
Dan Simmons, one of the most significant science fiction and horror authors, has died
American writer Dan Simmons, one of the most significant science fiction and horror authors, who gained fame with his novel "Hyperion" (1989), died at the age of 77 from a heart attack, world media report.

The 'Glucose Goddess' says 3 food hacks helped her reduce blood sugar spikes for better mood and energy
Jessie Inchauspé, better known as the "Glucose Goddess," has built a brand on sharing advice for balancing blood sugar.
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Jessie Inchauspé, aka the "Glucose Goddess," built a brand on sharing her tips for balancing blood sugar.
She said wearing a CGM helped her understand blood sugar in real time for better energy and mood.
Starting the day with protein and adding fiber to snacks are science-backed ways to balance blood sugar.
It started with a donut.
One morning, Jessie Inchauspé...

The Guardian view on Trump’s war on science: Europe should pick up talent fleeing the US | Editorial
The president’s cuts have defunded and alienated thousands of American scientists.

NCERT Orders Recall of Social Science Textbook
NCERT has advised the return of a Class 8 Social Science textbook and deletion of related posts, following a Supreme Court ban over a controversial section on 'corruption in judiciary'.

NCERT asks public to return Class 8 Social Science book after SC order
After SC directive, NCERT asks individuals and organisations to return Class 8 Social Science Part 2 book immediately

How animals enrich childhood
The science behind friendship: Why children and pets harmonize so well

Limassol firm offers full tourism management scholarship at Tepak
Destination Management Company Drakos DMC has announced that it is offering a full scholarship for a Master of Science in Tourism Management at the Cyprus University of Technology (Tepak). The financial award has a total value of €5,125 and is aimed at supporting young talent within the local industry. To apply for the funding or […]

Political Scientist Discusses Science Communication Balance
Astrid Séville, a political scientist, discusses the delicate balance of science communication, emphasizing that scientific findings are not political standpoints and should fulfill an orientation need without being instrumentalized.

Austrian Education Minister's Latin Plan Faces Setback
Austrian Education Minister Christoph Wiederkehr's proposal to reduce Latin hours in high schools to make way for computer science and AI has encountered a setback.

National Science Day: Dr. Karishma Kaushik Advocates for Science in Public Spaces
On National Science Day, Pune-based Dr. Karishma Kaushik emphasized the need for science to move beyond academic institutions and into public discourse, including TV debates and dinner table conversations.

Banned NCERT Book Prepared By Panel With Lawyer, No Legal Review Provision
The NCERT's Class 8 Social Science textbook, which was withdrawn after a controversy over a reference to corruption in the judiciary, was prepared by a panel of subject experts that included a lawyer, officials said
Science Podcast Explores Antarctica's Oldest Ice for Climate Secrets
A science podcast highlights how the oldest ice in Antarctica holds crucial information for unlocking Earth's climate secrets, offering insights into past climate conditions.
Aeva Targets 2026 Revenue with New OEM Wins
Aeva aims for $30 million to $36 million in revenue for 2026, propelled by new OEM partnerships and physical AI collaborations.

'I lack eyesight, but not vision': Srikanth Bolla’s rise from rejection to success
Born visually impaired in rural India, Srikanth Bolla defied societal expectations and institutional barriers to pursue science education.

TechnologyBBCbloombergle-monde+7nzzDWThe Independenthinduindian-expressndtvchannel-news-asia21h ago10 sources Anthropic and Pentagon Feud Over AI Work Escalates
A dispute between AI firm Anthropic and the Pentagon is intensifying, with Anthropic spurning a bid to defuse the feud and the Pentagon hardening its ultimatum over AI use.

Foundation Pays JAMB Fees for 40 Ekiti Students
A foundation has covered the JAMB registration fees for 40 students in Ekiti State as part of a data science and healthcare technology training initiative.

PoliticswapoThe GuardianFrance 24+1channel-news-asia1d ago4 sources Anthropic Refuses Pentagon Demand to Remove AI Safety Guardrails
Anthropic has stated it cannot in good conscience comply with a Pentagon demand to remove safety precautions from its Claude AI model, despite threats to cancel a $200 million contract. Critics warn against the dangers of relaxing AI guardrails for military use.
Revelation Biosciences Q4 Net Loss Widens
Revelation Biosciences reported a widening net loss for its fourth quarter.

Molecular Biologists Discover Self-Replicating Molecules Key to Life Origins
Molecular biologists have identified tiny self-replicating molecules that may hold the key to understanding the origins of life, a discovery discussed in a BBC Inside Science segment.

The Guardian view on Plaid Cymru’s rise: Welsh politics is on the brink of a revolution | Editorial
After a century of Labour dominance, disillusionment with both Westminster and Cardiff has given progressive nationalists a historic opportunity
Speaking last October at his party’s annual conference, Plaid Cymru’s leader, Rhun ap Iorwerth, raised the biggest cheer when he laid out the stakes in what may be an era-defining Senedd election: “Let’s be clear,” he told his audience: “We’re not here to act as Labour’s conscience. We are not here to repair Labour. We are here to replace them.”
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Puno clarifies: NUP will vote accordingly if evidence vs Duterte strong
MANILA, Philippines — House of Representatives Deputy Speaker Ronaldo Puno has clarified that the National Unity Party (NUP), which he heads, will vote accordingly in the impeachment of Vice President

Scientists Discover New Fish Species in South Africa While Searching for Extinct One
Researchers in South Africa, while on an expedition to find an extinct fish, unexpectedly discovered a species previously unknown to science.

