A newly discovered groundsnake from the forests of New Guinea has been officially named Lielaphis slashi in honor of the iconic Guns N’ Roses guitarist. This discovery, rooted in decades of fieldwork, highlights the ongoing efforts to document biodiversity in one of the world's most remote regions.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh inaugurated the 14th BRICS Science, Technology and Innovation Ministerial Meeting in Chennai, emphasizing a collaborative approach to emerging technologies. The event focused on ensuring that innovations in AI, quantum computing, and biotechnology remain accessible and sustainable for the Global South.
An 8th-grade science project created by a young Steve Jobs has surfaced at auction, drawing significant interest as the tech world approaches Apple's 50th anniversary. The artifact offers a rare, tangible connection to the formative years of one of technology's most influential figures.
New simulations indicate that common Earth fungi and bacteria could potentially survive on the lunar surface for extended periods. This finding complicates future human exploration, raising significant concerns about biological contamination of the Moon.
A new study published in Science Advances argues that integrating artistic expression with biological research is essential for effective coral reef conservation. By translating complex ecological data into accessible cultural media, researchers aim to move public perception from passive awareness to active environmental stewardship.
On April 13, 2029, the near-Earth asteroid 99942 Apophis will pass closer to our planet than many geostationary satellites, offering a rare, unprecedented opportunity for global scientific observation. This event provides a unique chance to study the physical characteristics of a potentially hazardous asteroid without the need for an expensive, multi-year space mission.
Over the past decade, China's robotics competitions have shifted from academic exercises to high-stakes arenas for technological advancement. This transition reflects Beijing's broader ambition to dominate the global robotics and artificial intelligence sectors.
The government of Telangana and representatives from Liverpool are initiating a strategic partnership focused on cross-pollination in life sciences, advanced technology, and sports development. This collaboration aims to leverage the respective strengths of the Hyderabad-based biotech hub and the UK's industrial expertise.
India hosted the 8th BRICS Working Group meeting on Ocean and Polar Science in Goa, focusing on collaborative research, coastal resilience, and polar biodiversity. The summit established a roadmap for future joint initiatives, including preparations for the next International Polar Year.
The Museum of Science in Boston is nearing the completion of its major new venue, designed by William Rawn Associates. This expansion, centered on the William and Charlotte Bloomberg Public Science Common, represents a significant architectural and cultural shift for the institution.
Clemson University's College of Science has announced a significant expansion of its academic staff for the 2026 cycle, alongside a series of internal faculty promotions. This strategic growth aims to bolster research capabilities and enhance undergraduate and graduate educational outcomes across key scientific disciplines.
Researchers have discovered that a wide range of animals possess enzymes capable of breaking down polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs), natural bioplastics created by microorganisms. This evolutionary adaptation suggests that animals have been consuming these microbial energy reserves for millions of years, long before human-made plastics existed.
A rare 8th-grade science fair project belonging to Steve Jobs has surfaced as part of an Apple 50th-anniversary auction. The artifact, which includes handwritten notes and circuit diagrams, offers a glimpse into the early technical curiosity of the future tech icon.
The Indian Institute of Technology Bombay has introduced a new online postgraduate diploma program focused on Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence. This initiative aims to bridge the skills gap for working professionals by offering flexible learning pathways in high-demand technical fields.
Researchers from Stanford University and the Arc Institute have successfully used artificial intelligence to generate functional, bacteria-killing viruses. This breakthrough demonstrates the potential for AI to accelerate the development of precision therapies against antibiotic-resistant pathogens.
Researchers at Dartmouth College have developed a new framework to make computer science education and programming more accessible to non-English speakers. This initiative aims to dismantle the linguistic gatekeeping that has historically limited participation in global technology development.
Researchers have identified two previously unknown species of eyeless, shrimp-like crustaceans inhabiting the groundwater systems of Japan. These discoveries highlight the incredible, often overlooked biodiversity thriving in subterranean ecosystems.
Vector Science and Therapeutics Corp. has finalized an amended 10-year manufacturing and testing agreement with LyoGenesis Holdings to secure long-term production capacity. This strategic extension aims to stabilize supply chains for the company's therapeutic pipeline over the coming decade.