Scientists have made new findings regarding a deadly dog disease that caused numerous deaths in 2019, believing they have identified what made the bacteria so dangerous.

Researchers report that millions of dollars in cryptocurrency have been withdrawn from Iranian exchanges in the aftermath of recent strikes, indicating a significant capital flight.

Researchers have identified a naturally occurring bacterium in saliva that influences allergic responses and could be useful in mitigating food-induced anaphylaxis, particularly peanut allergy.

Hundreds of researchers are advocating for a pause on online age verification, arguing that it may cause more harm than good.

A new study has found that eating pecans daily may improve heart health by lowering cholesterol levels. Researchers reviewed more than 20 years of scientific data.

Chinese artificial intelligence-powered drug researcher XtalPi Holdings said it expects to turn its first annual profit on the back of strong revenue growth, according to a corporate filing. The Shenzhen-based company projected a swing to a net profit of at least 100 million yuan (US$14.5 million) in 2025 from a net loss of around 1.5 billion yuan in 2024, notching its first full-year profit, according to a filing with the Hong Kong stock exchange on Tuesday. XtalPi attributed the earnings bo...

Most couples don't feel a "spark" the first time they meet their partner. Janina Steinmetz/Getty Images A psychology researcher said dating apps are mostly unhelpful for finding a compatible…

Scientists are making progress in developing artificial photosynthesis, aiming to harness solar power more efficiently, inspired by nature's billions of years of evolution.

A new report reveals the discovery of a massive underwater 'graveyard' with unforeseen, long-term consequences, linked to US officials.

University of Chicago researchers developed an mRNA nanoparticle system that triggers cells to produce PD-L1 protein, potentially delaying type 1 diabetes progression in animal models.

Researchers have found that dopamine plays a key role in the human tendency to jump for joy. This discovery could aid in understanding and diagnosing conditions like Parkinson's disease and depression.

Researchers at the Rijksmuseum in the Netherlands have authenticated a Rembrandt painting, which will be exhibited to the public on Wednesday for the first time in decades, Reuters reports.

Following Emmanuel Macron's call for dialogue about the contribution of France's nuclear arsenal to European defense, the announcement of France's new defense strategy on Monday could mark a decisive step in that direction, argue researcher Héloïse Fayet and political scientist Claudia Major.

Researchers have discovered a rare species of ant, identified as Temnothorax k, where colonies consist entirely of queens, challenging typical ant colony structures.

Researchers at the Rijksmuseum have discovered that the painting The Vision of Zacharias in the Temple (1633) was indeed painted by Rembrandt van Rijn.

A new study reveals that tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) sensors could be exploited to track vehicles, with researchers demonstrating the collection of millions of movement data points from thousands of cars using inexpensive radio receivers.

Researchers have discovered 1575 security vulnerabilities in Android, posing a serious threat to millions of users. A recent study found that even randomly selected mental health apps from the Play Store are riddled with dangerous flaws.

Researchers have found new clues on 40,000-year-old artifacts, including a figurine from a German cave, suggesting early forms of communication or 'writing' by some of the first humans in Europe.

Costa Rica is facing challenges from a massive influx of sargassum seaweed along its Caribbean coast, impacting ecosystems, fishing, and tourism. Researchers at the University of Costa Rica are investigating ways to turn this threat into a resource opportunity.

Latvian researchers are conducting long-term studies in Greenland to understand how climate change affects glaciers, noting that processes there can influence the Baltic Sea coast despite the distance.

Connecticut researchers have identified the reasons why COVID-19 is no longer infecting animals, providing new insights into the virus's behavior.

Young innovators, entrepreneurs, and researchers, part of a generation that grew up with the internet and global opportunities, are reflecting on Slovenia's future, including obstacles, bureaucracy, and finding opportunities, ahead of the upcoming elections.

A report from the Atlantic Council outlines five scenarios for how Russia might test NATO, including potential moves on Svalbard or Åland, according to a US researcher and former commander Jarmo Lindberg.

New H-1B visa filings show that OpenAI offers exceptionally high base salaries to its engineers and researchers, reflecting intense competition for top talent despite pledges to slow hiring.

Researchers are developing a 'time machine for the nose' by recreating historical scents, including T-rex breath and the interior of Queen Elizabeth II's car, to enhance museum experiences and explore the archaeology of smell.

We appreciate considerate tourists here at home, but what is required of us when we visit our own favorite destination in the south?