AU Hosts National Science Symposium to Mark Centenary
Andhra University (AU) has organized a National science symposium as part of its centenary celebrations.

Lithuanian Journalist Ethics Inspector Refuses to Resign
Dainius Radzevičius, the Lithuanian Journalist Ethics Inspector, stated he has a clear conscience and will not resign, despite calls from the Professional Journalists Association.

Sofia City Council Approves Step Towards Creating Kukuryak Park
The Sofia City Council has unanimously approved an agreement with the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, paving the way for the creation of Kukuryak Park in Ovcha Kupel.
Uzbekistan’s Cabinet Approves Measures to Strengthen Science-Business Cooperation - UzDaily.uz
Uzbekistan’s Cabinet Approves Measures to Strengthen Science-Business Cooperation UzDaily.uz
Wave Life Sciences GAAP EPS of -$0.30 misses by $0.03, revenue of $17.24M beats by $1.56M
Wave Life Sciences reported a GAAP EPS of -$0.30, missing estimates by $0.03, while its revenue of $17.24 million beat expectations by $1.56 million.

Philippines Launches National AI Center for Research and Innovation
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) in the Philippines has launched the National Artificial Intelligence Center for Research and Innovation (NAICRI) to harmonize the country's AI efforts and harness the technology for national development.

Angelini Pharma and Quiver Bioscience Announce Strategic Partnership for Genetic Epilepsies
Angelini Pharma and Quiver Bioscience have formed a strategic partnership and licensing agreement to develop innovative therapies for genetic epilepsies and other central nervous system disorders.

Former Lithuanian Foreign Minister Landsbergis to Teach in Paris
Former Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis will begin teaching seminars on Eastern European security at Sciences Po, a humanities and social sciences university in Paris, this spring.
Young Women Attended Epstein Science Event with Stephen Hawking
Reports indicate that young women were present at a science event organized by Jeffrey Epstein, which was also attended by physicist Stephen Hawking.

Gorton and Denton by-election polls open
There are 11 candidates battling to become the next MP for Gorton and Denton in Greater Manchester.

EVN Macedonia Honored for Pioneering Dual Education
EVN Macedonia received an award for its pioneering efforts in dual education, with the Minister of Education and Science, Vesna Janevska, emphasizing the importance of further developing dual education to align with labor market needs.

Sofia Municipality and BAS Land Exchange Unfreezes Kukuryak Park Project
A land exchange between the Sofia Municipality and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) is set to unfreeze the long-stalled project for Kukuryak Park, allowing its development to proceed.

The Green Pea's Connection to Science on National Science Day
An article on National Science Day highlights how the humble green pea played a crucial role in revealing a fundamental secret of life, likely referring to Gregor Mendel's genetic experiments.

China extends tech lead over South Korea and surpasses Japan, Seoul’s ranking data shows
China widened its lead over South Korea in critical technologies in recent years, according to an official review by Seoul’s science ministry, as Beijing doubles down on strategic investment in advanced research.
The expanding gap underscores the need for both countries to move beyond zero-sum competition and deepen cooperation in economic and technological development, according to analysts.
Quantifying this trend, the latest technology-level assessment from the South Korean Ministry of Scie...
Arcus Biosciences Files For Mixed Shelf Offering
Arcus Biosciences has filed for a mixed shelf offering, allowing it to issue various types of securities over time.
Maravai LifeSciences Holdings Reports Q4 Earnings, Misses EPS but Beats Revenue
Maravai LifeSciences Holdings announced its GAAP EPS of -$0.24, missing estimates by $0.13, but its revenue of $49.9 million beat expectations.
Young women joined Epstein science event attended by Stephen Hawking - The Times
Young women joined Epstein science event attended by Stephen Hawking The Times

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Mohammed VI Polytechnic University Joins APSIA
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) in Morocco has announced that its Faculty of Governance, Economics and Social Sciences (FGSES) has joined the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA), becoming the first African and MENA member.

Get Out!: Country nights and cosmic shows light up Buenos Aires
Line dancing, science festivals, cinema, dining pop-ups and major live acts mark a packed late-summer agenda
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Beloved Croatian Radio Editor Gordana Kovačić Dies at 56
Gordana Kovačić, a popular HRT announcer, doctor of science, and jazz singer, has passed away at the age of 56.

Be architects of India’s growth story, Adarsh Group CMD tells graduates
Adarsh Group CMD urges students to shape India’s fast-growing future during the 8th convocation of JSS Science and Technology University
Kerala University Secures Patent for Full-Spectrum Light-Emitting Material
Kerala University has been granted a patent for a novel full-spectrum light-emitting material, marking a significant achievement in material science research.

Opinion piece on national responsibility, citing a burst pipe incident
An opinion piece discusses the crisis of conscience and why laws alone cannot fix a nation that neglects responsibility, using a burst pipe wasting treated water as an example.

Montenegro's Science and Technology Park Presents 'A Chip Odyssey'
The Science and Technology Park in Podgorica, Montenegro, presented 'A Chip Odyssey,' with its director expressing hopes for future collaborations.

Science Answers: Is it Hygienic to Wear the Same Socks Two Days in a Row?
An article explores the scientific perspective on re-wearing clothes, specifically addressing whether it is hygienic to wear the same pair of socks for a second day without washing them.

