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Australia’s R&D reset puts biotech translation in focus
Australia is attempting a once-in-a-generation reset of its innovation system, and biotech industry leaders have lauded the federal government’s ind...
Scientist Challenges CERN And Industry To Public 'Known Dataset Test' To Prove 3D-Flow Can Save Billions And Millions Of Lives
(MENAFN - GlobeNewsWire - Nasdaq) Crosetto Foundation calls for transparency at the 2026 Total Body PET Conference to evaluate technology capable of d...
Researchers use machine learning to reveal how gasoline prices drive presidential approval ratings
An analysis spanning fifty years reveals that the cost of gasoline is one of the strongest predictors of presidential approval ratings, acting in an u...
Energy in Europe: Imports dependency
The Energy in Europe – 2026 edition interactive publication helps to make energy statistics more understandable by exploring topics such as energy p...
Duke Engineers Trap Light to Create the Fastest Photodetector Ever Built
An artistic rendition of how the new ultrafast metasurface works. Mikkelsen’s lab’s approach, called a “metasurface,” uses precisely tailored ...
Chain of Ideas by Ibram X Kendi review – anatomy of a conspiracy theory
This careful analysis of so-called ‘great replacement theory’ offers a lens through which to view our broken politics Informationsüberflutung ? ...
Space breakthrough as astronomers discover 45 'Earth-like' planets in 'habitable zone' which could harbour life - GB News
Space breakthrough as astronomers discover 45 'Earth-like' planets in 'habitable zone' which could harbour life GB News The best places to look for al...
Astronomers discover 45 'Earth-like' planets in 'habitable zone' - which could harbour life
Scientists have discovered 45 "Earth-like" planets which could potentially harbour life. Researchers at the Carl Sagan Institute at Cornell University...
Question over lack of prosecution after fish die
Steve Barclay asks Parliament why no-one has been taken to court after about 900 fish died....
New Study from the University of Oxford Finds Storytelling Reduces Political Polarisation
A ground-breaking new study from the University of Oxford and The Ohio State University reveals compelling evidence that storytelling reduces polarisa...
Australia’s CSIRO demonstrates world’s first working quantum battery prototype
A collaborative team of Australian scientists from CSIRO, the University of Melbourne and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) has succe...
The mid-career reset: how to be strategic about your research direction
Nature, Published online: 20 March 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-04077-2 A decade after completing a PhD, your research can begin to lose direction. So...
Venomous flying spiders the size of a human hand spreading across the US
A new batch of giant flying spiders is preparing to hatch and experts have suggested that they may travel across most of the eastern US by the fall....
AI cancer breakthrough set to save thousands of lives
The breakthrough technology allows scientists to grow tiny living replicas of a patient's tumour in the lab, then bombard them with dozens - or even h...
The coming hurricane: early-career physicists and the crisis in American science
Parallel sessions at the American Physical Society’s Global Physics Summit reveal a stark divide The post The coming hurricane: early-career physici...
Richard Tice slams 'nanny state' Net Zero study which could use smart meters to curb YOUR home heating use
Research examining how to discourage homeowners from increasing heating use after installing energy-efficient improvements was commissioned by Officia...
US, Japan to focus rare earths cooperation on select group of minerals at first
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All you need to know about mystery 'mega-laser' signal from deep space that has baffled boffins
The farthest hydroxyl megamaser ever detected was picked up more than 8 billion light-years away from Earth by South Africa's MeerKAT radio telescope...
What are El Niño and La Niña, and how do they change the weather?
Global temperatures and rain patterns are affected by a climate phenomenon known as El Niño/La Niña....
Discussion over the future of Sark launched
Islanders are being urged to share their ideas on what matters most for them and their home....