Lander’s College of Science and Mathematics Celebrates Students’ Academic, Research Success Apr 18, 2025 Updated Apr 18, 2025 ...

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The most prominent confrontations between the branches of Boko Haram were what happened in 2021 at the peak of the advance of the West African Province led by al-Barnawi, which managed to besiege the ...

It seems for D. oleifera, lightning gives them superpowers. The nine D. oleifera in the sample all survived with little damage, compared to 56 percent mortality for the sample as a whole. On ...

Donald Trump’s second presidency is wreaking havoc on international relations – and the world of science and technology has not been spared. In the US, in the space of just a few weeks, research ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – High schoolers put their science skills to the test Saturday at the New Mexico Regional Science Bowl. It was hosted by Sandia National Labs. Employees helped out as judges ...

Augmented and virtual reality. Drones. Satellite imaging. Artificial intelligence and computer vision. Advanced security systems. This is imaging science. RIT’s imaging science degree is an ...

As the country’s leader, a president serves as the head of the federal government and is the commander in chief of the nation’s six military branches, which include the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air ...

Browse School of Science and Engineering Scholarships Students interested in applying for scholarships from the Saint Louis University School of Science and Engineering should first complete the SLU ...

This science of trees inspired my colleague and me to measure the scaling of tree branch diameter in art. The art of trees ...

Over the last decade, concerns about the spread of misinformation about science and the role of scientific expertise in civic dialogue have grown significantly. The committee’s review of the evidence ...

According to recent data, this means 93% of eLife papers will continue to be indexed, while the remaining 7% of “incomplete” and “inadequate” VORs will no longer be eligible for inclusion in Web of ...