Stubb's shifting rhetoric on Ukraine raises concerns among researchers
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.
Tehran and Ankara Discuss Science Diplomacy
Officials from Tehran and Ankara have engaged in discussions aimed at developing and strengthening science diplomacy between Iran and Turkey.

Montenegro Education Union Calls for Stance on Foreign Diploma Recognition
The Education Union of Montenegro has appealed to the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation to take a clear stance on the issue of recognizing foreign higher education diplomas and licenses for teachers.

Professors Suspended for SANU Appearance, Sparking Outcry
Over 120 high school professors in Serbia have supported suspended colleagues from the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium, demanding their reinstatement after they were suspended for appearing at the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU).

EU Bans Chinese Organizations from Critical Tech Programs
The European Union has implemented a ban preventing Chinese organizations from participating in critical technology programs, as highlighted in a science news roundup.

The Science of Breakfast and its Health Implications
An article explores the scientific reasons behind the importance of the morning meal, highlighting that skipping breakfast may increase health risks.

Budget 2026: Hong Kong gov’t seeks additional HK$20 billion for key Northern Metropolis projects
Hong Kong authorities will seek an additional HK$20 billion for the development of San Tin Technopole and a science and technology park, which are part of the Northern Metropolis infrastructure plan.

Why SUTD teaches AI as a mindset, not just a tool
Long before AI became mainstream, the university began redesigning its curriculum to help students collaborate with intelligent systems, grounded in human-centred design and the social sciences.

TechnologyReuterswsjmarketwatch+2Business InsiderThe Independent3d ago5 sources Viral AI Report Warns of Human Intelligence Decline, Impacts Tech Stocks
A 'doomsday' AI report has gone viral, warning that the importance of human intelligence will 'unwind,' leading to a tumble in stocks of some large tech and financial firms.
Harmony Biosciences targets $1B–$1.04B WAKIX revenue in 2026 while expanding late-stage CNS pipeline

Ryan Coogler's Upcoming Thriller Set to Revolutionize Science Fiction
Visionary director Ryan Coogler is helming an upcoming sci-fi series that promises to redefine the genre with its unique storytelling approach.

The science of period flatulence: Why your gut goes rogue during your cycle

Harmony Biosciences Q4 Earnings Call Highlights
Key highlights from Harmony Biosciences' fourth-quarter earnings call have been released.

Clark Gregg's 7-Part Sci-Fi Series Deserves Better
A seven-part science fiction TV series starring Clark Gregg was enjoyed upon its debut, but has only grown in status over the last decade.

Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw awarded Honorary Fellowship by Academy of Medical Sciences
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the Academy of Medical Sciences.
National Geographic Spotlights Kraig Biocraft Laboratories' Spider Silk Production
National Geographic has highlighted Kraig Biocraft Laboratories' scientific advancements in producing recombinant spider silk, with a focus on their operations in Michigan.
Harmony Biosciences Reports Mixed Q4 Results
Harmony Biosciences Holdings, Inc. announced its Non-GAAP EPS of $0.57, missing estimates by $0.50, while its revenue of $243.78 million beat expectations by $3.46 million.

New 'X-Files' Pilot Episode Ordered for Hulu
A pilot episode for a new 'X-Files' series has been ordered and is set to be released on Hulu, signaling a potential revival of the popular science fiction franchise.
Portuguese Government Orders Review of Science and Innovation System Amid Controversy
Eight months after the 'death' of the FCT (Foundation for Science and Technology), the Portuguese government has requested an analysis of the science and innovation system. A working group, formed in January and composed solely of men, is coordinated by a professor married to the FCT president, raising concerns.

KGC study links red ginseng to hangover relief
Korea Ginseng Corp. said Tuesday that findings from a joint clinical study suggest a formulation containing Korean red ginseng extract may help lower blood alcohol levels and alleviate hangover symptoms. The study, conducted by the company’s research and development division in collaboration with researchers from CHA University’s Department of Food Science and Biotechnology and Jeonju Korean Medicine Hospital of Wonkwang University, was published in the international academic journal Journal of
Ryan Gosling Promotes ‘Project Hail Mary’ With Convincing Final ‘Jeopardy!’ Skit
The actor will star in the science fiction film, which arrives in theaters March 20

From period pain to detox: The Ayurvedic science of East Indian rosewood
Caris Life Sciences Targets $1 Billion Milestone and Revenue Growth by 2026
Caris Life Sciences aims for 23–26% revenue growth and a $1 billion milestone by 2026, alongside expanding its investments in early detection technologies.

NUP to allow conscience vote on VP Sara’s impeachment
Members of the National Unity Party (NUP) will most likely exercise a conscience vote in the impeachment case against Vice President Sara Duterte, House deputy speaker and Antipolo City Rep. Ronnie Puno said on Thursday, denying claims that they are daunted by Duterte’s announcement of her presidential bid.

TechnologyFTFrance 24de-volkskrant+3observadorYahooTimes of India9h ago6 sources Anthropic refuses to bend to Pentagon on AI safeguards
A public showdown between the Trump administration and Anthropic is hitting an impasse as military officials demand the artificial intelligence company bend its ethical policies by Friday or risk damaging its business. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei drew a sharp red line 24 hours before the deadline, declaring his company “cannot in good conscience accede” to the Pentagon’s final demand to allow unrestricted use of its technology.

Montenegro Awards for Scientific Achievements Announced
The Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation in Montenegro has announced the recipients of awards for scientific achievements, with Ćalasan, Stanković, and Micev among the winners. A total of 19 applications were received.