An article advocates for 'Slow Productivity' in academia, suggesting that departments encourage researchers to publish a maximum of two articles per year to counteract the normalization of excessive output.

Chinese researchers have released the world’s first open-source text-to-speech (TTS) model that unifies more than 20 Arabic dialects in an AI framework, a move poised to expand China’s technological influence in the Middle East, according to analysts. Led by Shanghai Jiao Tong University’s X-LANCE Lab – one of China’s top audiovisual and language processing research entities – the model is named Habibi, meaning “my dear” in Arabic. In presenting their findings, the research team spearheaded b...

An economic researcher highlights the challenges in promoting innovation in Europe, referencing IMF head Kristalina Georgieva's view that Europe only undertakes economic reforms when under pressure, and noting a multi-year trend of declining competitiveness.

Early trials of the drug VIR-5500 showed it shrinking tumours in some patients A new drug for advanced prostate cancer has shown promise in early trials experts have said, with the medication shrinking tumours in some patients. Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in many countries, including the US and UK. About 1.5 million men are diagnosed worldwide each year. Continue reading...

A new study by researchers from MATS and ETH Zurich indicates that artificial intelligence has advanced to a point where it can identify previously anonymous internet users.

Researchers warn that climate change could significantly reduce habitat availability for birds in India's Western Ghats, including species like The Nilgiri Wood Pigeon.

Researchers at UCLA have reportedly discovered bacterial colonies in calcium-based kidney stones, a finding that challenges current scientific understanding of their formation.

An 83-year-old woman in Finland has learned skills to prevent fall-related deaths, as over 1,300 Finns die annually from falls. A researcher believes half of these deaths could be prevented, with training offered to seniors in Turku on how to act after a fall.

A study by the University of Latvia examines the rapid integration of artificial intelligence into academic work, including studies and research, and questions whether these technologies expand researchers' capabilities or create new challenges.

Researchers have discovered chemical substances from electronic waste in dolphins and porpoises, describing the finding as 'an alert'. They are calling for immediate and active measures against e-waste to protect ocean health and, ultimately, human health.

The Finnish media landscape was stirred when Anna and Kotiliesi laid off their print journalists. A media researcher asks if the layoffs reflect the value placed on women's magazines.

About 30 seals had died as of Thursday, nearly all of them weaned pups, amid the rise of avian influenza An outbreak of a highly pathogenic strain of bird flu has killed more than two dozen elephant seal pups in California, leading to the temporary closure of seal-viewing areas at a popular Bay Area park. California’s Año Nuevo state park is home to an elephant seal colony with about 5,000 seals during the marine mammals’ breeding season, which runs from mid-December through March. Researcher...

Researchers at ETH Zurich are developing artificial ears in the lab using human ear cartilage cells, aiming to help burn and accident victims, as well as children with congenital malformations.

Six Copenhagen police officers are facing charges in three separate cases for crimes committed in service, including lying about a fatal accident, which a police researcher deems far below Danish police standards.

Researchers have identified and dated 2,000-year-old open-pit hydraulic mining structures, indicating that Romans sought gold in the Cerdanya region of Spain from the Segre river sediments.

A French researcher and conflict mediator, Laurent Vinatier, was imprisoned in Russia and subsequently freed last month, reflecting on his fear of disappearing during his detention.

Social media and digital culture shape Estonian schoolboys' beauty ideals more than expected, often promoting unattainable, even absurd standards, writes EBS researcher Mehruba Shabaab Haque.

Chrome extensions disguised as AI assistants infected over 300,000 users with malware that steals emails, passwords and browsing data, LayerX researchers discovered.

Lunar rocks collected by Apollo astronauts more than half a century ago are providing a fresh take on the moon's mysterious magnetic field, scientists say.

Researchers tracked young adults for several weeks, collecting data on caffeine consumption and real-time emotions to determine if morning coffee or tea truly improves mood.

Researchers forecast 6 million small- and medium-sized businesses, or SMBs, will be available for acquisition by 2035.

Researchers in Japan have identified a 'third cell' crucial for regenerating hair follicles and successfully replicated the complete hair-growth cycle in mice, potentially leading to new treatments for hair loss.

A Swedish study using psychological tests and brain imaging has found that older adults who sing in choirs can improve their episodic memory. Researchers hope that choir singing could eventually help prevent dementia.

