Science
Harvard SEAS Faces Unprecedented Staff Layoffs Amid Financial Struggles
Amid financial turmoil, Harvard SEAS lays off 25% of union staff, igniting concern over the impact on education and research.
The Invisible Threat: Microplastics in Your Bottled Water
New research uncovers alarming amounts of microplastics in bottled water, potential health risks, and what it means for daily consumption.
Global Protests Demand Justice Amid Middle East Turmoil
Discover the widespread protests advocating for Palestinian rights and the complex geopolitical tensions unfolding in the Middle East.
Adoption of Holistic Framework Urged to Safeguard Indian Ocean's Future
Marine experts champion a holistic approach for Indian Ocean management to secure its benefits for communities and nature.
Kenya's Innovative Solar Push to Revolutionize Agriculture: A New Dawn Awaits
Kenya embarks on a groundbreaking solar initiative aiming to transform agriculture, ensuring food security and climate resilience.
Unveiling the Mysteries of Mitochondrial Biology at the Second World Congress
Discover groundbreaking insights at the Second World Congress focusing on mitochondria and microbiome research, happening in Valencia, Spain.
Nobel Achievement: The Guardians of Our Immune Balance
Exploring the groundbreaking work of Sakaguchi, Brunkow, and Ramsdell, who uncovered the crucial role of T-reg cells in avoiding autoimmune disorders.