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Science Center seeks stock assessment input

The NOAA Fisheries Northeast Fisheries Science Center invites input from industry and external experts that could help inform the 2027 Management Track assessments. NOAA partners can help by identifying new data sources, providing on-the-water observations …

Sac State political science experts analyze the US-Israeli conflict with Iran

The United States and Israel launched a series of strikes against Iran on Feb. 28, escalating a conflict that had been simmering for years. Sacramento State political science professors said the current fighting cannot be understood without looking at the …

UVA scientists’ long COVID discovery moves into STAT Madness second round

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - A UVA Health research discovery has advanced through the first round of the STAT Madness bracket, an annual contest that highlights research in science and medicine. “It’s a good platform to publicize some of the greater work …

Even Trump supporters not enthusiastic about war in Iran, U.S. political scientist says

Americans are skeptical about the United States’ military actions in Iran, and even supporters of the President are not showing much enthusiasm. This opinion was expressed by Lincoln Mitchell, a political scientist at Columbia University, in a comment to …

Washington has no clear plan for ending war with Iran – U.S. political scientist

The military operation in Iran was not properly thought out, and the White House has neither a strategy for it nor a clear idea of how it will end. This opinion was expressed in a comment to Ukrinform by political scientist Lincoln Mitchell of Columbia …

Computer Scientists and Psychologists Warn: AI Is Flattening Human Expression and Thought

AI chatbots, powered by large language models (LLMs), are rapidly reshaping the ways in which humans communicate, think, and express ideas. While these advancements offer remarkable convenience and efficiency, a growing body of researchers warns of an …

11 Science-Backed Tweaks That Make Your Skin Care Routine Work So Much Better

Think your skin care routine is on autopilot? Cleanse, rinse, moisturize—repeat daily. Not so fast. According to dermatologists, small, science-backed tweaks—like adjusting your water temperature, letting cleanser sit for a full 30 seconds, layering …

Frost Science Hosts NightLAB: Forces of Nature on April 2 in Miami

The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Miami will host an adults-only NightLAB: Forces of Nature program on Thursday, April 2, from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., inviting guests to explore weather science after hours. The 21+ evening will feature …

Scientists Just Used Some of Earth’s Worst Chemicals to Produce Battery-Grade Lithium

Most research on “forever chemicals” focuses on how best to remove them from the environment. But solutions to tricky problems often emerge from the most unexpected of places—as demonstrated by a new study that instead redirects the pollutants into …

Opinion: Budget cuts at Environment and Climate Change Canada threaten Arctic science

Published 1:03 pm Wednesday, March 11, 2026 The Arctic has been in the news a lot lately. Between the increased geopolitical interest in Greenland, claims over sovereignty, resource exploitation and the devastating impacts of climate change, the region has …

Scientists discover how snakes stand upright without limbs

Snakes do not look like animals built for standing up. They have no legs, no rigid spine like a pole, and bodies that bend easily in every direction. Yet some snakes can rise almost straight into the air and hold that position. Even more surprising, they …

Real-life Professor Oak? Pokémon Company recruiting PhD holders in science and agriculture

Doctorate degree, bilingual communication skills, and research regarding plants and animals are only requirement for mysterious position with Pokémon Company. Professor Oak has a pretty good job, doesn’t he? As the Kanto Region’s leading Pokémon scholar, …

Charlie Loves Science: NASA Authorization Act

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - It has been cruising around the Earth since November 2, 2000, housing astronauts and a multitude of science experiments. The International Space Station also was a point of diplomatic cooperation between the U.S., Russia, Europe, …

Chinese scientists find clues to birth of stars at Milky Way's edge

Concept illustration of the Emei star clusters. /CMG Concept illustration of the Emei star clusters. /CMG Chinese astronomers have captured a dramatic cosmic collision on the outskirts of the Milky Way, which offers fresh clues to the birth of …

Scientists use rapid 3D scanning to create a digital library of 800 ant species

Scientists have designed a new technique using robotics to rapidly generate high-resolution, three-dimensional images of ants. Antscan is the world’s first digitized library of nearly 800 ant species belonging to 212 genera from around the globe. They used …

In Photos: Boston holds Stand Up for Science rally

SBM Life Science and Harpe Bioherbicide Solutions Partner to Bring Next-Generation Natural Weed Control to the Home & ...

SBM Life Science (“SBM”), a global leader in home and garden care, and Harpe Bioherbicide Solutions, Inc. (“Harpe”), a pioneer in natural biological herbicides, have announced a strategic development agreement to co-develop and commercialize a new …

Scientists reveal the surprising lunar site China may target for its 2030 moon landing

Humans are very eager to study the moon's secrets, and so scientists from all around the world are trying their best to reach a site that can give them a perfect study to read unknown facts about the moon. The US and China moon race is on as their …

Austin Peay State University Alumni Establish Dr. Samuel Jator Computer Science and Quantitative Methods Endowment

Clarksville, TN – Graduate students from the Austin Peay State University (APSU) Department of Mathematics and Statistics have made a generous gift to permanently establish the Dr. Samuel Jator Computer Science and Quantitative Methods Endowment. The …