Anthropic said on Wednesday that Christopher Stubbs, former dean of ​science at Harvard University, had ‌joined its oversight body, which holds the power to appoint a majority ​of the AI startup's ...

It's time to start thinking about travel and vacation for next year, and National Geographic has picked these 25 Places they ...

As a teenager, Gabriela Farfan became fascinated by the shapes and colors of minerals. Now, as curator of gems and minerals at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, she studies what they ...

China has selected 44 young researchers for grants lasting up to 15 years. The initiative offers sustained support without ...

From childhood prodigy to AI pioneer to Nobel Prize winner, Demis Hassabis has always had a simple plan. Step one, solve ...

Stalcup, who holds a Ph.D. in physics from Florida State University, faces an uphill challenge to defeat incumbent Democrat ...

On September 4, 2026, the United Nations adopted a resolution to promote a new map of the world. The resolution encourages ...

The tree-dwelling Bangka slow loris has formally returned to scientific literature for the first time since the 1930s Andre Septian (Alobi Wildlife Rescue Center) The Bangka slow loris went ...

This week, EPA marks the one-year anniversary of the Office of Applied Science and Environmental Solutions, celebrating the agency's historic structural modernization to better integrate science into ...

EdgeConneX®, a pioneer in global Build-to-Suit and Build-to-Density digital infrastructure solutions, today announced a multi-year investment supporting two complementary Hello World initiatives to ...

Eighty years after Vannevar Bush’s 1945 policy manifesto, Science, the Endless Frontier, US science adviser Michael Kratsios has published Science: A New Golden Age. Bush championed open, ...

A blind university lecturer says a new braille device could help people with sight loss study and work in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). The Canute Scientific has been created by ...