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UMW junior Grace Hannah Buck, an environmental geology and historic preservation major who plans to pursue a career in architectural preservation, received the Class of 1972’s…

The science-business partnership in practiceCreated by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and the Stockholm Resilience Center (SRC), Action2020 was a partnership that encompassed…

​HONOLULU — Six Hawaiian public school educators have received the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST), the nation’s highest honor for a…

Trump nominates AI experts for key science positions – Physics World Skip to main content Find out more at Physics World Copyright © 2025 by IOP…

In the 1980s, mysterious noises in the ocean almost upended international peace. We were in the middle of the Cold War and tensions were high between…

Organizations that manage protected areas often lack scientists to conduct research and inform management. The resulting involvement of external scientists from international universities, non-governmental organizations or…

A series of NASA science investigations and technology demonstrations are en route to our nearest celestial neighbor aboard a commercial spacecraft, where they will provide insight…

Scientists have a long-standing, and probably well-deserved, reputation for being people prone to jargon – and I am no exception (see my article on vapor pressure…

Fundamental particles fall into two camps: fermions or bosons, but a new study suggests that hypothetical paraparticles could exist in a sort of in-between. Although technically…

In 2012, Deborah Cory-Slechta of the University of Rochester in New York was given a “bucket of brains.” A colleague had studied how air pollution around…