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ScienceNational Academies Report Reaffirms Human Link to Climate Change
The National Academies of Sciences report confirms that human greenhouse gas emissions cause environmental harm, despite challenges from House Republicans.
ScienceNY Academy of Sciences Raises $2.1M to Sustain Research Funding
The New York Academy of Sciences raised $2.1 million at its 2026 Spring Soirée on April 21 to support ongoing scientific research and institutional needs.
ScienceSeven UC Berkeley Professors Elected to Arts and Sciences Academy
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences elected seven UC Berkeley professors to its ranks this week to recognize their work in national problem-solving.
ScienceLMU Undergraduates Present Original Research at 2026 WPSA Conference
Loyola Marymount University undergraduates presented original research to over 1,000 political scientists at the 2026 Western Political Science Association.
ScienceBreakthrough Prize Honors Scientists at Santa Monica Gala
The Breakthrough Foundation awarded $18.75 million to researchers on April 18, 2026, during a ceremony held at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California.
ScienceNASA Imagery Reveals Intensive Farming Patterns Across Yunlin County
NASA satellite imagery from April 24, 2026, details intensive farming across Taiwan's Yunlin County, revealing how the region sustains high agricultural yields.
Science10,000 Intelligence Officers Drove Allied Logistics on D-Day
In June 1944, 10,000 T-Force intelligence officers followed Allied troops into Normandy to seize German industrial data and capture key technical experts.
ScienceGardiner Advocates Challenge EPA Rules at Earth Day Forum
Advocates at a Natural Resources Council of Maine forum in Gardiner challenged recent EPA deregulatory actions, citing local health risks for residents.
ScienceBlacksburg Scientists Host Research Talks at Rising Silo Brewery
The Center for Communicating Science hosts Science on Tap events at Rising Silo Brewery in Blacksburg, drawing over 4,400 attendees to 80 research talks.
ScienceKing’s College London Study Links ADHD to Genetic Architecture
King’s College London researchers identified a link between ADHD and genetic architecture, focusing on midfrontal theta activity and neural timing patterns.
ScienceTwo Boston University Professors Win Physics Awards in Santa Monica
On April 18, 2026, Boston University professors Lee Roberts and his colleague received 2026 Breakthrough Prizes for physics research in Santa Monica.
ScienceNASA Awards $16.3 Million to 30 Firms for Lunar Innovation
NASA awards $16.3 million in seed funding to 30 small firms and academic partners to advance lunar exploration technologies through the SBIR/STTR programs.