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Big discoveries, little scientists: ScienceFest returns to Salt Lake City
Natural History Museum of Utah hosts two-day event featuring science demonstrations, workshops and activities for all ages
From a ship frozen into Arctic ice, a warning to world leaders: Trust the science
Drifting through the polar darkness, a team of scientists is documenting a rapidly changing Arctic. As sea ice retreats and oil tankers move in, a conversation with the UN chief reveals why the battle for climate science matters far beyond the North Pole.
Inside Disney's Animal Nutrition Center, which doles out 10,000 pounds of food every day
To make nutritious ‘pies’ and celebratory ice cakes, a whole lot of science is mixed with a dash of creativity.
Building an LLM-Powered Content Moderation Bot in the Classroom -
Building an LLM-Powered Content Moderation Bot in the Classroom By Shelby Grossman, Arizona State University, Anthony Mensah, Stanford University, Alex Stamos, Stanford University and Jeffrey Hancock, Stanford University As online platforms seek to improve content-moderation [...]
Building an LLM-Powered Content Moderation Bot in the Classroom -
Building an LLM-Powered Content Moderation Bot in the Classroom By Shelby Grossman, Arizona State University, Anthony Mensah, Stanford University, Alex Stamos, Stanford University and Jeffrey Hancock, Stanford University As online platforms seek to improve content-moderation [...]
New evidence for ancient cannabis use
A new paper, published yesterday in Science, offers compelling evidence of ritual cannabis use in a 2,800-year-old Siberian tomb.
Advocates for science funding energized by midterm rout
Some hope a Democratically controlled Congress can restore funding for scientific research that has been cut by the Trump administration
New wave of health and STEM candidates could reshape US science policy
A massive cancer drug deal, a new license for gut-targeted drugs, and both regulatory and company-led halts on clinical trials led the news this week.
New wave of health and STEM candidates could reshape US science policy
A massive cancer drug deal, a new license for gut-targeted drugs, and both regulatory and company-led halts on clinical trials led the news this week.
The science behind why ginger ale tastes better on airplanes
Ginger ale tastes crisper and less sweet on airplanes because dry cabin air and lower air pressure at 30,000 feet change how your nose and taste buds work.
ELC’s New Platform Advances Skin Science & Longevity
‘Mastering Skin Longevity’ serves as a shared scientific foundation that ELC brands can apply through their areas of expertise.
REMSEN NEWS: National science honors and Halloween fun
On Wednesday, Oct. 28, the Rotary program was Carol Buczek of Tours by Design, not talking of upcoming trips or bus tours, but talking about her other passion of raising
Health Foundation of South Florida Receives 2026 Beacon Award in Life Sciences & Healthcare - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
Miami-Dade Beacon Council recognizes the Foundation’s role in building healthier communities and a more prosperous Greater Miami October 26, 2026 — Health Foundation of South Florida has received the 2026 […]
CHEMM: Revenue rose 28% and EBITDA 46% as instruments and life science-led demand accelerated
Q1 revenue rose 28% YoY and EBITDA 46%, with a 63% EBITDA margin. Growth was strongest in instruments and the life science, cell and gene therapy, and bioprocessing business area; FY guidance was maintained at DKK 570–605m revenue and DKK 335–360m EBITDA.Original document: ChemoMetec A/S [CHEMM] Sl…
College of Science and Mathematics revels in inaugural Scholarship Luncheon
“I am grateful for the Georgia Power Scholarship, which helps me work towards my goal of becoming an orthopedic surgeon,” says KingDavid Nwankwo.
WHO launches initiative to boost trust in science
The World Health Organization has launched an initiative in Geneva to boost trust in science, as concerns grow over misinformation and declining public confidence.
Hydroxyapatite toothpaste promises to better protect your teeth. Here's what the science says.
The new, fluoride-free toothpaste could help remineralize teeth and reduce sensitivity.
Mathew McGillivray, M.D., Joins Baptist Health Kenneth C. Griffin Neuroscience Institute as a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physician - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
November 3, 2026– Physical medicine and rehabilitation physician Mathew McGillivray, M.D., has joined Baptist Health Kenneth C. Griffin Neuroscience Institute. Dr. McGillivray specializes in nonsurgical care for musculoskeletal conditions and […]
Spin Doctors - College of Arts and Sciences
Yin Lyu explores how spin-based technologies could power faster, more efficient computers of the future.
