Beijing institute and Malaysian university commit to joint research, training and policy work on climate and health; Sunway planetary health...
Engineers at MIT use seawater in addition to recycled aluminum from soda cans, to produce low-carbon hydrogen at scale.
It is time to recalibrate. To reclaim the arts not as an extra, but as essential. Not just because they improve test scores—but because they improve...
Glaciers currently store about 70% of the world's freshwater. Their meltwater sustains hundreds of millions downstream during the dry season
The ambitious initiative aims at reinvigorating U.S. manufacturing with cutting-edge innovation
The innovation offers more than triple the energy density of today’s lithium-ion batteries — potentially clearing a major hurdle for electric-powered aviation, rail, and maritime travel
Jayant Narlikar has been one of the most prolific scientists, and science communicators India has ever produced. The octogenarian had died at his residence in Pune.
Dr Tafadzwa Clementine Maramura has dedicated her academic career to tackling one of the continent’s most urgent challenges — sustainable water governance
Students Launch ‘TheNextgenNarrative’ to Battle Social Media–Fuelled Isolation
The new tool, called SeaSplat, corrects for optical distortions like light scattering and colour fading, offering marine biologists a powerful new way to explore and monitor...
Subtle forms of time travel — such as time dilation — do occur and have practical implications in science and technology.
