police sciences.
Significant Step - Lithuanian Representative Joins European Innovation Council Ambassadors for the First Time
A Lithuanian representative has joined the European Innovation Council (EIC) ambassadors, marking a significant milestone for Lithuania's life sciences sector.
Estonian university researcher sent fabricated citations to the press, researcher apologizes
A professor from the Estonian University of Life Sciences submitted an opinion article with falsified references criticizing the restoration of Finnish forests and has since apologized for his actions.
Mikey Madison and Zoe Saldaña present Oscar awards; check out the list
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced presenters for the 2026 Oscars, including Mikey Madison and Zoe Saldaña, alongside Conan O'Brien as the host.
France: Turmoil Following the Murder of Derank - Arrests with Political Implications
The French police have arrested 11 suspects in connection with the murder of 23-year-old student Kentan Derank, who was fatally beaten during a clash related to a lecture by left-wing MEP Rimah Hassan.
Survey: The vast majority is still not satisfied with the Prime Minister's work
A majority of Estonian citizens remain dissatisfied with Prime Minister Kristen Michal's performance, according to a monthly survey conducted by the Institute of Social Sciences and Norstat Estonia.
LAUTECH medical sciences students revolt over faculty transfer
Students at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology are protesting the transfer of their Anatomy and Physiology Department to a different faculty.
Health, "HealthCORE" is born, the new business unit dedicated to Healthcare & Life Science
HealthCORE is a new business unit aimed at enhancing strategic communication and advocacy in the healthcare and life sciences sectors, addressing complex challenges the system faces.
A doctor of biomedical sciences and two of his accomplices will stand trial for the production of psychoactive substances
A biomedical scientist and his two accomplices are facing trial for allegedly producing psychoactive substances in a high-tech laboratory in Lithuania.
An extremely powerful tool for engineering sciences
Artificial intelligence is a significant factor in the evolution of science and technology, especially in engineering.
"Debate is No Longer Possible": at Sciences Po Lyon, the Ultragauche Dictates Its Law
The article discusses the influence of the far-left at Sciences Po Lyon, particularly following recent violence that led to a student's death, casting doubt on the safety and nature of political debate in such environments.
RTU Rēzekne Academy Promotes Primary School Students' Interest in Engineering Sciences
RTU Rēzekne Academy is conducting engineering science sessions for primary school students, aiming to spark their interest in the field.
New subjects in mathematics for upper secondary students
Norway will replace the existing Mathematics for Social Sciences with new subjects 'Mathematics for Economics' and 'Statistics' starting fall 2027.
Democracy was José Álvaro Moisés' passion and study theme
José Álvaro Moisés, a prominent Brazilian political scientist known for his extensive studies on democracy, passed away at the age of 80.
New Zealand develops a digital shield to predict landslides
New Zealand has developed a computer model to predict the timing and locations of landslides to address increasing risks from severe climate fluctuations.
Paris's Cité des Sciences soars with excitement over Crew–12 launch
The Cité des Sciences in Paris is abuzz with enthusiasm as it prepares for the Crew-12 launch.
Column 'Uni live': Natural Science as a Foreign Language
The author reflects on the challenges of integrating natural sciences with humanities disciplines, particularly in the context of ethnology and geography.
Havel: The decision is politically motivated, accusations of discrimination against women are bizarre
Professor Boris Havel contests a disciplinary warning from the Faculty of Political Sciences, calling it politically motivated and unsupported.
The Most Demanded Social Sciences Programs in Universities; Interest in the Service Sector Decreases
The number of male students in Latvia's universities is increasing while female enrollment is slightly declining, with a growing demand for social sciences, business studies, and law programs.
Women group seeks functional science labs in schools
A women's group has called on Nigerian development agencies to enhance education by equipping schools with functional science laboratories to encourage young girls in the sciences.
Unexpected Mathematics in College Entrance Essays? A Journey Beyond Humanities and Sciences
A high school student reflects on the unexpected intersection of mathematics and essay writing in Japan’s college entrance exams, challenging traditional categorizations of academic disciplines.
Selection for teachers in TO offers vacancies with salaries up to R$ 5,300; see how to apply
The Service Social da Indústria in Tocantins is hiring teachers with salaries reaching R$ 5,300 and additional benefits as they seek applicants for roles in the fields of Natural Sciences and Languages.
The Estonian University of Life Sciences Holds Engineer's Day on Thursday
On Thursday, the Estonian University of Life Sciences will host its third Engineer's Day, focusing on construction engineering.
National Scholarships... Expansion of Support for Excellent Talent in Humanities and Social Sciences and Increase in Working Scholars
This year, the government is expanding support for students in humanities and social sciences and increasing the number of working scholarship recipients.
Study: University Teachers Use Artificial Intelligence Even More Than Students
A study conducted by scientists from the University of Latvia and the Banking School reveals that university teachers are using artificial intelligence tools more frequently than their students, particularly in social sciences and finance fields.
M. Ališauskienė will lead the Lithuanian Social Sciences Center
M. Ališauskienė has been appointed as the new head of the Lithuanian Social Sciences Center for a five-year term, as announced by the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport.
Mr. Epstein and the Good, True, and Beautiful
The article explores the extensive network of Jeffrey Epstein and its connections to various intellectual and creative circles, while controversially linking it to conspiracy theories surrounding QAnon.
Competition to find a board member for 'Jelgava Water'; salary 4466 euros
The Jelgava municipality has announced a candidate selection for the board member position at SIA 'Jelgava Water' due to the expiration of the current board member's mandate, requiring candidates to have higher education in engineering sciences and at least three years of professional experience in the field.
Protein smoothie recipe: how to make it to gain muscle mass in 30 days
Medical professionals suggest a specific combination of essential macronutrients in a natural preparation that promotes fiber increase and tissue recovery, according to the Spanish Association of Sports Sciences.
Creating Artificial Cells to Approach the Mysteries of Life, Discussing the Considerations of Difficult-to-Control Proliferation
Research is progressing on creating artificial cells to unlock the mysteries of life, with a focus on using DNA technology for information exchange.