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Juggling Quadratics for Queens is coming to Leitrim as part of Science Week this November
Juggling Quadratics for Queens is coming to Leitrim as part of Science Week, where Mr Math Weeney will deliver in-person workshops in all-girls schools, where students can learn the skills of juggling, and…
$15M project aims to combat resource scarcity in the Southwest
Across the world in Australia, a small tree frog may have the answers to addressing water scarcity in the Southwestern United States.
Based in Las Vegas, WAVR Technologies sees water scarcity firsthand, as the city relies heavily…
Mariah the Scientist Performs ‘Rainy Days,’ ‘Burning Blue’ on…
The singer released her fourth album, Hearts Sold Separately, in August
Mariah the Scientist stopped by The Tonight Show to perform a medley of two songs, “Rainy Days” and “Burning Blue.” Both tracks appear on the…
‘Worrying drop’ in agri science
Last week saw the first round of CAO offers sent to Leaving Cert students, and a ‘worrying statistic’, say Agri Aware, was the drop in the number of students choosing an agricultural science course as their first preference.
Students…
Scientists warn of abrupt shifts across Antarctica’s fragile climate
Scientists are sounding the alarm about sudden and dramatic changes unfolding across Antarctica. The icy continent, once thought to respond only slowly to climate shifts, is showing signs of rapid transformation. These changes threaten not…
A legacy rooted in beauty and science: The Hakomori home and garden, 50 years later
A legacy rooted in beauty and science: The Hakomori home and garden, 50 years later
September 16, 2025 2:30 pm…
Why your chai feels bland after mithai and what science says |
If you are an Indian chai lover, you might have noticed a curious phenomenon. After enjoying a plate of gulab jamun, jalebi, or laddoo, that steaming cup of masala chai suddenly feels dull, weak, or even bland. The usual warmth and aroma…
Scientists find 74-million-year-old mammal fossil in Chile
This illustration by Mauricio Alvarez depicts ‘Yeutherium pressor,’ a tiny mammal that lived in the time of the dinosaurs in what is now southern Chile.
Scientists have discovered the fossil of a tiny mouse-sized…
Host community kicks as ATBU plans to scrap non-science faculties
Controversy has erupted over the alleged plan by the management of Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU), Bauchi, to phase out all non-science and non-technology-related faculties and programmes from the institution.
At a…
Science for All | Quest to crack blues mystery in Pollock painting reveals colour-tuning technique
While pigments interact with light and their surroundings to produce specific colours, the hex triplet #1099D6 (shown) approximates what manganese blue might have looked like.
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