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ScienceTurkana Rift study reveals how tectonic plates thin and break apart
Columbia University researchers Folarin Kolawole and Christian Rowan confirm in Nature Communications that the Turkana Rift is thinning the African crust.
ScienceUCLA Student Stéphane Miaule Advances Sustainable Polymer Research
UCLA graduate student Stéphane Miaule won the 2026 NDSEG Fellowship to advance sustainable polymer research for future electronic devices and space travel.
ScienceSierra Streams Institute marks 30 years of local watershed science
The Sierra Streams Institute celebrates 30 years of monitoring Deer Creek. Since 1995, the group has turned complex water data into local community action.
ScienceWHO confirms hantavirus outbreak on Atlantic ship after May 2 report
The World Health Organization confirmed a hantavirus outbreak on a ship in the Atlantic Ocean after receiving official reports of ill passengers on May 2.
ScienceLegumes and soy may lower high blood pressure, study finds
A new meta-analysis of data from 1.4 billion adults shows that regularly eating legumes and soy helps lower high blood pressure and improves heart health.
ScienceMaharashtra Launches Science Travel Scheme for Top Student Researchers
Maharashtra officials launched the Mukhyamantri Vidyarthi Vigyan Yatri scheme on March 24 to send top science fair winners to global research facilities.
ScienceA-State Honors Top Faculty at First Research Excellence Luncheon
Arkansas State University honored its top researchers at the inaugural Research Excellence Luncheon held during the university's annual Convocation event.
ScienceTrump administration mandates political alignment for federal research
President Donald Trump’s administration now requires federal research to align with political directives, causing mass personnel cuts at the EPA office.
SciencePeriodic Labs targets $500M to automate AI material discovery labs
San Francisco startup Periodic Labs raised $7.5 billion to build autonomous robotic systems that use generative AI to accelerate material science discovery.
ScienceTwo Berkeley Lab Researchers Join National Academy of Sciences
The National Academy of Sciences elected Berkeley Lab researchers Francesca Gino and Robert K. Thorne to its prestigious membership of 120 new scientists.
ScienceMay Science Books Trade Abstract Theory for Daily Habits
Simon Rogers of Medill-Northwestern University examines human behavior through search data in his new book, What We Ask Google, released this May.
ScienceIANDS Researchers Debate Near-Death Experiences at Chicago Hilton
Researchers from the International Association for Near-Death Studies met at a Chicago Hilton to mark fifty years of investigating near-death experiences.