Thailand's domestic housing market has recovered from its low point, with supply and demand moving towards a more balanced state, according to a property researcher.

Canadian researchers suggest that daily productivity can be influenced by minor factors, though fluctuations are a universal experience.

Researchers in China are developing water-based batteries that could potentially last much longer than traditional lithium-ion batteries, offering a solution for balancing energy in solar and wind power plants if mass-produced.

A scientist, Adel Djellouli, became interested in the persistent squeaking noise of sneakers on the court while watching a Boston Celtics NBA game at TD Garden, leading to scientific investigation into the phenomenon.

Karoline, 25, has moved her home onto the water, a trend a researcher notes is becoming increasingly popular.

Researchers at Princeton University have found evidence of a mysterious 'Planet Y' at the edge of the Solar System, which they believe could be responsible for anomalies in the Kuiper Belt, challenging existing theories.

Finnish President Stubb has changed his rhetoric on Ukraine, moving from preparing Finns for a painful peace to speaking of winning the war. A military science docent suggests that overly optimistic talk could be harmful.

An AI-enhanced vessel detection system developed by researchers from Trinity College Dublin, has been awarded funding to help enhance the Irish Naval Service's defence capabilities.

The birds moult to protect themselves, but in a warming world, it could be endangering them.

In a new study in Nature Geoscience this month, Japanese researchers looked at how the difference in energy coming to and leaving the planet increased in 2022

Researchers studying ancient Scottish rocks have discovered evidence of rare periods, lasting a few thousand years, when Earth's climate unexpectedly warmed during the 'snowball Earth' period approximately 700 million years ago, challenging existing theories.

A university researcher advocates for stricter regulations on the marketing of ultra-processed foods, including better labelling and restrictions on packaging aimed at children.

This article is an obituary for Mauri Määttänen, an internationally respected Finnish researcher in ice mechanics, who passed away.

A team of Chinese scientists has unveiled the world’s smallest and most energy-efficient transistor in a breakthrough poised to anchor the next generation of high-performance AI hardware. The researchers achieved the feat in ferroelectric transistors (FeFETs), which function similarly to neurons in the human brain as they integrate memory and processing in a single unit, thereby reducing the time lost in data transfer. In conventional semiconductor chips, data storage and computation occur in...

A small grave in Serbia has revealed the remains of 77 women and children, along with animal sacrifices and burnt seeds, leading researchers to suspect a mass murder with cultic motives as part of a settlement's ritual decommissioning.

Autism researchers and leaders of the autism advocacy movement announced Tuesday that they will establish a new independent committee to help set...

A senior researcher criticizes Movia's 'naive' use of a UN stamp for Chinese electric buses in Copenhagen, highlighting concerns beyond green transition, including security risks and human rights hypocrisy.

Researchers have discovered that smoke from fires impacts bird song, potentially disrupting their breeding cycles and leading to population declines, especially if forest fires continue to increase as predicted.

The deputy director of the European Council on Foreign Relations' Paris office has spoken to FRANCE 24 about how European nations are already being sucked into the war in Iran.

New studies indicate that plants possess a type of nervous system, and researchers, following various experiments and a solar eclipse, believe they have found evidence of plant intelligence.

Even if market researcher Joey Lau were a millionaire and could devote all her time to her family, she still would not want children. The 34-year-old Singaporean said the risks facing young people…

A model from Australia, focusing on lifestyle changes including diet, is gaining traction in Finland as a complementary approach to treating depression, with researchers noting improved mood as daily life stabilizes.

A researcher suggests that, upon full analysis of the conflict, the Iranian regime, based on its current foundations, faces a bleak outlook.

A decline in diplomatic relations masks a surge in Japan’s economic ties to China, says this researcher.

American researchers conducted a study to determine the effects of simulated Martian soil on tardigrades, also known as water bears, which are renowned for their extreme toughness.

The US’ Iran strikes are about China: researcher  Taipei Times

American researchers predict a strong possibility of an El Niño event occurring in the summer months of 2026, which could make it the warmest year in recorded history due to the weather anomaly's planet-heating effects.

A prehistoric human skeleton has been found in a flooded Mexican cave, with researchers believing it was likely placed there as part of a ritual.

Researchers at the Rijksmuseum have

The researchers were motivated by data rot: the inevitable decay of magnetic and electronic storage media

Scientists have created a new 'smart' toothpaste designed to eliminate harmful oral bacteria without disturbing the beneficial microbiome, potentially revolutionizing dental disease treatment.