Penn State Smeal forms new Risk Management and Actuarial Science Advisory Board
Dan Cahoy, chair of the Penn State Smeal College of Business Department of Risk Management, has announced the formation of a new department advisory board.
New Tacoma tutoring center focuses on ‘the science of learning’
Local teacher Breanne Willard believes things like full-spectrum lightbulbs and a de-emphasis on screens can help students learn better.
Penn State Smeal forms new Risk Management and Actuarial Science Advisory Board
Dan Cahoy, chair of the Penn State Smeal College of Business Department of Risk Management, has announced the formation of a new department advisory board.
For the first time in years, this 70 mm IMAX screen in Hampton Roads will show a Hollywood film
The Virginia Air & Space Science Center will show a Hollywood movie on its 70mm IMAX screen for the first time since 2017.
ULM computer science students place in top five at competition
Two ULM Computer Science students, Jeevan Parajuli and Pankaj Bhatta, recently participated in HackRice 16 (2026) at Rice University in Houston, Texas on Sept. 11-13, 2026.
Politics, cool space photos, and more politics
What the U.S. election means for space policy and NASA science, voting for the coolest space images, and updates on Society advocacy.
Cerabyte Completes S3 Integration Testing in Collaboration with CERN openlab
EIC-supported project demonstrates ceramic data storage within established object-storage workflows MUNICH, Nov. 6, 2026 — Cerabyte, a pioneer of ceramic-based data storage solutions, has announced successful S3 integration testing of its ceramic data storage technology in collaboration with CERN openlab, CERN’s public-private partnership for accelerating computing innovation for science. Supported by the European Innovation Council’s EIC […]
Want to Live a Longer, Healthier Life? Science Says Just Read More Books
Reading books makes you smarter, less stressed, and helps you live longer, so here are practical ways to make reading a part of your life.
The Not-So-Science-Fiction Future
I have three desks. Each desk has a computer. Each computer has its own updates, its own programs, its own settings and its own small quarrels with the world. Each has its own job: business, research, experiments, entertainment. I reach…
Infinity Science Center adds interactive kiosk highlighting Mississippi’s space legacy
Infinity Science Center in Hancock County, Mississippi, unveiled an interactive kiosk on Nov. 4 that highlights Mississippians' contributions to American space exploration, according to a WLOX News report. Mississippi Coding Academies built the kiosk.
Octopuses Can Squeeze Their Bodies Through Tiny Holes, And Scientists Are in Awe
Learn from the masters.
Octopuses Can Squeeze Their Bodies Through Tiny Holes, And Scientists Are in Awe
Learn from the masters.
RE:SUMMIT 2026 takes on obesity, weight stigma and the science of weight management
With nearly two-thirds of UAE adults overweight or obese, RE:SUMMIT 2026 brings medical experts and regional personalities together to explore the science and social expectations surrounding weight
Science Friction: An Argument for More Sex in Sci-Fi
This first appeared in Lit Hub’s Craft of Writing newsletter—sign up here. For centuries, sailors enduring months-long voyages would gaze out at sea mammals sunning themselves and think the thought…
Behind the Science: Irish Times Feature Offers Rare Insight into Ocean Research Aboard RV Tom Crean
The Irish Times joins scientists on a voyage to recover Ireland’s weather buoy on board the RV Tom Crean.
Science of sleep explained, and why it’s so important for learning and memory
Your brain does its most important filing while you sleep – here’s the science of how rest turns what you learn into what you remember
Obituary: Jonathan 'Jon' Hurwitz, longtime Pitt political science professor, dies at 71
Jon Hurwitz and Mark Peffley could have been competitors when they met as graduate students at the University of Minnesota. Instead, they became collaborators,...
Caltech, Dr. Lucy Jones launching disaster resilience center to bring science and policy together
The center’s central goal will be to bridge the gap between scientists, whose findings hold answers to how to best respond to and mitigate disasters, and local decision-makers and community members.
