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Infectious Disease Expert Jason Walsman Moves Lab from Pittsburgh to CScience

Infectious Disease Expert Jason Walsman Moves Lab from Pittsburgh to C

Infectious disease expert Jason Walsman relocates his research lab from the University of Pittsburgh to Duke Kunshan University following funding cuts.

Local Science Centers Use Hands-On Exhibits to Boost STEM InterestScience

Local Science Centers Use Hands-On Exhibits to Boost STEM Interest

Haywood Community College hosts a Community Science Night on April 23, 2026, at its Hickory Building, featuring six hands-on stations to teach STEM skills.

Penn State’s Nitin Samarth Elected to Arts and Sciences AcademyScience

Penn State’s Nitin Samarth Elected to Arts and Sciences Academy

The American Academy of Arts and Sciences elected Penn State physics professor Nitin Samarth as one of 252 new members to join its ranks during 2026.

Federal Probe Eyes 10 Deaths Linked to US Nuclear ResearchScience

Federal Probe Eyes 10 Deaths Linked to US Nuclear Research

The House Oversight Committee launched a formal investigation into the deaths of 10 people linked to sensitive United States nuclear and aerospace research.

Danish Forestry Projects Often Neglect Local Human NeedsScience

Danish Forestry Projects Often Neglect Local Human Needs

Danish forestry projects frequently overlook local human needs. The Danish Forest Act fails to connect technical management goals with actual community life.

Actuaries Manage Financial Risk to Ensure Insurance Payout StabilityScience

Actuaries Manage Financial Risk to Ensure Insurance Payout Stability

St. Mary’s University trains students in actuarial science by combining theoretical mathematics and financial risk management to ensure insurance stability.

NASA Study Identifies New Molecular Strategies for Deep Space HealthScience

NASA Study Identifies New Molecular Strategies for Deep Space Health

NASA researchers identified new molecular strategies using beneficial microbes to reduce astronaut stress responses during long-duration deep space travel.

Flawed Language Fuels Replication Crisis in Social SciencesScience

Flawed Language Fuels Replication Crisis in Social Sciences

The 15 April OwlyTimes editorial argues that flawed linguistic tools, rather than the social sciences themselves, cause the current research replication crisis.

Car Culture Volume 25 Examines Automotive Physics on April 21Science

Car Culture Volume 25 Examines Automotive Physics on April 21

Car Culture Volume 25, Science Of Speed, releases on April 21, 2026. This edition analyzes engineering methodologies and the physics behind modern velocity.

Hearst Book Examines Engineering Evolution Behind Racing SpeedScience

Hearst Book Examines Engineering Evolution Behind Racing Speed

Hearst explores the engineering history behind racing speed, documenting how decades of data and aerodynamic innovations transformed modern motorsport design.

Terra NYC STEM Fair Students Quantify Peer Pressure on Teen SpendingScience

Terra NYC STEM Fair Students Quantify Peer Pressure on Teen Spending

Students at the Terra NYC STEM Fair analyze how social influence affects teenage spending, specifically focusing on the popularity of Golden Goose sneakers.

ISS Expedition 74 Crew Begins Testing Stem Cell Growth in OrbitScience

ISS Expedition 74 Crew Begins Testing Stem Cell Growth in Orbit

Expedition 74 astronauts began testing blood stem cell growth aboard the International Space Station to improve clinical treatments for cancer patients.