Austrian scientists researching abroad are often forced to give up their Austrian citizenship to continue their work, highlighting the need for dual citizenship for researchers.

Scientists have found an explanation for the strong magnetization observed in moon rock samples collected during the Apollo missions, a phenomenon that previously puzzled researchers as the Moon was not expected to have a strong magnetic field.

Researchers suggest that the United States might shift its strategic focus towards the Indo-Pacific region.

In recent years, artificial intelligence has rapidly become a helper in many professional fields – with its help, people can generate ideas and develop projects in art as well.

Researchers have identified a 'cellular switch' that explains why humans became diurnal after the extinction of dinosaurs, solving a long-standing enigma about this evolutionary transition.

Researchers say many modern brides worry a pre-loved wedding dress might bring them bad luck.

Researchers say many modern brides worry a pre-loved wedding dress might bring them bad luck.

Researchers at Cusat have developed an eco-friendly technology to reduce electrical conductivity in coir pith, addressing a challenge for the coir industry related to high salinity levels.

A Hepatitis B vaccine study led by Danish researchers and funded by the US, involving infants in Guinea-Bissau, has drawn sharp criticism from the World Health Organization.

Researchers in China have identified a potential new biomarker for Parkinson's disease in human hair, which could lead to earlier detection.

Researchers have determined the period when anopheline mosquitoes, a family of mosquitos, started to feed on the blood of Homo erectus, with findings published in Scientific Reports.

The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ALMATY – At a time when many views of Turkic civilization are reduced to simplistic narratives, Kazakh researcher…

A research institute and a university in Japan have successfully developed melons that can be ripened on demand, offering potential benefits for agriculture and food supply chains.

Christian Clot, an adventurer and researcher, discusses applying adaptation techniques from extreme situations to everyday challenges and crises.

Twenty-eight female researchers from universities and research institutes in Moldova were awarded honorary diplomas by the Ministry of Education and Research for their scientific achievements in 2025.

Researchers have significantly advanced climate policy discourse but are facing increasing pressure, particularly in the United States.

Researchers suspect that a lack of food has led to the deaths of thousands of iconic puffins this winter, a species already critically endangered.

Researchers have found the skeleton of Alnashetri cerropolisiensis, a dinosaur weighing only about one hundred grams, making it one of the smallest known dinosaurs. The specimen, named 'Alna', was likely an insectivore.

A mother and daughter in Australia have discovered what researchers believe to be the largest documented coral colony in the world, showcasing a remarkable display of 'human power'.

A research group including Osaka University has announced the world's first successful creation of 'mini-testicles' from male mouse ES cells, which can differentiate into various body cells. These mini-testicles replicate the structure and function of actual testicles, and researchers hope this breakthrough will help clarify the causes of infertility.

Public opinion researcher Niko Toš discusses Slovenian politics, characterizing the Democratic Party as a 'pontoon party' and Anže Logar as a 'slalomist,' highlighting a battle between two societal concepts.

Researchers have identified a network of over 330 social media accounts linked to China that allegedly targeted elections involving Donald Trump and Japan.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán alleged that Ukraine is threatening Hungary's energy facilities, a claim a researcher dismissed as a political performance.

Canadian researchers have genetically modified the soil-dwelling Clostridium sporogenes bacterium to target and destroy tumors, a development that could revolutionize cancer treatment.

Six police officers in Copenhagen are facing charges for various crimes committed while on duty, including allegedly lying about a fatal accident. A police researcher states this is far below the standard for Danish police.

A new scientific study challenges traditional views on pornography consumption, suggesting that frequency alone is not the primary indicator of a problem. Researchers identified two main reasons why people watch pornography.

A new CEPOS analysis highlights significant differences in student absence rates across Danish gymnasiums, particularly in the Copenhagen area, just before the application deadline. A researcher involved in the study offers insights into the reasons behind these disparities.

Matt Kaeberlein, the CEO of Optispan, shared his longevity habits. Matt Kaeberlein Matt Kaeberlein, a longevity researcher and CEO of Optispan, had symptoms of low testosterone. He got his levels…

Researchers from Hebei University in China have developed a new diagnostic method for Parkinson's disease by analyzing the elemental composition of human hair strands to identify specific biochemical changes.

Researchers at the University of the Andes developed a set of 4,156 Spanish questions to identify social stereotypes and biases in AI language models across Latin America.