Caltech, Dr. Lucy Jones launching disaster resilience center to bring science and policy together
The center’s central goal will be to bridge the gap between scientists, whose findings hold answers to how to best respond to and mitigate disasters, and local decision-makers and community members.
El-Sayed seeks probe into RFK Jr. over 'anti-science' approach after cyclospora outbreak
Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed wants to investigate RFK Jr. over the Cyclospora outbreak that infected more than 15,000 people in Michigan.
California Science Center, NASA JPL bring decades of space exploration to new exhibit
The California Science Center will open a 200,000 square-foot Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center.
3 global universities for a forensic science master's degree
Explore forensic science master's degree options in Asia, Europe, and the US, from police-led training at NUS to accredited programmes at King's and Penn State.
CFAES Students Put Animal Science into Practice at MALC
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Gemma Dotts came to The Ohio State University to study animal sciences. Instead of traveling outside the city for hands-on livestock experience, the...
Lewis hosts political science professor to break down midterm results
At a Dean’s Dialogue event on Wednesday afternoon, Yale College Dean Pericles Lewis moderated a discussion with political science professor Gregory Huber on the outcomes of Tuesday’s midterm elections and where the nation could be headed now.
Lewis hosts political science professor to break down midterm results
At a Dean’s Dialogue event on Wednesday afternoon, Yale College Dean Pericles Lewis moderated a discussion with political science professor Gregory Huber on the outcomes of Tuesday’s midterm elections and where the nation could be headed now.
College track star is also a science fiction author
CU faculty to use award to study rural student success in science
CLEMSON — A Clemson University faculty member with a background in rural education outreach and research will use an award from the National Science Foundation to better understand how rural
Texas Tech Health Sciences Center brings emergency room technology to rural EMS crews
The Next Generation 9-1-1 pilot program gives rural emergency medical services (EMS) crews access to technology
Nicola Fusco on the People, Science and Collaborations Behind IEO’s R&D
Nicola Fusco on the People, Science and Collaborations Behind IEO’s R&D / Bottiglieri Luca, cancer, clinical pathology, Davide Vacirca, Elena
Taking a Gander at Utah’s Goosenecks
The San Juan River has carved deep, improbably curvy meanders into the desert landscape.
GU Professor Awarded National Science Foundation Grant
The grant will support a four-year project dedicated to developing new methods for data privacy.
South Park Middle School science teacher wins Bubbl’r National Teacher of the Year
South Park Middle School science teacher Kimberly Loeper won the 2026 Bubbl’r National Teacher of the Year contest, earning a $10,000 prize for the school.
Antje Graupe Pryor Cancer Data Science Award 2026 - Oncology News, Insights, Stories by OncoDaily
The Antje Graupe Pryor Cancer Data Science Award 2026, administered by the Arnie Charbonneau Cancer Institute, provides C$40,000 for a Calgary-led project
After 42 Years of Searching, Physicists Find Evidence of a One-in-10-Billion Particle Decay
"We're knocking on the door of the zeptoverse now."
science station on Sermeq Kujalleq
Amy Jenson assembles a science station on Sermeq Kujalleq, Greenland.
10 faculty members win National Science Foundation award
The College of Engineering faculty members received the U.S. NSF's Faculty Early Career Development Program awards during the 2025 cycle.
High-Speed Insect Brain Provides Evidence of Engineering Design
An important element that enables the enhanced processing involves microsaccades. In humans, these are small involuntary eye movements.
Flu Cases Surge Early in Louisiana: Health Experts Explain Vaccine Science
Flu Cases Surge Early in Louisiana: Health Experts Explain Vaccine Science
Flu Cases Surge Early in Louisiana: Health Experts Explain Vaccine Science
Flu Cases Surge Early in Louisiana: Health Experts Explain Vaccine Science
Georgia Southern military science professor to keynote Veterans Day public observance downtown
With the public encouraged to attend, the annual Veterans Day observance hosted by American Legion Dexter Allen Post 90 will be held Wednesday morning, Nov. 11, at the Emma Kelly Theater in downtown Statesboro.
