Good Bacteria: KTU Scientist Identifies Common Mistakes in Probiotic Use
A Kaunas University of Technology professor discusses misuses of probiotics and emphasizes their importance in maintaining gut health.
Crazy Mother or StB? The Massacre of the Family of a Czech Who Made Games Famous for Hitler Remains a Mystery
The article explores the mysterious death of the family of Czech scientist Erich Hudec, whose work was notably used in promoting the 1936 Berlin Olympics, potentially linked to the StB during the post-war period.
The Political Scientist: The Liberals' Congress Should Have Been Stopped
A political scientist argues that the Liberal party's congress was marred by significant technical issues and should have been canceled.
Putin is afraid: presented a forecast of what awaits Russia after the war in Iran
Political scientist Valis Alibayov presented a forecast about the geopolitical changes that will happen if Iran loses the war and its regional influence decreases.
Ott Lumi: Dismissal of Riigikogu Official Reduces Credibility
Political scientist Ott Lumi argues that the dismissal of a Riigikogu official diminishes the credibility of the parliament and emphasizes that politicians, not officials, should bear the responsibility.
Ott Lumi: the dismissal of an official undermines the credibility of the parliament
Political scientist Ott Lumi argues that the dismissal of a parliament official undermines the credibility of the legislature and that politicians, not officials, bear responsibility for decisions.
A quarter of a million people in Letná is a clear signal. However, without political power, nothing will change, says the political scientist
The article discusses a recent demonstration in Letná, where approximately 250,000 people gathered to voice concerns about political issues in Czechia, highlighting the need for effective political leadership.
The Story of a Great Mistake. What to Take Away from the Life of a Scientist Who Predicted the Apocalypse
This article discusses the life and work of a scientist known for his apocalyptic predictions and the lessons that can be drawn from his experiences.
Álex Gómez-Marín, the young scientist who returned from death
Álex Gómez-Marín, a Spanish physicist and neuroscientist, explores the possibility of consciousness surviving death after a near-death experience.
Political scientist: The meeting of I. Vėgėlė, R. J. Jankūnas, and P. Gražulis with J. Coale harms the reputation
A political scientist argues that a controversial meeting among Lithuanian politicians and a U.S. figure negatively impacts Lithuania’s reputation but suggests that outright prohibitions on such meetings are impractical.
Mary Somerville: Housewife, but also an excellent mathematician, scientist, and author of textbooks on astronomy and physics
The article discusses Mary Somerville's remarkable contributions as a mathematician, scientist, and author, despite depicting her primary role as a housewife.
Ivica Granić: The man who killed millions by taking on God's role has died
Prominent American scientist Paul R. Ehrlich, known for his controversial book 'The Population Bomb', passed away at the age of 94, leaving a lasting impact on global population policies.
Political Scientist Ursula Münch: Reiter vs. Krause – What Decides the OB Runoff, Mrs. Münch?
Political Scientist Ursula Münch discusses the upcoming Munich mayoral runoff between Dieter Reiter and Dominik Krause, analyzing the electoral dynamics and influences on voters.
Namibia: The History of a Country Shaped From a Rich and Traumatic Past
The article discusses Namibia's rich history, particularly its anti-colonial resistance against German and South African rule leading to independence in 1990, and features insights from political scientist Henning Melber's work on the subject.
NIH-awarded life scientist Shu Xiaokun abruptly shifts research from US to China
Shu Xiaokun, a renowned life scientist, has announced his sudden move from a prestigious role in the US to lead a new institute in Shanghai, China.
Mišetić shut down the Bosnian unitarist Mujanović: Croatia has the right and obligation to maintain peace in BiH
Croatian Minister Gordan Grlić Radman asserts that the long-term stability of Bosnia and Herzegovina depends on the legitimate representation of its constituent nations, sparking a strong response from Bosnian unitarist political scientist Jasmin Mujanović.
PEETRI PILK: Tõnis Saarts: if there were no value conflicts in politics, we would have North Korea
The article discusses a political commentary show featuring political scientist Tõnis Saarts, who shares insights on current news events and issues in Estonia.
Zhang Jinshui, the Chinese Scientist Who Helped Improve Food Security, Died at 47
Zhang Jinshui, a prominent Chinese scientist renowned for enhancing food security through satellite technology, passed away at the age of 47.
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.
From dry formulas to shining eyes: is STEAM education the future of Lithuanian schools?
The article discusses the potential of hands-on STEAM education as advocated by scientist Gabrielė Bumbulytė-Žukevičienė, who emphasizes practical engagement over theoretical learning.
A Scientist Warns – Many Wash Fruits and Vegetables Incorrectly: "Water Won't Help"
A Lithuanian scientist emphasizes the importance of proper washing techniques for fruits and vegetables, challenging common practices of just rinsing with water.
Scientist points out: we are washing fruits and vegetables incorrectly - just water is not enough
A Lithuanian scientist warns that merely rinsing fruits and vegetables with water is inadequate for ensuring their safety, as proper washing techniques vary based on the produce's physiology and transportation conditions.
Leading Chinese remote-sensing scientist Zhang Jinshui dies at 47
Renowned Chinese remote-sensing scientist Zhang Jinshui passed away at the age of 47, leaving a significant impact on the country's food security efforts using satellite technologies.
TODAY'S SHERIFF IN THE UNITED STATES IS STUCK WITH THE DEPUTY POLICEMEN HE ESTABLISHED
Political scientist Toomas Alatalu discusses Donald Trump's presidency in the context of Franklin Roosevelt's theory and outlines the implications of Trump's unique two-term situation.