An ancient Roman city featuring a forum and a monumental theater has been discovered near Italy's Appian Way. Researchers used advanced drone technology to uncover historical evidence.

New research findings are challenging the understanding of arterial plaque, revealing its growth patterns are surprisingly similar to those of tumors, a discovery that has surprised scientists.

(ANSA) - NEW DELHI, 26 FEB - The Italian Ambassador to India, Antonio Bartoli, inaugurated the Indo-Italian Workshop in Physics in Delhi, three days of seminars and conferences on fundamental and applied physics, organized by the Embassy in collaboration with the IIT in Delhi. In a high-level dialogue, Italian and Indian researchers and scientists will discuss the most advanced topics in contemporary research: particle physics, condensed matter, quantum physics and its applications, gravitati...

Researchers say female reindeer rely on antlers as ‘mineral reservoir’ after 1,500-mile round-trip migration

Official statistics on train delays in Sweden now include cancelled trains for the first time, showing a rise in late arrivals, with a researcher noting overall poor punctuality.

Researchers have identified the remains of the 'Ossick Lass,' believed to be Britain's oldest Northerner, buried over 11,000 years ago, alongside at least seven other individuals found in a cave.

Researchers are actively working on building 'world models' for artificial intelligence, which are crucial for enabling AIs to effectively navigate and interact with physical spaces.

Traditional costume researcher Ioanna Papantoniou dies aged 90  eKathimerini.com

American researchers warn that runners completing distances greater than a marathon may experience changes in their bodies.

Researchers have developed a breakthrough method to store large quantities of data for up to 10,000 years without requiring electricity, potentially solving the issue of constant data migration due to hardware wear.

Researchers and climate activists express alarm over agreed changes to Germany's controversial building energy law by the Union and SPD parties, fearing it jeopardizes the country's climate goals.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office has requested the arrest of 16 Italian researchers, professors, and company owners in the IT and new technologies sector across Naples, Sicily, and Lombardy.

Stanford researchers have developed a breakthrough nasal spray vaccine that could offer protection against COVID-19, influenza, and pneumonia for several months.

Researchers suggest that remote working has positively impacted fertility rates in the US, leading to an estimated 291,000 more births in 2024, and could similarly boost Britain's low fertility rate.

Poet and literary researcher Tomas Venclova will present his poetry collection in London and Cambridge on February 26 and 27, with the book set to be published by 'Bloodaxe Books' in 2025.

Researchers have developed a new electronic implant, dubbed a "cyborg pancreas," designed to help lab-grown pancreatic cells mature and function correctly, paving the way for new cellular therapies for diabetes.

Migration researcher Rainer Münz suggests a shift in immigration patterns, with 'migration through marriage' becoming dominant, and calls for new integration measures.

Researchers have issued a warning about the presence of harmful synthetic chemical compounds in popular headphone models, with some substances potentially causing cancer and migrating into the human body.

Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA), affecting around eight million people in the UK, is costing businesses over £4 billion a year, leading researchers to advocate for workplace screening.

A researcher's commentary highlights how the dispute between Myanmar and Timor-Leste brings ASEAN's traditional approaches into question and underscores Timor-Leste's distinct international identity.

Russia has lost as many as 325,000 troops, according to some estimates, with more than 200,000 deaths verified by researchers.

A new study indicates a 317% increase in contacts to Ontario's mental health helpline for gambling-related problems among men and adolescent boys aged 15 to 24, following the privatization of online gambling in the province.

Researchers have identified a previously unknown virus that infects gut bacteria and could be linked to an increased risk of colon cancer.

Research teams in Vienna are creating precise 3D maps of the human genome to understand processes around DNA molecules that determine disease and heredity, aiding work with CRISPR gene editing.

Scientists have found a surprisingly simple formula to describe how different quantum measurements affect each other, leading to a new 'uncertainty principle' for measurement errors.

Researchers from Nagaland University have found climate-resilient traits in the wild 'Sikkim banana' (Musa sikkimensis), highlighting its potential importance for food security and sustainable agricultural development.

A new study suggests AI systems could be a lot more efficient. Researchers were able to shrink an AI vision model to 1/1000th of its original size.

Researchers have developed a new model that utilizes blood test results to predict the onset of Alzheimer's disease symptoms within a three to four-year window.

Norwegian health researchers reveal their personal strategies and best advice for maintaining physical and mental health, and achieving a long and good life.