The Science Behind Why Orange Juice Tastes Bad After Brushing Teeth
An article explores the scientific reasons why orange juice tastes unpleasant after brushing teeth, detailing the role of taste buds and receptors on the tongue.

Tick Shells Act as 'Chitinous USB Drives' Storing Environmental History, Study Finds
Research from the Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences suggests that the shells of meadow ticks function like 'chitinous USB drives,' accumulating elements from their surroundings during feeding.

KNUST researchers recover Ghana’s first musket balls using advanced geophysical technology
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 […]

Science podcast discusses why we don't hear aliens and other scientific news
A NewsMaker podcast titled 'How do you like that?' reviews major scientific news, including the question of why humans haven't detected extraterrestrial life.

Slovak Academy of Sciences Warns Against Tatra Mountains Zoning Proposal
The Slovak Academy of Sciences warns that a proposed zoning plan for the High Tatras, put forth by SNS nominees, could lead to irreversible damage by allowing significant changes to the mountains.

TechnologyAPNPRder-standard+10orfdigi24Yahoohotnewsla-vanguardiaTimes of Indiaindian-expressstraits-timesseeking-alphaRappler15h ago13 sources AI Firm Anthropic Rejects Pentagon's Demand for Unrestricted Military Access
AI company Anthropic is refusing the Pentagon's demand for unrestricted use of its technology, citing concerns over mass surveillance and autonomous weapons, a dispute that could lead to the loss of its government contract.
Opinion: Territorial Inequalities and Knowledge Circulation in Science
An opinion piece discusses territorial inequalities in science and advocates for intelligent circulation of knowledge and realistic policies to address them.

Ministry approves Institute of Science Tokyo's plans to boost research
The institution was selected last month to receive aid from the government's ¥10 trillion fund designed to foster universities with world-class research capabilities.
Castle Biosciences Projects $340M-$350M Revenue for 2026
Castle Biosciences has outlined its 2026 revenue target, projecting between $340 million and $350 million, supported by the launch of AdvanceAD-Tx.

Children's Science Questions: Internal Monologue, Bird Eyelashes, and Fetal Health
An article for children answers various science questions, including whether people always think in their own voice, why birds lack eyelashes, and if a fetus can experience stomach flu.
Bioeconomy Science Institute to Cut 134 Jobs
The newly established Bioeconomy Science Institute has announced plans to cut 134 jobs, impacting its workforce.
Caris Life Sciences Reports Q4 Earnings and Revenue Beat
Caris Life Sciences, Inc. announced GAAP EPS of $0.28, beating estimates by $0.18, and revenue of $292.2 million, surpassing forecasts by $11.3 million.

Ghana's MahamaCare to Integrate Science-Backed Natural Health Solutions
Ghana's Deputy Minister for Health, Grace Ayensu-Danquah, affirmed the government's commitment to ensuring natural health products under MahamaCare meet strict safety and scientific standards, aiming to incorporate traditional medicine into the national healthcare system.

Explained: The Science Behind Rubbing Your Eyes
An article explains why rubbing one's eyes feels good and details the physiological effects and potential implications of this common habit.

Grifols Doubles Profit and Increases Revenue
The Spanish multinational pharmaceutical company Grifols more than doubled its profit, with revenue increasing by 4.3% to 7.524 billion euros, driven by strong performance in its bioscience division.

NCERT textbook content shows ‘deep-rooted conspiracy’ to show judiciary as corrupt: Supreme Court
Declaring that “heads must roll”, CJI Surya Kant orders “blanket and complete ban” on the Class 8 social science textbook; initiates contempt action, issues show cause to NCERT director, School Education Secretary
TTD Pledges Support to SVIMS for Underprivileged Patients in India
The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) has committed to providing support to the Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (SVIMS) to assist underprivileged patients.

Syngenta Plans Up to $10 Billion Hong Kong IPO in Second Quarter
Sources indicate that Syngenta, a global agricultural science company, plans to launch an initial public offering (IPO) of up to $10 billion in Hong Kong during the second quarter.

Mysore Varsity and KSOU Host Home Science Conference
Mysore University and Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) jointly hosted a conference on Home Science, where Vice-chancellor N.K. Loknath emphasized its role in bridging science and society.

Haptics Technology Explained: The Science Behind Touchscreen Vibrations
Haptics technology is the specific technology responsible for the vibrations users feel when interacting with touchscreen devices, such as typing on a smartphone.

National Science Day 2026: Celebrations to be held at IISER Pune, other institutions in the district
Celebrations for National Science Day 2026 are scheduled to take place at IISER Pune and other institutions within the district.

Watch: Supreme Court bans NCERT class 8 books with controversial chapter on judiciary
A day after taking suo motu cognisance of controversial references to “corruption” in a Class 8 Social Science textbook, the Supreme Court of India ordered a complete ban on its reprinting and digital circulation. The Court directed immediate seizure of copies and warned of contempt if its order is violated.

Behavioral Economics Explains Irrational Spending Habits
Economists explain how behavioral economics reveals that humans often act irrationally when spending money, succumbing to promotions and spontaneous purchases, despite the mathematical and strategic foundations of economic science.
Young women joined Epstein science event attended by Stephen Hawking - The Times
Young women joined Epstein science event attended by Stephen Hawking The Times

"I Know He's Not Mine": Hyderabad YouTuber Wrote Before Killing Herself
Possibly hours before she was found dead at her rented home in Hyderabad, 21-year-old part-time YouTuber and science student Bonu Komali wrote in her diary that she still waits for the man she was in…

Jeffrey Epstein Infiltrated Prestigious Universities Using Fortune
Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein used his wealth to position himself as a patron of the sciences, gaining prestige and access to America's most prestigious universities, which fueled the myth of his intellectual genius.

