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ScienceMIT students launch plasma physics experiments in Fairbanks, Alaska
MIT students traveled to Fairbanks, Alaska, to study aurora borealis plasma physics through hands-on experiments in the field rather than inside a lab.
ScienceWellness Retreats Face Scrutiny Over Unproven Medical Treatments
The Miami Herald reports that luxury wellness retreats now face scrutiny for offering unproven medical treatments like stem cell therapy to unsuspecting guests.
ScienceFayette County Students Earn Top Honors at 2026 Regeneron ISEF
Fayette County Public Schools students secured top honors at the 2026 Regeneron ISEF in Phoenix, Arizona, competing against 1,700 peers in scientific fields.
ScienceEl Niño Return Threatens Global Coral Reefs With Thermal Stress
Forecasters warn that a returning El Niño will trigger severe thermal stress for global coral reefs, further damaging ecosystems already facing decay.
ScienceChinese academic elite face crisis as Nature peer reviews probed
Chinese social media users are accusing researchers of peer-review fraud in Nature and its sub-journals, threatening the prestige of elite academic careers.
ScienceDemis Hassabis Pushes Google DeepMind Toward Scientific Discovery
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis announced a move toward autonomous AI agents designed to conduct complex scientific research at the Google I/O keynote.
ScienceKathryn Wahl Wins Tribology Award for Nanoscale Friction Research
The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory awarded Kathryn Anderson Wahl the 2025 E.O. Hulburt Annual Science Award for her research on nanoscale friction surfaces.
ScienceJohns Hopkins Report: Federal Research Funding Delay Stalls Labs
A new Johns Hopkins University report reveals that bureaucratic delays are preventing Congress from distributing authorized federal research funds to labs.
ScienceCampbell University graduates earn biomedical science degrees
The Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine honored its latest biomedical science graduates at Campbell University during a ceremony on May 10.
ScienceTraditional university grants struggle to fund high-risk science
The National Science Foundation recently unveiled a new program to fund high-risk, unconventional scientific research that avoids traditional grant hurdles.
ScienceGoogle Launches Gemini for Science to Accelerate Research Synthesis
Google launched Gemini for Science to automate the synthesis of research data. This initiative uses DeepMind technology to accelerate scientific discovery.
ScienceAI-Generated Citations Fuel Rise of Fake Data in Academic Research
Researchers at Cornell University and UCLA identified 146,900 instances of fake citations created by AI tools within various published scientific papers.