Young Scientist Award: initiatives to tackle the climate crisis honored at a ceremony in Brasília
The 31st edition of the Young Scientist Award celebrated students and researchers in Brasília for their contributions to addressing climate change.
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.
The Army Caught Him Thanks to His Mistress. Will His Death Stop the Spiral of Violence? Political Scientist Warns
The article discusses the capture of notorious Mexican drug lord Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencha', by the army during a rendezvous with his mistress, while raising questions about the enduring violence in Mexico's drug trade.
Estonia should start preparing for the purchase of emission units
Estonia might struggle to meet its climate goals in forestry and should prepare for purchasing emission units, according to climate scientist Annela Anger-Kraavi.
Macinka is fond of quoting quantum physicists. He understands climate change about as well as a dentist understands appendicitis, argues scientist Kortus
The article discusses diverging views on climate change understanding, highlighting a statement by scientist Kortus critiquing Macinka's grasp of environmental issues.
They are mother and daughter and scientists: they discovered the largest coral colony in the world the size of a football field
A mother-daughter scientist duo has discovered the world's largest coral colony in the Great Barrier Reef, which spans approximately 111 meters, equivalent to the size of a football field.
A Wedding from Germany to Barabanki, the Scientist Groom and Bride Took Seven Vows
A unique wedding in Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, features a scientist groom and bride, with guests arriving from Germany, celebrating the event with traditional Hindu rituals.
The Revival Party is running for the first time in Akureyri
The Revival Party has announced its candidacy for local elections in Akureyri for the first time, led by political scientist Lovísa Oktovía.
The scientist and former diplomat Uldis Bluķis has passed away
Uldis Bluķis, a significant figure in Latvia's post-independence era and a respected academic, has died.
Scientist Naktinis: why are respiratory diseases the most prevalent in Alytus?
A scientist highlights the unusually high prevalence of respiratory diseases in the Lithuanian city of Alytus, despite official pollution levels being within acceptable limits.
Al Jazeera interviews an Egyptian scientist who unified the laws of transfer
The article features an interview with Dr. Mohamed Salama, who discusses his research on unifying the various laws governing the transfer of energy, mass, and electricity.
Climate Scientist: The Country Should Start Preparing for the Purchase of Emission Units
A climate scientist warns that Estonia is likely to face significant greenhouse gas emissions deficits and should prepare for purchasing emission units.
Science: Plagiarism allegations against former chair of the Ethics Council Alena Buyx
A communication scientist has raised plagiarism allegations against Alena Buyx, a prominent medical ethicist and former chair of the German Ethics Council.
Suicide lawsuit against China-born scientist Jane Wu’s US university to proceed
A judge has permitted the continuation of a lawsuit against Northwestern University related to the suicide of neuroscientist Jane Wu, with allegations of discrimination and wrongful confinement.
Dangers of Social Media: 'What is emotional gets clicked more often'
Darmstadt computer scientist Christian Reuter discusses how social media manipulates users and shares his views on youth bans.
NEW SCIENTIST ⟩ Humans are the only primates with a chin – now we finally know why
Researchers studied the skulls of 532 humans and monkeys to explain the origins of the chin.
Count made by scientist points out that Carnival block audience is smaller than reported
A scientist's analysis reveals that the actual attendance at Carnival blocks in São Paulo is significantly lower than official estimates, challenging the reported numbers.
"The Thing is": Dnipro is the European Thermopylae
The article discusses the impact of the ongoing war in Ukraine on both the country and Europe, as reflected in an interview with political scientist Roman Kuźniar.
"The Thing is": Dnipro is Europe's Thermopylae
A discussion on the implications of the ongoing war in Ukraine, featuring insights from political scientist Roman Kuźniar, highlights the complexities of international order and democracy.
Good and bad Soviet-era artists? Art scientist Elita Ansone on evaluating our heritage
Art scientist Elita Ansone discusses the complexities of evaluating Soviet-era art in Latvia, emphasizing the necessity of revisiting 20th-century artistic legacies.
Make pasta sauces smoother and silkier every time with no added ingredients
A food scientist shares a simple method to enhance pasta sauce without additional ingredients by optimizing the water used for boiling pasta.
Tatiana Sampaio honored with urban art in mural by graffiti artist in Uberlândia: 'The greatest influencer in this country'
Tatiana Sampaio, a scientist known for developing polilaminin, was honored with a mural in Uberlândia, Brazil, by the graffiti artist Tiago Dequete.
Cristina Monge, political scientist: "Staying astonished at what is coming is not an option"
Political scientist Cristina Monge discusses the crisis of trust in society in her new essay, which won the Paidós award.
The CNIO ruled out the patent as 'too weak' with which Barbacid has already raised 3.5 million against pancreatic cancer
The CNIO dismissed a patent related to pancreatic cancer treatment proposed by scientist Mariano Barbacid, citing insufficient novelty and inventive activity.
Ukraine, the political scientist Fesenko: 'Too many concessions from the US to the Russians, this prolongs the war'
Ukrainian political scientist Volodymyr Fesenko discusses the sentiment among Ukrainians as they enter a fifth year of war and critiques US concessions to Russia that could delay peace negotiations.
Lecture with Tatiana Sampaio at IFTM in Patrocínio Sold Out in 28 Minutes
A lecture featuring scientist Tatiana Sampaio at IFTM in Patrocínio sold out just 28 minutes after registration opened.
