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Toronto Zoo scientist up for ‘Nobel Prize of Animal Conservation’
A wildlife scientist who works with many different species at the Toronto Zoo is up for an award billed as the "Nobel Prize of Animal Conservation."The Indianapolis Prize is awarded every two years by the Indianapolis Zoo to "an animal…
Bayer opens new life science incubator in Shanghai Innovation Park, China
German pharmaceutical company Bayer has announced the inauguration of its new life science incubator, Bayer Co.Lab Shanghai, in the Shanghai Innovation (SH-INNO) Park at the heart of China´s largest biopharma cluster, Zhangjiang,…
Hyderabad’s CCMB was called Sheraton of science labs. MF Husain was its artist-in-residence
It was the moment that Bhargava had waited for nearly two decades. Nayudamma offered him a large piece of land in the nearby NGRI but Bhargava opted for a smaller area within the RRL premises so that common facilities like the library,…
‘We are in uncharted waters’
A first-time megatsunami caused by a landslide rocked the world for nine days.
What's happening?
According to The Guardian, a landslide in Greenland triggered a megatsunami that sent seismic waves throughout the world. The…
Ethics, AI, and Neuroscience Converge at Mental He
Mental health issues are one of the most common causes of disability, affecting more than a billion people worldwide. Addressing mental health difficulties can present extraordinarily tough problems: what can providers do to help people…
Science, art and games on offer at UOW Eurobodalla’s open day for kids
Children create a bubbling potion as part of a previous UOW Kids on Campus event. Photo: UOW.
Children have the chance to get a taste of university life while engaging in fun activities when the University of Wollongong (UOW) opens its…
Risks for Transgender Field Scientists
Dr. Kottler works to ensure that the next generation of queer field scientists isn’t deterred by discrimination or lack of infrastructure to support them. (Photo: Nicole Cane, courtesy of Ezra Kottler)…
Campuswide Exhibition Bridges Art and Science at Caltech
Powers of Ten (5) in Dabney Hall lounge is the largest gallery in the exhibition. It traverses science visualization from the smallest particles to the expanse of the cosmos and across diverse scientific disciplines. The gallery includes a…
Scientists just uncovered the first new chemical bond in over 10 years
A group of researchers at the University of Tokyo have spent years testing the limits of chemical bonds. And now, after years of work, they’ve finally explored an idea originally proposed in 1931: a chemical bond formed using just…
Review: The science of how bugs shape human culture
Butterfly on a leaf. Image by Tim Sandle
Insects are essential for the health of the planet and humans are more reliant upon the activities of insects than might appear. This is not only in relation to pollinators.
Insects are also…