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ScienceNYT Report Says FDA Blocked Covid and Shingles Vaccine Safety Study
The New York Times reports that the FDA blocked the publication of a government research study confirming the safety of Covid and shingles vaccines today.
ScienceBonny L. Blue, 68, Dies at Effingham Truck Stop; Body Donated to Scien
Effingham police and EMS officials processed the body of 68-year-old Bonny L. Blue after she died at a West Fayette Avenue truck stop on May 1, 2026.
ScienceLab Thread Debuts Software to Unify Fragmented Research Data
On April 30, UK-based Lab Thread Ltd launched a software platform to unify fragmented laboratory data, replacing manual spreadsheets with integrated tools.
ScienceNASA Publishes 12,000 Photos From Artemis II Lunar Mission
NASA released 12,000 high-resolution photos from the Artemis II mission, offering the public a detailed view of the lunar surface and the Orion capsule.
ScienceHerzog Visits JCT to Promote Faith and Science Integration
Israeli President Isaac Herzog visited the Jerusalem College of Technology on April 29, 2026, to observe how 4,500 students integrate Torah with science.
ScienceNY Academy of Sciences Honors John Sexton with 2026 Trailblazer Award
The New York Academy of Sciences presented its 2026 Trailblazer Award to legal scholar John E. Sexton at the University Club in New York City on April 21.
ScienceSanjay Gupta Honored by New York Academy of Sciences for Public Health
The New York Academy of Sciences awarded Sanjay Gupta the 2026 Science Communicator Award on April 21 at the University Club in New York City for his work.
ScienceStudents Present Field Research at GMRI Symposium on March 30
On March 30, 2026, students in grades four through eight presented original field research at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute student symposium event.
ScienceCaleb Walsh Starts Boston University PhD Program Eight Days Post-Grad
Caleb Walsh begins a dual Doctor of Physical Therapy and PhD in Rehabilitation program at Boston University just eight days after his undergraduate degree.
ScienceGranada, Panama Universities Partner to Promote Spanish in Science
The University of Granada and the University of Panama signed the Granada Declaration to boost the use of Spanish in global scientific research and media.
ScienceKeystone Science School Marks 50 Years of Outdoor Education
Keystone Science School celebrates 50 years of outdoor education in Colorado. Founder Bob Craig established the campus to teach students in the field.
ScienceUS Military Carbon Emissions Surge Amid Global Conflict Trends
The United States military increased its greenhouse gas emissions as intensified operations in the Middle East drive higher fuel consumption for the nation.