Two unpublished short stories written by Nobel laureate Kenzaburo Oe during his university days have been discovered. Both are believed to have served as foundations for works he later published, and researchers consider them "valuable materials for understanding his early works."

Researchers are developing a nasal spray vaccine designed to protect against common colds, influenza, COVID-19, and allergies, though health authorities caution it's too early to confirm its effectiveness.

Live fast, die old. This could be the premise of the work by this researcher, who tries to unravel the secrets of centenarians who are in good health despite a lifestyle that cannot always be considered a model to follow

Researchers at the University of Tartu found unexpectedly high blood sugar levels in slimmer Estonian youths around the time of the country's re-independence, linking rapid societal changes to metabolic health.

Researchers at IIT Bombay have discovered a method to predict drug safety by tracking how antibiotics interact with liver cell membranes, which could help detect toxicity risks early in drug development.

Canadian researchers may have found an invisible galaxy, detectable only by the presence of globular clusters, with a significant portion of its mass believed to be dark matter.

Researchers are battling to end the AIDS pandemic, but their efforts, particularly HIV vaccine trials, have been delayed and impacted by the US government's decision to slash grants under the Trump administration.

Parties need both milieu ties and freedom: Party researcher Franz Walter prescribes nonchalant changes of pace to his engaged readers to cure the system. A congratulation on his seventieth birthday.

It is something special when Eskimovej in Aarhus is renamed Silavej on Monday, a researcher assesses.

The lives of children and adolescents are increasingly moving online, where they often share their name and a photo of their face. Even that can be misused with the help of artificial intelligence tools.

Researchers have found a link between gravitational 'holes' in Antarctica and the climate, suggesting these anomalies could influence global climate patterns and oceans.

INTERVIEW - In his book, China-India, War of the Worlds, the associate researcher at IRIS deciphers the Sino-Indian rivalry and the place of these two Asian giants on the international stage.

Nigerian researcher raises concerns over AI in healthcare  The Guardian Nigeria News

Finnish researchers have successfully created industrial resins using natural materials, offering a sustainable alternative to those currently produced from fossil fuels. This innovation could significantly impact industries like wind power.

A researcher argues that voice data requires privacy protection, as it can reveal sensitive information such as mental health issues, Parkinson's disease, social status, and political leanings through analysis of speech patterns and word choices.

Researcher Una Aleksandra Bērziņa-Čerenkova discusses China's increasing visibility across various arenas and the clash of different systems, emphasizing the need for fact-based decisions.

International researchers have discovered the first aquifer-dwelling fish in Northeast India, a new blind species named Gitchak nakana, with findings published in Scientific Reports.

Understanding biodiversity within species is key to our understanding of why nature works the way it does, say researchers Words and photographs by Roberto García-Roa Twelve miles from the heart of…

Researchers suggest the Epstein files could become a 'Watergate' for Trump, as media reports indicate the Justice Department is withholding material that could incriminate the president, coinciding with depositions of the Clintons.

A new doctoral study in Finland suggests adopting foreign models to address 'serial complainers' who have significantly delayed construction projects in Tampere, with one individual's complaints being a major factor.

Researchers have uncovered a vast 20,000-year-old freshwater reserve beneath the Atlantic Ocean, estimated to be large enough to supply cities for generations.

Krisztián Jójárt, a researcher at the Swedish National Defence University, discussed the Russia-Ukraine war, stating there is no realistic chance of EU involvement and that Russian leadership senses Western resolve can be broken.

Researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine have developed a universal vaccine in the form of a nasal spray, designed to protect against a wide range of respiratory viruses, bacteria, and allergens.

Researchers are criticizing a proposal for fishing restrictions in Lake Saimaa, Finland, aimed at protecting the Saimaa ringed seal, stating that experts were not consulted. The proposal does not ban net fishing in July.

Researchers at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi (KNUST) have recovered what they describe as Ghana’s first musket balls discovered at a colonial fort by Ghanaian scientists, marking a milestone in the country’s archaeological research. The 18th-century musket balls each measuring about 1.8 centimetres in diameter were unearthed at Fort Tantumquery in […]

A researcher associated with Ozempic has reportedly stepped away and is now advocating for increased cabbage consumption, suggesting a focus on dietary changes.

The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded Vici grants, totaling up to 1.5 million euros each, to 39 prominent researchers for projects spanning obesity, climate change, and brain health.

