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Planets May Form Without a Star, New Research from the University of St Andrews Reveals

Giant free-floating planets may harbor dusty disks capable of forming miniature planetary systems, challenging long-held assumptions about planet formation

Breakthrough in "Smart" Plastics Paves Way for Self-Monitoring Materials

An international team of engineers, led by researchers from the University of Glasgow, has developed an innovative new class of 3D-printed plastics that can sense their own condition in real time.

White House Releases $5.5 Billion in Previously Frozen Education Funds

Trump Administration Reverses Controversial Freeze Following Bipartisan Pressure and Public Backlash

Türkiye Integrates Differentiated Instruction into New National Curriculum for Inclusive and Personalized Learning

As a part of the Türkiye Yüzyılı Maarif Modeli, the Ministry of National Education has published Teacher’s Guidebooks for Differentiated Activities

University of Edinburgh Named UK’s First National Supercomputing Centre

Edinburgh secures landmark recognition as the UK Government launches its new Compute Roadmap, positioning the city as a global leader in AI and high-performance computing.

A New Approach Developed at Stanford Medicine Delivers Breakthrough Antibody Treatment for Safer Stem Cell Transplants Without Chemotherapy or Radiation

A pioneering clinical trial offers new hope by eliminating toxic conditioning and expanding access to life-saving transplants.

Trump Administration Launches Investigation Into Harvard’s Visa Program

Federal Pressure Intensifies as Harvard’s J‑1 Visa Program Faces National Security Scrutiny

Oxford and Cambridge Receive £6.25 Million Each to Boost STEM Outreach for Disadvantaged Students

New funding aims to expand programs supporting socio‑economically challenged young people in STEM across both universities.

Finland and India Move Toward Formal Mobility Agreement

Focus on ICT, healthcare, research and academic mobility in high‑demand areas.

Estonia Adopts New Learning Environment Rules in 2025 and Moves School Start Times Later in 2026

Estonia’s New School Rules from 2025-26: Later Start Times, Improved Facilities, and Student Well-being at the Core

Estonia’s AI Leap - Preparing for a New Era in Education

As the "AI Leap 2025" program is set to launch its initial pilot phase starting this September, Estonia is testing leading AI platforms to determine which program will be used in high schools.

Kyrgyzstan Launches 12-Year Education System Using Singapore Methodology

Singaporean experts train thousands of Kyrgyz teachers as new curricula and textbooks roll out nationwide

South Korea Becomes First Asian Nation to Join Horizon Europe

Republic of Korea officially joins Horizon Europe, the European Union’s flagship €93.5 billion research and innovation program (2021-2027). This historic association makes South Korea the first Asian country to gain full membership under the prestigious framework.

QS Releases 2026 Ranking of the World’s Best Student Cities

This Year’s Rankings Marks a Turning Point as Asia-Pacific Region Takes the Lead over Europe’s Long-Held Dominance.

New Era for Project Schools in Türkiye with Revamped Regulation

The Ministry of National Education introduces a new regulatory framework that redefines project schools through structured criteria.

EU’s New Competitiveness Fund Worries Researchers About Horizon’s Future

Critics argue that diverting resources from fundamental discoveries risks undermining Europe's future innovation capacity and global scientific standing.

U.S. Universities Could Lose $1 Billion in Revenue as International Student Numbers Are Expected to Fall

Stricter visa rules and political uncertainty spark concerns of major enrollment drops and financial strain