SK Bioscience Secures First EU Vaccine Project with IDT Biologika
SK Bioscience announced it has secured its first European Union-backed vaccine development project alongside its German subsidiary IDT Biologika, a year after the acquisition.

NCERT Expresses Regret After CJI Counters Judicial Corruption Mention in Textbook
NCERT has expressed regret after the Chief Justice of India countered a mention of judicial 'corruption' in a Social Science textbook, sparking a discussion on the curriculum.

YouTuber In Hyderabad Sends Mother In Kuwait "I Love You" Text, Then Kills Self
A 21-year-old part-time YouTuber and science student, Bonu Komali, was found dead at her rented home in Telangana's Hyderabad on Monday, shortly after she texted her mother an "I love you so much" text.
Apollo Rocks Provide New Insights into Moon's Ancient Magnetic Field
Analysis of old Apollo mission rocks has shed new light on the moon's magnetic field from long ago, offering new data for lunar science.

Effective Workout for Weight Loss Combining Cardio and Strength
A specialist in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences recommends an effective workout combining cardio and strength training for weight loss, especially for those with limited time. This approach aims to maximize fat elimination.
HBKU’s College of Science and Engineering Hosts 2nd Industry and Government Advisory Board Meeting
Hamad Bin Khalifa University's (HBKU) College of Science and Engineering recently hosted its second Industry and Government Advisory Board meeting.

Rethinking National Science Day: Beyond Genius and External Validation
An article discusses the need to decolonize and de-Nobelise science, suggesting that National Science Day should move beyond simply celebrating individual genius and external validation.

Book reviews: ‘The Last Kings of Hollywood: Coppola, Lucas, Spielberg, and the Battle for the Soul of American Cinema’ and ‘The Boundless Deep: Young Tennyson, Science, and the Crisis of Belief’
Exploring the lives and legacies of three Hollywood icons and learning what made Alfred, Lord Tennyson tick

Bill Gates Admits to Affairs During Apology for Jeffrey Epstein Ties
Bill Gates is attempting to clear his conscience.
After the Microsoft co-founder was named in files released by the United States Department of Justice pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein, he disclosed...

Science Explains Why Dogs Wait at the Door for Owners
Experts explain that dogs anticipate their owners' return not just by hearing, but by recognizing routines, subtle environmental cues, and the fading scent of their owners in the home, indicating learned behavior.

Fact check: Viral video does not show PTI founder Imran from his 2nd Pims hospital visit
Multiple PTI supporters across social media platforms were sharing a dim clip of party founder Imran Khan since February 24, 2026, claiming that it was from his latest visit to the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) for a second eye injection. However, the video is old from February 20, 2023, when he appeared before the Lahore High Court (LHC) for interim protective bail in a case. The iVerify Pakistan team investigated this content and determined that it is false.
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Ekurhuleni Advocates for University of Applied Science
The establishment of the Ekurhuleni University of Applied Science and Innovation is highlighted as an opportunity to address inequality and strengthen industrial renewal in South Africa.
P.C. Jabin Science College to host ACUMEN 2026 tomorrow
ZYUS Life Sciences Cancels Brokered Offering, Plans Private Placement and Credit Expansion
ZYUS Life Sciences canceled its brokered offering, opting instead for a C$7 million private placement and an expansion of its credit facility.

NCERT withdraws textbook chapter on 'corruption in judiciary'
NCERT has removed a Class 8 Social Science textbook chapter discussing 'corruption in the judiciary' after the Supreme Court intervened.

Medical Consensus on Youth Gender Surgery Fracturing, Essay Argues
A New York Times guest essay suggests that the 'settled science' regarding youth gender surgery is breaking down as major medical groups re-evaluate their guidance on the procedure.

ISRO Chairman to Attend Science Day Programme in Shivamogga
The ISRO chairman is scheduled to visit Shivamogga to participate in a Science Day programme, which will be held at Kuvempu Rangamandira at 4 p.m.

NCERT Withdraws Class 8 Textbook Section on 'Corruption in Judiciary' After Controversy
India's NCERT has removed a section on 'corruption in the judiciary' from a new Class 8 Social Science textbook following a public outcry and controversy.

Scientists change how El Nino is labelled to keep up with temperature spikes
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

Bulgarian Ministry of Education Launches €126M AI Project for Digital Transformation
The Bulgarian Ministry of Education and Science is initiating a four-year, €126 million project, funded by a European program, to digitally transform school education and ensure more sustainable digitalization of the system.

Women sweep the board in UK’s biggest science awards
Winners were awarded £100,000 each for their work focused on understanding planet formation, advances in DNA replication and sub-atomic energy transfer

Scotland's Emissions Strategy Criticized as Over-reliant on Unproven Technologies
Critics, including the UK Climate Change Committee, express concern that Scotland's new emissions strategy is too dependent on unproven technologies and lacks sufficient progress in decarbonizing buildings.

Susan Leeman, 95, Dies; Explored How the Brain Influences the Body
In an era of overt sexism in the sciences, she made two major discoveries, including identifying a neuropeptide later linked to chronic pain syndromes and migraines.

