as did scientists from the UC Davis Proteomics Core Facility, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, California Wheat Commission and the USDA's Agricultural Research Service. More information ...

Trim plays Bach or Chopin to calm her until the jail line clicks off at the 15-minute mark and she – a shy, 30-year-old Harvard scientist ... see the concert of a Hungarian pianist she adored.

What if one of the greatest mysteries in science had already been solved by a name most of us have never heard? Meet Tibor Gánti, a brilliant Hungarian biologist whose groundbreaking idea ...

Ukraine is expelling two Hungarian diplomats in response to similar steps taken by Hungary. Source: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha, as reported by European Pravda, Details: On Friday 9 May, ...

The European Commission has launched a new initiative to attract researchers and scientists to the European Union—especially those from the United States. The Choose Europe for Science program ...

Picking songs like "The Scientist" by Coldplay, "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" by Shaboozey and "Stay" by Sugarland were collaborative choices, but not stressful choices. "I thought I was going to crush it.

In fact, scientists have discovered that in older adults, this type of excessive sleepiness could be a warning sign for dementia, according to new research. Of course, it’s important to stress ...

Li, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, booked a seat on the inaugural flight, which will depart in 2028, according to a post on Beijing Interstellor Human Spaceflight Technology ...

The strange connections between quantum objects are the strongest relationships physicists can detect – and the mathematics of graphs may help explain why that is. New dwarf planet spotted at ...

Although scientists have developed biological-based explanations for OBEs (a mismatch of sensory information or the disruptions of coordination across certain brain areas), other experts wonder if ...

The first time a physicist told me they wanted to get rid of space-time, on a cold January morning earlier this year, I stopped typing my interview notes and clutched my New Scientist mug of tea.

He was speaking at the Sorbonne University in Paris during an event called Choose Europe for Science that was organized by the French government and the European Union. It was unthinkable ...