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The MIT KNIGHT Science Journalism Program (KSJ) announced that USHA Lee McFarling, National Science Correspondent Stat And the former KSJ scholarship holder, will join the team…

A little boy, born in Philadelphia in 2024 with a potentially fatal genetic deficiency, became the first person treated with personalized gene edition therapy. Doctors used…

The projects developed by students of Brazilian public schools and federal institutes stand out for Regeneron ISEF 2025 in Ohio (United States) Brasília, May 16, 2025:…

Our universe could die much faster than scientists thought, but it will always be there for a long time, a new study notes.The researchers proposed a…

Earlier this year, an underwater detector in the Mediterranean Sea has found the most energetic neutrino to date. And scientists always talk about it because, well,…

Flamantos are filter feeders who live shrimps, algae and other amuses-toilets in wetlands around the world. Serhat Cetinkaya / Anadolu via Getty Images hide tilting legend…

Attacks against efforts to diversify the sciences. Research grant terminations. Fear among scientists to denounce the government. Cup with international aid. It was a long list…

The engineers working on the NASA travel 1 probe have managed to reduce a problem with the propellants of the spaceship, who keep the distant explorer…

Dr. Teresa Beam was appointed dean of the Pott College of Science, Engineering and Education at the University of South Indiana, from July 14. As dean…

Kingston, RI – May 14, 2025 – Lindsey Reimels, a graduate of the University of Rhode Island, received a reception of the prestigious graduate scholarship in…