Researchers in Cyprus are tracking the rapid spread of extremist narratives, particularly concerning migration, which quickly escalate into discussions of demographic change, invasion, and betrayal, reflecting the island's political debates on territory and identity.

Researchers in China have identified a potential new biomarker for Parkinson's disease hidden in human hair, after analyzing hair samples from 60 patients.

Chinese researchers have identified two types of persistent chemicals that may induce changes in the body, potentially accelerating the aging process in middle-aged men.

Researchers from the University of Exeter suggest that poor quality sleep can contribute to individuals feeling older than their chronological age.

Researchers are raising concerns about the increasing number of SpaceX satellites, warning that global warming is altering the upper atmosphere, causing space junk to linger longer and exacerbate crowding.

Researchers in South Africa, while on an expedition to find an extinct fish, unexpectedly discovered a species previously unknown to science.

Berberine has gained popularity as a 'plant equivalent' to weight-loss drugs like Ozempic. Researchers from Wrocław Medical University are reviewing its efficacy to determine if it's a scientific breakthrough or a myth.

Climate researchers have found that extreme rainfall in northern Morocco has intensified by 36% since 1950, linked to recent winter storms and flooding that displaced hundreds of thousands of people.

A daily news quiz from February 26 challenges readers on their knowledge of current events, including how economic researchers aim to identify inflation risks earlier.

Researchers have found that individuals over 80-90 years old maintain prime mental condition due to above-average neuron production in their brains, allowing for self-repair.

Researchers warn that a highly destructive Asian parasite capable of wiping out honeybee colonies is advancing towards Europe and could reach the Netherlands via illegal imports.

A climate researcher suggests Estonia should prepare to purchase emission units as it's unlikely officials can sufficiently cut the 2021–2025 LULUCF emissions target shortfall to avoid a state budget impact.

Veronika Kövesdi, a media researcher, criticizes an AI-generated Fidesz video depicting an 'execution' from the perspective of the child featured in it, calling for recognition and prevention of such 'putto-politics'.

Researchers in Limerick, through the Community Crisis Response Team (CCRT), are working to reframe the conversation around suicide and equip communities with practical tools to respond to suicide crises.

Four Indian American researchers have been recognized as 2026 Sloan Research Fellows, a prestigious early-career honor, for their work in fields such as cryptography, statistics, AI reliability, and quantum computing.

Researchers have found a way to transform beer waste into edible scaffolds, which can then be used in the production of lab-grown meat.

Trump wants to address not only his supporters but also the entire nation through sports, believes researcher Maria Lindén.

Researchers have found that 'SuperAgers' — individuals in their 80s and 90s with sharp minds — produce twice as many new neurons as cognitively healthy adults, potentially revealing a key to maintaining mental acuity.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb has commented on Ukraine's chances of victory, with a researcher calling for more precision in his statements, particularly regarding influencing the US administration's perception of the war.

Researchers and industry representatives gathered for the first Battery Industry Day on February 25 to foster collaboration between science and business, highlighting the critical role of batteries in energy, mobility, and defense.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office has requested the arrest of 16 Italian researchers, professors, and tech company owners in the Naples, Sicily, and Lombardy regions, as part of an ongoing investigation.

Italian researchers warn that human activity and naval traffic in the Venice lagoon must be strictly monitored for the safety of Mimmo, a solitary dolphin that has settled in the area, according to

Researchers indicate that criminal organizations in Mexico have been actively spreading their own propaganda on social media platforms, disseminating false information about the extent of violence.

Hungarian researchers have identified a potential solution for a vaccine against Mycoplasma hyorhinis, a bacterial pathogen that threatens pig populations worldwide.

Researchers at the State University of Campinas in Brazil have created a new product: chocolate honey derived from stingless bees, which is reported to be beneficial for human health.

Researchers monitoring Mimmo the dolphin in the Venice lagoon suggest that human behavior and boat traffic, rather than the dolphin, require stricter controls to ensure the ecosystem's health.

Vietnamese researchers have developed 'sensory skins' designed to protect and support the delicate breathing of premature and fragile infants.

A new report suggests that AI could soon replace half of all white-collar jobs, raising concerns about mass unemployment, though other researchers remain skeptical.

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a vast, unprotected database containing nearly 1 billion records, including personal identification codes, email addresses, phone numbers, and copies of identity documents.