USF has launched its first mission to map the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay’s sensitive coastal areas using a remotely operated vessel

New York Governor Hochul Unveils SUNY Revitalization and Leadership Plan

There’s already way too much plastic in the world, according to new research

Canine Years: New Studies Will Monitor the Aging Process in Dogs

According to recent findings, sleeping an additional hour each day might result in a calorie burn of up to 300

The China Initiative has a chilling impact, according to a survey

Exoplanet searches have missed a young-Jupiter-like object discovered by amateur astronomers

How London nearly had an Eiffel Tower of its own

The Surgeon-Scientist of the Future

Treatment for aggressive cancers has been discovered by scientists for the first time

Women face a motherhood penalty in certain jobs

The findings pave the way for more precise Alzheimer’s disease diagnoses and therapies

Being independent does not imply being alone

A Year Ago, Researchers Unveiled the World’s First Humanoid Robots. Now That They Have the Technology, They will Be Able to Make More of It

COVID-19 Reaffirms Science Journalism as a Top News Priority

Women in STEM require assistance from the ground up as well as from the top down

Following a substantial outcry, the Australian Research Council has reversed a new funding rule

One of the fastest-growing STEM careers is computer science

Crowdsourced science aids in the tracking of dangerous mosquitos

How Facebook affects research on misinformation

The development of a nasal vaccine to combat emerging virus strains is a possibility

According to recent findings, financial data has a monetary value

Getting a bachelor’s degree again and finishing it increases your yearly salary

A new study has found that a blood test can predict the presence of beta-amyloid in the brain

Findings from new research on COVID-19’s effect on unborn children were published on Sunday ‘Noire:

Internships and work shadowing for youth interested in science occupations might help them transition from school to a career in science

Improvements in the process of making lab-grown tissue from cells are the focus of new research

What starts a career hot streak?

B cells play a role in SLE, according to new research

Thwaites, Antarctica’s “doomsday glacier,” is studied by scientists

FDA-approved drugs could be repurposed to help fight COVID-19

With a focus on the future of tsunami monitoring and simulation, groundbreaking new research is being conducted

Researchers have found a way to communicate underwater using solar cells

Discoveries about early African life, travel, and inter-relationships are made possible by the study of ancient DNA

NASA collaboration aids the next generation of space and science professionals

Research by Dr. Damian Jacob Sendler Explains How the Polish Public Healthcare System Helps Ukraine War Refugees

Engineers have created a robot that perches like a bird

Women are encouraged to pursue jobs in science

Improving the career mobility of lower-income individuals in their mid-career

What it takes to make world-changing scientific discoveries

Using your transferable skills

According to the findings of recent studies, covid is widespread among deer

The UNESCO establishes international open science norms

A grant offers high school students with hands-on STEM experience

Phonons are given a new lease of life thanks to powerful magnets

An important open question in theoretical models of memory is answered in this study

A job based on the universe’s most powerful force

Scientists say they’ve made a major breakthrough in understanding climate change

A new checklist tries to address bias in higher education conservation science

The Sanford initiative promotes diversity in the research lab

New research suggests that supplementing with vitamin D may help to reduce the severity of Omicron symptoms

Many cancer studies cannot be repeated, according to a large 8-year study

From the country’s under-construction space station, Chinese astronauts are beaming back a science lesson

An unusual career path of one young female scholar

A biomarker for depression and an antidepressant response have been discovered by researchers

This Carbohydrate May Help Lower Your Risk of Dementia, Says New Research

Human emissions of carbon dioxide continue to be absorbed by the Southern Ocean

A Life Sciences Company Will Create 1,400 Jobs in Tennessee

Can a new research funding strategy spur innovation?

The Pandemic’s Lessons

Capito and Manchin have pledged $889,000 for West Virginia science research

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria first appeared on hedgehogs, thousands of years ago

Tropical forests that have been cut down can regrow astonishingly quickly

The Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center has announced the establishment of a new early-career physician research program in cancer science

In a new HIV picture, there are some surprises

Autism has been linked to differences in the brains of girls and boys

6 Things to Think About If You Want to Change Careers

Alzheimer’s biomarkers may be linked to a low score on a simple memory test

in 2022, China wants to send a large number of spacecraft into orbit

In Latin America, English is the dominant scientific language

Researchers Discover New Genes Associated with Migraine Propensity

Finally, scientists have discovered a real millipede with 1000 legs

Antiretroviral therapy must be started as soon as possible in order to fight both HIV and AIDS

Covid Vaccine Pioneers and Others Receive Lasker Awards in Medicine in 2021

Scholars debate as misinformation spreads how to enhance open access

The pandemic has the potential to undermine Europe’s supply of scientific expertise

Gender Is Just The Tip Of The Iceberg When It Comes To Life Sciences And Diversity

Research shows that this ancient “killer” crocodile ate a dinosaur as its final meal

Ideas for establishing a clinical research career

Overnight shift workers have an increased risk of heart disease and stroke

Research conducted in 2021 confirmed that intergroup mating fueled human evolution

Rebuilding science in the face of a worldwide epidemic

Megalodon ideas get the ax in a new study

Enhancing Science Education

Invasive green crabs may be on the way out thanks to new UW research

Incorporating 3D printing and cocoa butter to create novel meat alternatives

University at Buffalo adds nutrition, environmental health, and coaching to its list of offerings

Reviewers of Reviews

Women in STEM fields can help tackle climate change

This is something that all of the world’s most creative people have in common

A US-European satellite will monitor the world’s water

The Greenland Ice Sheet has become the world’s largest “dam” as its melting rate accelerates

The ‘Great Green Wall’ of Africa may have climate-altering consequences that are both immediate and long term

As pandemic limitations loosen, the scientific ‘battle for talent’ heats up

Developing organs that can be transplanted with any blood type

Students’ scientific identities and career prospects benefit from physics outreach programs

COVID-19 has harmed the public’s trust in science

Some people succeed in life, but not all of us do. The presence of outliers can reveal important information

Megalodons, one of the world’s largest sharks, may have more holes in its body than previously thought, according to new research

Pokémon-inspired science cards are being created by students at the University of Toronto