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Esme StallardReport on climate and science, BBC NewsVictoria GillScientific correspondent, BBC NewsReutersElon Musk has become a fierce source of debate among the Royal Society scholarship holdersThe…

FEllows of the Royal Society met yesterday To discuss, as they say, “scholarship behavior”. In the light of the resignation of two comrades and an open…

Photo credit: Skynesher / Istock Isabel EpistelomogiA IT second year student at USC Viterbi engineering school and research assistant at Institute of Information Sciences (ISI), should…

Adm. Samuel J. Paparo, commander of the American Indo-Pacific Command, delivered the opening speech during the annual conference of operational sciences and Pacific technology at Hawaii…

The NCAA March Madness basketball tournament is approaching.But the scientific equivalent is already there – and You can vote for your favorite team!Diana Azzam and her…

In this episode, we dive into the latest developments in Alaska volcanoes, in particular Mount Spurr which recently gave a 50/50 chance. It is the closest…

On February 14, some of the country’s most talented high school researchers gathered in Boston for the American Junior Academy of Science (Ajas) Conference, held alongside…

University Park, Pennsylvania – Cada R. and Susan Wynn Grove Center for Excellence in Science Education welcome its spring seminar on March 26 and 27 on…

Q&A with Anvay Sane, club president The members of the Food Sciences Club meet outside the Wells Visitor Center and the Glacier in March, Iowa. What…

In a quick competition, the students presented their knowledge on a wide range of scientific and mathematical subjects. What is the molecular geometry of sulfur tetrafluoride?…