Does cooling rice or pasta help you lose weight? What science says about this trend on social media
A social media trend suggests that cooling and reheating rice and pasta can reduce caloric impact and aid weight loss, but scientific explanations offer a more complex view.
"Weight Loss Pens": Miracle, Triumph of Science or New Form of Obsession with Slimness?
The article discusses the surge in popularity of GLP-1 analog drugs, particularly semaglutide, as weight loss solutions while addressing the ethical dilemmas and social dynamics surrounding body image.
A new study is released and science absolves me: avoiding certain people could extend life
A recent study suggests that avoiding stressful or conflictual people can contribute to a longer life by reducing biological aging.
NCERT Removes 'Corruption in Judiciary' Chapter from Textbook, Apologizes
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for including a controversial chapter on corruption in the judiciary in an eighth-grade social science textbook and has withdrawn the entire set of books.
Parrots converse like humans: Scientists reveal "linguistic rules" in their songs
Scientists have discovered that parrots possess linguistic rules in their communication, reminiscent of human conversations, showcasing their complex social structures and cognitive abilities.
Social Services in Schools: Has Fuchs Introduced a 'Pedagogical' Measure for Parents?
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.
Garik Israelian, astrophysicist: "Millions cannot be spent on science and nothing on communicating it"
Astrophysicist Garik Israelian emphasizes the urgent need for effective science communication amidst the challenges posed by social media and misinformation.
รlvaro Carmona, professor and science communicator: "Marcos Llorente is a sieve for hoaxes"
รlvaro Carmona, a bioquimical researcher and science communicator, discusses his journey in health communication via social media and the challenges of misinformation.
NCERT Controversy: Education Ministry Orders Removal of Books from Social Media
The Indian government has ordered the removal of a controversial NCERT social science textbook from social media and digital platforms following a Supreme Court directive.
'Judiciary' will be removed from the 8th grade book, the government acknowledged - the content was not balanced
The Indian government plans to amend the content of the 8th-grade social science textbook following controversies surrounding its portrayal of the judiciary.
"France is the European country with the lowest level of trust in politics" โ 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.
Polylaminin and Tatiana Sampaio go viral on social media, but fall well below Virginia, says survey
Biologist Tatiana Sampaio has gained 16 million interactions on social media, receiving significant attention for her research on polylaminin, a protein aimed at aiding spinal cord injury regeneration.
Otavio Frias Filho Chair discusses the social role of science next Wednesday (25)
The Otavio Frias Filho Chair will conclude its 2024-2025 cycle with a lecture by mathematician Marcelo Viana on the social role of science.
Technologically Correct
The article discusses the increasingly central role of technology in shaping social interactions and daily life at various levels, including global, national, and local contexts.
InSocial Event: Lessons from the Governance of the Labour Party in Britain
The event analyzed the governance of the British Labour Party and potential lessons for the Greek center-left, featuring insights from experts in political science.
What Science Says About Watching Your Ex on Social Media
Monitoring an ex-partner's social media can exacerbate emotional distress rather than provide comfort or closure, according to recent psychological research.
Democracy was Josรฉ รlvaro Moisรฉs' passion and study theme
Josรฉ รlvaro Moisรฉs, a prominent Brazilian political scientist known for his extensive studies on democracy, passed away at the age of 80.
Why surrounding yourself with people who complain all the time can 'shrink' your brain, according to science
A study suggests that being around chronic complainers can negatively impact mental health and cognitive function.
The dangers of living by your 'love language'
The concept of 'love languages', though popular and widely applied in relationships, is criticized for lacking scientific support and potentially oversimplifying complex relational dynamics.
Maaris Raudsepp: Why Gender is Important in Science?
Maaris Raudsepp discusses the social implications of gender in the field of science, arguing that it significantly influences research quality and representation.
Vaccines Between Science and Horror.. Who Ignites the Fire of Fear in Our Bodies?
The article explores the growing public fear and skepticism surrounding vaccines, fueled by misinformation and social media, despite their proven effectiveness in saving lives.
M. Aliลกauskienฤ will lead the Lithuanian Social Sciences Center
M. Aliลกauskienฤ 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.
Milda Aliลกauskienฤ has started to lead the Lithuanian Social Science Center
Milda Aliลกauskienฤ has been appointed as the new director of the Lithuanian Social Science Center, emphasizing quality social research and collaboration for the future vision of Lithuania.
Alarm due to social network for AI agents: complete computer chaos, this is an attack on democracy and civilization
A new social network launched for AI bots to compare notes raises concerns over a future reminiscent of science fiction, with alarming discussions prompting analysts to react.
The Future of Long Life Under the Microscope of Experts - A Unique Meeting with Representatives from Medicine, Economics, Business, and Science
An interdisciplinary debate focusing on longevity, emphasizing not just the extension of life but also the improvement of its quality in health, social, and economic dimensions.
Eugenides Foundation โ National Observatory of Athens: Common vision for science, knowledge, and social resilience
A ceremony at the Eugenides Foundation marked the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding to initiate a strategic partnership with educational, social, and digital focuses.
Science awards given for cancer, nervous system research, and the search for sustainable materials for roads
Recent science awards have been presented for notable research in cancer, nervous system studies, and sustainable materials, with additional recognition for contributions in the humanities and social sciences.
146 Light Years Away: This is How Users Reacted to the Idea of Living on Another Planet
The ongoing search for habitable planets garners reactions on social media, especially after scientists from Queensland, Harvard, and Oxford discovered a potentially habitable planet named 'HD 137010 b', located 146 light years away.
"First and foremost, the party leader is being rejected"
A political science professor states that members of the Social Democratic Alliance have effectively chosen a complete overhaul by rejecting the incumbent party leader and mayor in the recent primaries.
Rejection of Heiรฐa and the large number of dismissals of domestic violence cases by the police
Political science professor states that the Social Democratic Party rejected its sitting candidate and mayor in the primary election, indicating a desire for change among party members.
Spainโs climate scientists subjected to โalarmingโ rise in hate speech, minister warns
Spain's environment minister has reported a worrying rise in hate speech against climate science professionals, urging prosecutors to take action.
Do you sleep less than 7 hours? Scientists have no illusions. Longevity is not for you
A study by researchers from Oregon Health & Science University found that individuals who regularly sleep less than seven hours live statistically shorter lives, with sleep deprivation being more strongly linked to life expectancy than diet, physical activity, or social relationships.
Could Neanderthals have kissed like us? Science is starting to lean towards yes
The article explores the possibility that Neanderthals engaged in kissing behaviors similar to modern humans, suggesting that this form of affection may have been part of their social interactions.
Prof. Andrzej Szeptycki: How Not to Be Fooled by Disinformation in Science
The article discusses the increasing prevalence of scientific disinformation and the public's growing skepticism toward science, particularly in Poland and other Western countries, fueled by populist and anti-European sentiments.
Secularization, social anthropology, and Christianity / Research on religion showed that faith belongs to the past. Today it admits the opposite
The article discusses the historical relationship between modern science and Christianity, highlighting how earlier scientific pioneers believed in God, while contemporary research suggests a resurgence of interest in faith.