Mercer County students showcase STEM talents at annual county-wide science fair
Students from across Mercer County put their scientific curiosity on display Thursday at the Mercer Mall in Bluefield for the annual Mercer County Public Schools County-Wide Science Fair.
Michelle A. Williams: Rural and religious Americans lost faith in science. We can win them back
“Closing these gaps will take thousands of trusted people, in every community, doing the patient work of listening. That is how public health first earned the public’s trust, and it is how we will reach the Americans who feel left b…
Hugging Face launches ProtoStar open science and AI initiative | ETIH EdTech News
Hugging Face and university partners launch Project ProtoStar to make publicly funded research easier to reuse with AI. ETIH EdTech News explores the open science initiative and Carnegie Mellon’s November 2–13 climate challenge using weather records from 210 US cities.
Novel Science, Familiar Regulatory Pathways: Inside Tonix's Clinical Development Strategy
Tonix CEO Seth Lederman, MD, explains how the company pairs novel science with proven regulatory paths across fibromyalgia, depression, and Lyme disease.
Scientists just found dinosaur blood that survived 115 million years
Scientists have discovered chemically confirmed traces of ancient blood inside 115-million-year-old dinosaur bones, challenging assumptions about how long biological molecules can survive. The extraordinary preservation could unlock new clues about dinosaur physiology and even help scientists search for ancient life elsewhere in the universe.
Progress being made on work at Greensboro Science Center
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Multiple projects are underway at the Greensboro Science Center. Construction on the Greensboro Biodome, which will be part of the center’s new area “Expedition Rain…
Kids can catch free science demos at annual NCAR event Saturday
Super Science Saturday has been held annually since 1996.
🍊OS Insider: OPM Preparing Competition for Data Science and Analytics Support Services
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) is preparing a new competition for data science and analytics support services tied to federal workforce information systems and the governmentwide Core Human Capital Management initiative. The planned procurement includes data modernization, system integration, and ongoing operational support across several major programs.
Suffield School Panel Backs Science Curriculum Changes, Reviews Music Scheduling
Plans include new science units for grades three through five, preschool reading materials and possible band scheduling changes.
AP Computer Science: New Challenges, New Opportunities, and New Faces
AP Computer Science A has quickly become one of Latin’s fastest-growing classes, enrolling 82 students over just two years and filling three sections this year. Despite Latin offering few AP classes, AP Computer Science A was added to the Upper School curriculum at the beginning of the 2025-26 school year. Along with the course, Latin...
South Park Middle School science teacher wins Bubblr national award
Kimberly Loeper, a science teacher at South Park Middle School, won the Bubblr 2026 National Teacher of the Year award Thursday.
South Park Middle School science teacher wins Bubblr national award
Kimberly Loeper honored at Oshkosh school; company also awards $10,000 for school resources
Worried about uncertainty? Science has the answers
John Maddox, the longtime editor of Nature, was once asked how much of what the international scientific journal published turned out to be wrong. His reply:
Brookdale Science Monday Explores New Technologies Protecting New Jersey’s Endangered Species
Brookdale Science Monday Explores New Technologies Protecting New Jersey’s Endangered Species Free November 23 lecture highlights innovative conservation efforts to protect the state’s most vulnerable wildlife How can cutting-edge technology help save New Jersey’s endangered
Advocates for science funding energized by midterm rout
Some hope a Democratically controlled Congress can restore funding for scientific research that has been cut by the Trump administration
How a political race can be called with just 2% of precincts reporting
Elon University Professor of Political Science and Public Policy, Jason Husser, explains how the Associated Press can make projections long before all the votes are counted.
Register Now! Webinar on Microplastics: Science, Regulation, and Legal Risk | Retail & Consumer Products Law Observer
Join Crowell & Moring partners Pete Condron and Monty Cooper as they explore the evolving science, regulation, and litigation surrounding
Buffalo Academy of Science celebrates new middle school on former Medaille campus
Buffalo Academy of Science celebrates new middle school on former Medaille campus
New AI tool speeds up food science research and development
A food scientist at Penn State University is using artificial intelligence to make food engineering research more accessible and easier to apply. Xu Zhou in the Department of Food Science tells Brownfield, “What’s really exciting to me for the future application is people do not need to read thousands or hundreds of scientific papers or […]
Citizen science program helps find exotic ticks
Climate change is affecting not only our weather but also the distribution of parasites and the diseases they can carry. One example is the growing presence of Hyalomma ticks in parts of Europe where ...