Hulu’s Sci-Fi Thriller Masterpiece Immediately Takes America By Storm On Streaming
Following a three-episode premiere for season 2, this science-fiction thriller masterpiece series is already dominating streaming on Hulu.
Portuguese Government Discusses Science Funding and Priorities
The Portuguese government organized a day to discuss science, focusing primarily on its economic implications. The event presented a methodology for deciding science funding and priorities, with Fernando Alexandre emphasizing a goal of 3% of GDP for science by 2030.

Ivo Josipović's Lecture on March 2nd in Zenica
Former President of the Republic of Croatia, Dr. Ivo Josipović, will hold a lecture in the amphitheater of the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences of the University of Zenica, on March 2nd at 10:00 AM, under the title "Que Vad

Imran Khan Hospitalized for Eye Treatment Amid Secrecy Concerns
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was taken to the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences in Islamabad for a second dose of anti-VEGF intravitreal injection, with his party questioning the secrecy surrounding his treatment.
Eris Lifesciences and Natco Pharma Sign Pact on Semaglutide
Indian pharmaceutical companies Eris Lifesciences and Natco Pharma have entered into an agreement concerning the drug Semaglutide.

Ghost Elephants Review: Werner Herzog Continues to Reach for the Unknown in Hopeful Nat Geo Doc
An almost diaristic documentary, eschewing normal pathways for a more esoteric exploration of survival, science, intuition and mortality.

Doctors and Science Journalist Face Legal Dispute Over Endobiogenics Post
Three doctors and a science journalist are facing a legal dispute after receiving a claim from the Endobiogenics Institute regarding a social media post about endobiogenics.

The Science Behind Chilling Cookie Dough
An article explores whether chilling cookie dough is necessary for better results, noting that the type of cookie and desired texture play a significant role.

Rubber Ducks Used in Scientific Research
An article explores the unexpected use of rubber ducks in scientific thought and research, moving beyond their traditional role as bath toys.
Clarivate in active talks to sell Life Sciences & Healthcare unit

UPSA, CIMG launch first BSc in Applied Marketing with professional certification
The University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) has partnered with the Chartered Institute of Marketing, Ghana (CIMG) to launch a first-of-its-kind Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Applied Marketing programme that allows students to earn a university degree while simultaneously qualifying for a professional marketing certification.
Pfizer in diabetes drug deal with Sciwind Biosciences - Reuters
Pfizer in diabetes drug deal with Sciwind Biosciences Reuters

Baki-Dou: The Invincible Samurai - Part 1 Review
Review: New to Netflix, Baki-Dou: The Invincible Samurai - Part 1 strikes an entertaining balance between martial arts mania and science-fiction drama that doesn’t make viewers choose between awesome fights, silly humor, and relatable, broad-stroke themes.

Former Minister Bratić on Krivokapić: 'He Betrayed Popular Hope'
Former Minister of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports, Vesna Bratić, expressed that she once viewed former Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapić as a father figure but believes he ultimately 'betrayed popular hope.'

Climate Science's Communicative Power and Pressure on Researchers
Researchers have significantly advanced climate policy discourse but are facing increasing pressure, particularly in the United States.

Former Turkish Cypriot Police Chief in Court Over Alleged Fake Diploma
Baris Sel, the former Turkish Cypriot Famagusta police chief, appeared in court for the latest hearing in his trial concerning a master's degree he allegedly obtained under false pretenses from the Cyprus Health and Social Sciences University.

The Troubling Concept of Free Will
Scientific experiments suggest that while science may lean towards determinism, abandoning the belief in free will can lead to negative human behavior.

Changing City: BMC’s Rs 285-crore bridge over Worli’s Nehru Science Centre to slash 15 minutes off South Mumbai commutes
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is undertaking a Rs 285-crore project to build a new bridge over Worli’s Nehru Science Centre, aiming to reduce commute times in South Mumbai.

Science of sex and gender being misrepresented by Trump officials, experts warn
Scientists say crackdown on gender-affirming care could have impact on healthcare of all Americans
As more health systems end gender-affirming care for patients amid a crackdown from the Trump…
Revelation Biosciences Reports Full-Year Results
Revelation Biosciences has announced its financial results for the full fiscal year.

New Report Reveals Persistent Gender Disparity in Science
A new report highlights the ongoing unequal participation of women and men in scientific fields, revealing persistent disparities against women, even in countries like Poland.

Lithuanian Minister Calls for Resolution to Alytus School Conflict
Lithuanian Minister of Education, Science, and Sport, Raminta Popovienė, has issued a strong call for the resolution of the ongoing conflict at Alytus Adolfo Ramanausko-Vanago Gymnasium, stating that it has lasted too long and harms both teachers and students.
Moldovan Independence Declaration Signatory Nicolae Andronati Found Dead in Transnistria
Nicolae Andronati, a former full member of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova and a signatory of the Declaration of Independence, was found dead in Caragaș, Transnistria. The Bender police inspectorate has been notified about the case.

Critical Situation at Alytus Gymnasium in Lithuania
Teachers at Alytus Adolfo Ramanausko-Vanago Gymnasium in Lithuania have reached a critical point of tension and are demanding urgent intervention from the Minister of Education, Science, and Sport.

NCERT Textbook Row and SC Ban
The Supreme Court has banned NCERT’s Class 8 Social Science book due to a chapter on 'judicial corruption' and issued contempt notices, sparking a controversy.