"Where is J. Oleko's mind?": expert calls social democrats' stance "political impotence"
Political scientist Vytautas Dumbliauskas critiques the Social Democrats’ decision-making following a visit to Hungary sanctioned by Juozas Olekas' crucial vote.
Kaveh Madani, from being accused of bioterrorism to winning the 'Nobel' of water: "I observe the destruction of Iran with deep anxiety"
Kaveh Madani, a scientist previously accused of bioterrorism, has been awarded the 2026 Stockholm Water Prize, reflecting on his experiences and the environmental crisis in Iran.
Molecular Clock Controls the Maturation of Nerve Cells
An Estonian scientist has described a mechanism that functions like an internal clock during the development of brain cells, ensuring that the right genes are activated at the precise moment, which could provide insights into neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism and intellectual disability.
Who is Uta Frith, the scientist who now questions the concept of autism that she herself helped define
Uta Frith, a prominent researcher who shaped the understanding of autism, is now questioning the very concept she helped develop, sparking a renewed global discussion on autism diagnoses.
A groundbreaking method in drug production has been discovered. It's the result of a scientist's mistake
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a new method for modifying complex drug molecules using light instead of chemicals, resulting from a laboratory error.
Why is a scientist being called old, ugly, exotic, crazy, hysterical, and ridiculous?
The article discusses the challenges faced by Marcia Barbosa, a prominent Brazilian scientist, who is subjected to derogatory remarks in academia despite her significant achievements.
The Mother of Artificial Intelligence: "Here’s Why Robots Will Not Replace Us"
Luigia Carlucci Aiello, a pioneering scientist in Italy, discusses the resilience of human beings in the face of advancing artificial intelligence technologies.
Havel: Iran destabilizes the entire region, and Israel has learned its historical lessons
Political scientist Boris Havel discusses Iran's destabilizing influence in the Middle East in light of recent conflicts and the threat posed by its nuclear program.
Scientist branded 'Britain's worst stalker' begs to be deported to Iran despite war
A convicted stalker known for terrorizing 200 individuals over seven years seeks deportation to Iran after serving 20 years in prison.
DRDO Director Accused of Spying for Pakistan, Bail Decision Reserved
The Bombay High Court has reserved its decision on the bail application of Dr. Pradeep Kurulkar, a senior scientist at DRDO, who is accused of espionage for Pakistan.
Good bacteria or good advertising? Scientist warns about the most common mistakes in probiotic use
A Lithuanian scientist emphasizes the importance of proper probiotic use and warns against common mistakes that people make when taking them.
AI helps create cancer vaccine for dying dog
An Australian data scientist has developed a potential cancer treatment for his dog using AI technology.
A well-known scientist under investigation after a conflict with nationalists
A well-known scientist is being investigated following a conflict with nationalists that involved police intervention.
Political Scientist: SD Could Take Important Ministerial Posts
Political discussions in Sweden indicate that the Sweden Democrats (SD) may be positioned to take significant ministerial roles following the Liberal Party's decision to ease restrictions on collaboration with SD.
Director Paulius Markevičius experiences loss
Director Paulius Markevičius mourns the passing of his beloved grandmother, Marija Pečiukonienė, a long-time scientist and educator significant in the fields of sports medicine and nutrition in Lithuania.
The 'Green' Lipno is in bad shape and apartments will only worsen it, says a scientist
A scientist highlights the deteriorating condition of Lipno and warns that new apartments could exacerbate the situation.
Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board Invites Applications for Various Positions, Learn All Details
The Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board is seeking applications for the positions of Assistant Environmental Engineer and Assistant Scientist, with the application process starting now and ending on March 28, 2026.
Giulia Enders, Scientist: '80% of Health Depends on Sleeping Well, Eating Healthy, and Managing Stress'
Giulia Enders emphasizes the critical role of sleep, nutrition, and stress management in maintaining overall health in her new book.
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.
Lauristin: Without Estonian Literature, Young People are Falling Out of the Shared Memory Space
Social scientist Marju Lauristin discusses a recent study indicating that while young people are reading, most of their reading is done in English, which may lead to a disconnect from Estonian literature and culture.
Podcast: 'On the Point': Albrecht von Lucke: 'The Year Begins Disastrously for the Chancellor'
Political scientist Albrecht von Lucke discusses the implications of recent elections on the governing parties in Germany, particularly the CDU and SPD, highlighting their struggles to initiate reforms without risking voter backlash.
Benjamin Radd: "Trump already had economic problems before the war in Iran started and this does not help reduce the cost of living as he promised"
Political scientist Benjamin Radd discusses the intertwining challenges of the Iranian war and the anticipated economic implications on the U.S., particularly regarding Trump's existing economic issues.
Political Scientist: L Faces a Disillusioned Membership
The Liberal Party in Sweden is predicted to alienate its members by supporting a government with far-right ministers, according to political scientist Jonas Hinnfors.
Political Scientist: Liberal Turn Opens for Support Votes
A political scientist argues that the Liberal Party's recent shift towards cooperation with the Sweden Democrats could lead to increased support and the opportunity to push for policy initiatives.
Death of Chinese scientist Li Xinying, 48, in Egypt raises sharp questions back home
The mysterious death of 48-year-old Chinese scientist Li Xinying in Egypt has sparked intense scrutiny and questions regarding the circumstances back home in China.
7-Hour Nights, Falling Asleep Quickly... When a Sleep Expert Shakes Our Beliefs, More Harmful Than We Think
On International Sleep Day, sleep scientist Merijn Van de Laar challenges common myths about sleep that many believe are essential to health.