Tag: People

In the intricate tapestry of scientific achievement, it’s often the collaboration and support between women that propels success. Nature.com explores ...

Recent research reveals that most ancient Europeans had dark skin, eyes, and hair up until about 3,000 years ago. This ...

The NIH is streamlining its operations by eliminating numerous peer-review panels, a move that will also result in the layoff ...

In an unexpected twist, federal science initiatives find themselves constrained by the spending limits of DOGE’s credit card. As researchers ...

In a groundbreaking experiment, scientists have transformed cockroaches into cyborgs, equipping them with advanced navigation capabilities. By integrating electronics into ...

In the depths of Earth's history, ancient flora flourished in diverse ecosystems, shaping our planet's evolution. From towering ferns to ...

Recent studies suggest that scientists might have underestimated the urgency of global warming, revising timelines and projections. This recalibration raises ...

Fifty years post-Asilomar, the scientific community reconvenes to assess biotechnology's evolving risks. Amidst groundbreaking advancements, experts engage in vital discussions, ...

Recent advancements in solar cell technology have revealed that graphene-polymer reinforcement can enhance the durability of perovskite lattices. This innovative ...

At the University of Arizona, the Environmental Science major offers enriching minors in Mineral Resources, blending sustainable practices with geology. ...