Netflix’s Greatest Sci-Fi Show Masters The Art Of Time Travel Storytelling
One of the greatest science fiction shows on Netflix seems to master the art of time travel storytelling with its perfectly well-rounded narrative.

First 30 Vietnamese nurses graduate from Austria's training program
The IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems in Austria held a graduation ceremony on Tuesday for 30 Vietnamese students, the first cohort of a high-quality nursing training programme.

TechnologyNYTFTcnbc+6le-figaroBusiness InsiderYahooTimes of Indiachannel-news-asia20-minuten1d ago9 sources How Pentagon's 'Friday deadline' may have come hours early for Anthropic
The US Department of War is scrutinizing AI firm Anthropic. Major defense contractors like Boeing and Lockheed Martin have been asked about their use of Anthropic's Claude AI. This comes as the Pentagon issued an ultimatum to Anthropic regarding its AI model's military applications. Anthropic's refusal to remove safeguards has led to this escalation.
Cytek Biosciences Misses EPS, Beats Revenue in Q4
Cytek Biosciences reported a GAAP EPS of -$0.34, missing analyst estimates by $0.30, but its revenue of $62.1 million surpassed expectations by $3.3 million.
Pacira BioSciences Non-GAAP EPS of $0.57 misses by $0.33, revenue of $196.9M misses by $5.03M

'Science knows no country...': Quote of the day by Louis Pasteur

Montenegro Implements Security Guards in Schools, Plans Permanent Solution
Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation reports positive results from the introduction of security guards in schools during the second semester, with efforts underway for a permanent systemic solution.

Scienceel-mundola-vanguardia1d ago2 sources Spanish Ministry of Science to Request Dismissal of CNIO Manager Over Harassment Allegations
The Ministry of Science is set to request the dismissal of the manager of the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO) following accusations of harassment by the former general secretary.

Polish Judge Elections to KRS: A Test for State Seriousness
Bartosz Pilitowski states that the 'plan B' for electing judges to the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) is not 'rocket science' but a test of the state's seriousness, requiring clear parliamentary declaration, fair candidate selection, and judicial acceptance.

Asbestos Found in Children's Science Kit, Leading to Recall
A children's educational science kit, 'My Living World, Worm World Kit,' has been recalled after laboratory testing detected a naturally occurring type of asbestos in the product distributed to schools.

Video showcases unique urban landscape of a large city
A video highlights a massive city, possibly Chongqing, with 30 million inhabitants, featuring trains passing through buildings and daily drone activity, resembling a science fiction scene.

Truist Securities Downgrades Harmony Biosciences Holdings, Inc. (HRMY) to Hold After Patent Trial Developments
Truist Securities has downgraded Harmony Biosciences Holdings, Inc. (HRMY) to a 'Hold' rating following recent developments in a patent trial.

Bay Leaf as an Insomnia Remedy: Social Media Trend vs. Science
A social media trend promoting bay leaves under pillows as a cure for insomnia is gaining popularity, but the article explores what scientific evidence says about its effectiveness.
National Science Day Celebration Announced in Ooty
The National Science Day is scheduled to be celebrated at the Radio Astronomy Centre (RAC) in Ooty.

Former Minister Vesna Bratić Appears Before SDT, Refuses to Provide Phone Password
Former Minister of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports, Vesna Bratić, appeared before the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) to hand over her phone for examination but stated she would not provide the password.

Science Journal Returns to Digi World on March 6
The "Jurnalul de Științe" (Science Journal) program is set to return to Digi World starting March 6.

Sciencetimes-ukThe Independent1d ago2 sources Scientist Stephen Hawking pictured in Epstein files with bikini-clad women sipping cocktails
Department of Justice documents mention theoretical physicist’s hundreds of times

Biologist Klempa Discusses mRNA Vaccine Analysis and Facts
Biologist Klempa discusses an analysis of mRNA vaccines published by scientists from the Slovak Academy of Sciences in a respected scientific journal, emphasizing offering facts to the uncertain rather than convincing opponents.

Real Health: The science of sleep – how stress, screens and noise steal your zzzs
Are you sleeping well? How does poor sleep affect your health, and what can you do to finally wake up feeling rested?
NCERT Removes Social Science Book Chapter on 'Corruption in Judiciary'
India's NCERT has removed a social science textbook chapter titled 'Corruption in Judiciary' following criticism.

Impact of Elevators and Air Conditioners Highlighted on National Science Day
On National Science Day, an article explores how the inventions of elevators and air conditioners have profoundly transformed architecture and human life.
Schrödinger Targets 10-15% ACV Growth Through Hosted Transition and Platform Innovation
Schrödinger, a life sciences and materials science company, aims for 10-15% annual contract value (ACV) growth, driven by an accelerated transition to hosted services and continuous platform innovation.

‘These books are pushing boundaries’: winners of £30,000 Inclusive Books for Children awards announced
Supa Nova by Chanté Timothy, a graphic novel about a young Black girl with a love for science, won the children’s fiction category and inaugural children’s choice prize
Six female authors have been cr

PM Modi's Visit to Israel Boosts Bilateral Relations
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Israel, engaging in discussions with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to enhance bilateral relations across various sectors, including science, technology, agriculture, defense, trade, and investment. The visit garnered rare bipartisan support in Israel, with opposition leaders also welcoming Modi.