UL Solutions Collaborates on Cross-Industry Initiative to Modernize Life Science Regulated Training
NORTHBROOK, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 5, 2026--
Buffalo Academy of Science celebrates new middle school on former Medaille campus
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The Buffalo Academy of Science Charter School celebrated a milestone on Thursday at the former Medaille University campus. Years after the college has closed, the Buffa…
Escape Artist Octopuses Can Squeeze Through Impossibly Small Holes. Now, Scientists Have Figured Out How They Do It
And how their escapology skills could inspire a new era of OctoBots.
How octopuses squeeze through tiny openings, step by step
In the lab, octopuses used specific moves to slip arms and a bulbous body through tiny holes. The finding could inspire new body plans for soft robots.
Ballot measures affirm divisions over abortion and transgender issues
Voters in 2026 midterm elections decided state health policy ballot measures on abortion rights, marijuana laws, science bonds, and transgender youth care.
Harbor District Receives Concept Ideas for the Pillar Point Ocean Science Center While Looking Towards Public-Private Partnerships for Collaboration and Funding
Harbor District Receives Concept Ideas for the Pillar Point Ocean Science Center While Looking Towards Public-Private Partnerships for Collaboration a
Weill Institute alumni share lessons for careers in science
The alumni panel “Journey Through Science” connected a day of interdisciplinary research presentations, discussions, and a poster session with the question: What comes next?
New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science Celebrates 40 years of discovery
By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. – From prehistoric fossils to the mysteries of outer space, the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science has spent four decades bringing the state’s scientific history to life. Now, as the museum celebrates its 40th anniversary, staff members are reflecting on its evolution while preparing several special events…
New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science Celebrates 40 years of discovery
By Sara Atencio-Gonzales, The Paper. – From prehistoric fossils to the mysteries of outer space, the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science has spent four decades bringing the state’s scientific history to life. Now, as the museum celebrates its 40th anniversary, staff members are reflecting on its evolution while preparing several special events […]
The Blue Tsunami Swept Doctors and Scientists Into Office
More than 80 percent of congressional candidates backed by the pro-science PAC 314 Action won, including Michigan senator-elect and epidemiologist Abdul El-Sayed.
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science marks 40 years
The New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science will mark its 40th year Saturday with free shows and giveaways for the first 1,000 kids.
Where Is the Public in Science’s Social Contract?
Join ISSUES on December 3 at 4PM ET for a conversation on the role of the public in a new social contract for science.
Introduction to Forecasting the 2026 US Midterm Elections Special Issue at PS: Political Science & Politics -
Forecasting the 2026 US Midterm Elections Introduction to Forecasting the 2026 US Midterm Elections Special Issue at PS: Political Science & Politics By John Kenny, University of Mannheim and Debra Lynn Leiter, University of Missouri-Kansas [...]
Record-low temperature created on China’s space station
With gravity's effects mitigated, atoms orbiting Earth on China’s space station reached about 10 trillionths of a kelvin.
2,800-Year-Old Siberian Sacrificial Tomb Reveals Earliest Known Evidence of Cannabis Intoxication
What was its purpose?
Eilers Family Sports and Human Performance Institute marks first-of-its-kind Notre Dame partnership across athletics and academics
Pat and Jana Eilers of Winnetka, Illinois, have made an additional $25 million gift to the University of Notre Dame to create the new Eilers Family Sports and Human Performance Institute, increasing their total investment in this area to $50 million. A first-of-its-kind partnership between Notre Dame Athletics and the University’s academic units, the institute will support cutting-edge research on physiology, neuroscience, data science, and athletic performance—integrating scholarship with one of the premier athletics programs in American higher education.
Creating room for Indigenous researchers to grow
Ava Schaaf can picture the future she wants: medical school, a physician’s degree and another Native doctor for her community. Getting there means working through difficult science courses. It also means finding people who help her believe she belongs.