Browsing: Science

By Jennifer KiiliChe Only a third of American students read with competence, according to the 2024 National evaluation of education progress. The scores continue to delay…

The director of science and technological policies, Michael Kratsios, criticized the diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in research funded by the federal government, calling them “foreign”…

May 16, 2025 The United States risks losing its leadership of science and technology (S&T) and with it, national security, prosperity and undisputed control of its…

We have long taken it for gravity is one of the bases nature forces – One of the invisible sons that keeps the universe sewn together.…

Laura Marie BrownThe island of Hilbre is off the coast of Wirral and is an important paradise for bird lifeArtists, scientists and environmentalists worked together to…

A national scientific festival for researchers to share their discoveries arrives in a series of pubs in a field of Surrey.The pint of science takes place…

Students of Biomedical science The AIKEN County County Country and Technology Center program spent the week of medical laboratory professionals in April raising awareness in the…

University of Sydney Friedman from Illinois When the piglets do not get enough milk in the first weeks of life, the chances of prospering decrease considerably.…

Scientific American is part of Springer Nature, which has or maintains commercial relations with thousands of scientific publications (many of them can be found on www.springernature.com/us).…

Couron! Science is a chronicle of new scientists and journalists in Worcester and in the region. Do you have a scientific idea? Send an email to…