Titans poach assistant director of sports science from Broncos
The Broncos' assistant director of sports science has left the club for a promotion with the Titans.
Gilead's Experimental HIV Treatment Shows Low Discontinuation Rates
Gilead Sciences' experimental HIV treatment has demonstrated low discontinuation rates in recent studies, indicating potential for improved patient adherence.
Integra LifeSciences Holdings Corporation Q4 2025 Earnings Preview
An earnings preview details expectations for Integra LifeSciences Holdings Corporation's financial performance in the fourth quarter of 2025.
National Geographic Launches 'Creator Cohort' for Digital Push
National Geographic is initiating a 'Creator Cohort' program to engage digital creators focusing on nature, science, and travel content.

UPSC Essentials: Daily Science and Technology Quiz on Critical Minerals and Project Silica
An article presents a daily subject-wise quiz for UPSC aspirants, focusing on science and technology topics such as applications of critical minerals and Project Silica.

National Science Day Exhibition Focuses on Renewable Energy and Pollution
An exhibition held for National Science Day highlighted themes of renewable energy and pollution.

Montenegrin and Hungarian Academies of Sciences Sign Cooperation Agreement
The Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (CANU) and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) have signed a renewed framework agreement and protocol on scientific cooperation.

Battery Industry Day Promotes Science and Business Cooperation
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.

NCERT May Remove 'Judicial Corruption' Chapter from Class 8 Book After SC Objection
Following an objection from the Supreme Court, the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) is considering removing a 'judicial corruption' chapter from its Class 8 social science textbook, which has already been pulled from its website.
Gulf Region Accelerates Biotech Development to Become Global Life Sciences Hub
The Gulf region is actively promoting its biotechnology sector, aiming to establish itself as a leading global hub for life sciences.

Minister Popovienė Calls for Commission to Address Alytus Teacher Dismissal
Lithuanian Minister of Education, Science, and Sport Raminta Popovienė has urged the Alytus municipality to form an impartial commission to resolve the situation surrounding the dismissal of a teacher at Alytus Adolfo Ramanausko-Vanago Gymnasium, which led to a strike.

Montenegro Education Union Calls for Stance on Diploma Equivalence Certificates
The Education Union of Montenegro has urged the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation to take a clear stance on the submission of diploma equivalence certificates, highlighting a recent appeal made to the ministry.

Cyprus launches dialogue series to boost women’s role in science
Cyprus’ office of the Commissioner for Gender Equality this week launched a new public dialogue series with a discussion focused on women’s participation in science, bringing students and journalists into the policy conversation from the outset. The first session, titled ‘Women in science: when equality strengthens innovation”, examined the persistent underrepresentation of women in Science, […]

CBSE 2026 Class 10th Science Exam Difficulty Level Analyzed
An analysis was conducted on the difficulty level of the CBSE 2026 Class 10th Science examination paper held today.

Baird Initiates Coverage of Caris Life Sciences (CAI)
Baird has begun its coverage of Caris Life Sciences, Inc. (CAI) with an Outperform rating.

The Science of Taste Explored
An article delves into the scientific understanding of taste, exploring its mechanisms and complexities.

Swiss Science Council Faces Abolition
The Swiss Federal Council is once again proposing to abolish the Science Council it established, a move that has historical precedent.

Saturn Awards 2026 Announce Special Achievement Honorees
The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films has revealed a group of A-List Special Achievement Honorees for the 53rd Annual Saturn Awards, including Christopher McQuarrie, with Tom Cruise presenting, and James Cameron & Gale Anne Hurd for 'Aliens'.

The report that rattled Wall Street
AI boom or AI doom?

Under Tinubu, govs no longer borrow to pay salaries — Ex-Minister Ikoh
Former Minister of State for Science and Technology and the Abia State Renewed Hope Ambassador, Chief Henry Ikoh, has said that far-reaching economic reforms introduced by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu have ended the era when state governments borrowed to pay workers’ salaries.
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Olaplex Launches New Hair Treatment with Chloe Fineman Campaign
Hair care brand OLAPLEX has launched its new No.3PLUS hair treatment, an updated version of its bestselling product, with a campaign featuring Chloe Fineman titled “Science Never Looked So Good.”

Fin de vie : «Tous les amendements de bon sens ont été refusés», dénonce un député UDR
LE FIGARO TV - Clause de conscience, délit d’incitation à l’aide à mourir, contrôle d’éventuelles pressions des mutuelles qui auraient tout à gagner à voir cette loi adoptée... Dans «Points de Vue», l

KNUST Invites Submissions for 75th Anniversary Logo
The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) is calling for creative designs for its official 75th anniversary logo.

Stray dog roams with amputated human limb from AIMSS
A stray dog was observed roaming with an amputated human limb, reportedly taken from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMSS) hospital.

SciencePremium Timesbrussels-times3d ago2 sources EU, Nigeria target deeper science ties with €104m research backing - The Brussels Times
EU, Nigeria target deeper science ties with €104m research backing The Brussels Times

The X-Files Revival: Pilot Episode Officially Ordered
The X-Files is set to return, with a pilot episode officially ordered, signaling a new chapter for the popular science fiction series.

UDS political science department holds international trade policy contest
The Department of Political Science at the University for Development Studies (UDS) recently concluded its national competition on international trade law, policy, and regulatory governance.

Icelandic political analysis: Left-wing struggles, right-wing gains momentum
A political science professor suggests that the three far-left parties in Iceland may not have considered the municipal elections the right time to run together, noting a weakened left and a surging right.

Mumbai's 'Melody Road' Explored for Science and History
An article delves into the science and history behind Mumbai's unique 'melody road,' examining its construction and cultural significance.