Pro-Russian Political Scientist Will Not Lead Postgraduate Studies. University Reacts to Our Publication
After the publication by OKO.press revealing that pro-Russian academic Leszek Sykulski was set to lead postgraduate studies at a private university in Gdańsk, Sykulski has been removed from the institution's staff list.
Professor Kim Do-kyung's research team at Kyung Hee University selected for the Ministry of Science and ICT's 'IP Star Scientist' Phase 2 project
Kyung Hee University Professor Kim Do-kyung leads a research team selected for Phase 2 of the 'IP Star Scientist' project to commercialize next-generation cancer treatments.
Political scientist points to a forgotten negotiation problem: blame falls on the USA as well
A political scientist discusses the challenges facing recent negotiations between Russia, Ukraine, and the USA regarding the war's end.
Contest 'Beautiful, Scientist, and from the Bar' opens registrations for women researchers in Juiz de Fora
A contest aimed at promoting women researchers has opened registrations in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, facilitating their presentation of academic work in an informal setting.
VIDEO ⟩ One of 'Epstein's children' and 'the coin guy': how Latvian cryptographer Virza came into the spotlight of the scandalous financier
Latvian scientist Madars Virza had regular contacts with deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein, discussing cryptocurrency business opportunities, as revealed by newly released correspondence.
VIDEO: João Gomes interrupts show in Sapucaí to honor scientist leading research on polylaminin
Singer João Gomes interrupted a performance to pay tribute to researcher Tatiana Sampaio, who is recognized for her work on polylaminin for treating acute spinal cord injuries.
A Skeptical Norwegian Scientist Created and Tested an 'Energetic Weapon' on Himself
A Norwegian scientist's controversial experiment with an 'energetic weapon' has ignited debates surrounding the mysterious symptoms experienced by U.S. diplomats and government officials, often linked to the so-called 'Havana syndrome'.
"France is the European country with the lowest level of trust in politics" – Nona Maguer in Vima
Renowned political scientist Nona Maguer has been awarded an honorary doctorate in Sociology at the University of Athens, where she discussed the current crisis of democracy in France.
Motorists Build Their Politics on Lies, Claims Scientist Kortus
Scientist Kortus accuses motorists of basing their political stances on lies.
Activist and Scientist: Understand Why the UFRGS Rector is Highlighted in Forbes' List and How She Seeks to Break Stereotypes
Márcia Cristina Bernardes Barbosa, rector of UFRGS and a prominent physicist, has been recognized by Forbes for her contributions to science and her advocacy for women's representation in the field.
Gut health scientist issues alert to anyone buying olive oil from the supermarket
A gut health expert warns consumers about purchasing olive oil and emphasizes the importance of checking labels for quality assurance.
The long distance from 'cure' for cancer in mice to humans
Scientist Laura Soucek emphasizes the need for honest communication regarding experimental cancer treatments for humans, cautioning against creating false hopes based on mouse studies.
Suspect arrested after Caltech scientist fatally shot at his home outside LA
A Caltech scientist was fatally shot at his home, leading to the arrest of a suspect on murder charges.
Tatiana Sampaio at IFTM in Patrocínio: how to participate in the event with the scientist who developed a molecule that can reverse spinal injuries
Tatiana Sampaio will be speaking at the IFTM in Patrocínio on March 12, focusing on her research that could aid recovery from spinal injuries.
DNA vaccine will not change, says Czech scientist
A Czech scientist asserts that the DNA vaccine will not bring about significant changes.
German Political Scientist: Russia Does Not Believe We Will Respond Decisively to Its Actions
A German political scientist argues that Russia doubts the West's willingness to respond decisively to its aggressive actions, particularly regarding Ukraine.
AI created by USP scientist achieves over 90% accuracy in mental diagnosis
A professor from USP was recently awarded in Germany for his work on AI methods that can diagnose mental disorders with over 90% accuracy.
Climate researcher believes colleagues are wrong: Claims this explains the unusually cold winter
Researchers disagree on the reasons for the unusually cold winter in Norway, with climate scientist Erik Kolstad disputing the connection to stratospheric wind changes.
Algal bloom report criticized as 'vanilla' by scientist turned political candidate
A report on harmful algal blooms in South Australia proposes fishing license buybacks and a re-stocking plan, but has faced criticism for lack of actionable solutions.
"Hindenburg Moment". Well-Known Scientist Warns of AI Race
Professor Michael Wooldridge warns of the dangers posed by the rush in the AI sector, prioritizing commercial pressures over safety and thorough testing.
Political scientist evaluated Žukauskas' revealed details about 'Nemuno aušra' funding
A political scientist claims that the political party 'Nemuno aušra' may have been funded through fake donations in 2024, with evidence suggesting at least €130,000 in illicit funds.
Political scientist: The security service should explain why state secret clearance was not issued to an official
Political scientist Rozenvalds argues that the Security Service should clarify why state secret clearance was denied to dismissed Rēzekne Mayor Aleksandrs Bartaševičs, warning about the alarming trends in secrecy and public perception.
"The Thing is". Andrzej Zybała: Poland 2050? This is probably the end
In a podcast discussion, political scientist Prof. Andrzej Zybała analyzes the decline of the Poland 2050 political project, highlighting challenges in the center of the Polish political landscape.
Scientist trying to disprove mysterious spy sickness tests microwave weapon on himself
A scientist attempting to debunk the 'Havana syndrome' tested a microwave weapon on himself, resulting in neurological damage and symptoms akin to the victims of the condition.