Luana Bühler plays for the Swiss national team, but she earns her living in England because the basis for a professional ...

Matteo Farinella sketched out a career in science illustration, making neuroscience research more accessible to the public.

Science is for all of us and by all of us—it is humanity’s never-ending story, and it should be honored and protected.

The largest biodiversity time-series database on the planet—created by the University of St Andrews—has had a major new release. The BioTIME database offers unprecedented insight into how biodiversity ...

This move is aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, which encourages multidisciplinary learning and allows ...

Indian climate tech startups face challenges in securing funding and market validation, with many struggling to survive due ...

I think it is quite clear that space weather was not the cause of the dramatic power outage in Spain recently' ...

Abstract: Utility grids such as the Amazon EC2 cloud and Amazon S3 offer computational and storage resources that can be used on-demand for a fee by compute and data-intensive applications. The cost ...

A new initiative at the University of California, Davis highlights the contributions of federally-funded research and what’s at risk if it disappears.

The Salmon Cannon and the Levitating Frog contends that curiosity-driven research helps us understand the world and could lead to unexpected benefits.

Here’s some of what those taxpayer dollars created. By Alan Burdick and Emily Anthes Illustrations by Ruru Kuo Science seldom works in straight lines. Sometimes it’s “applied” to solve spe ...