New sign language bill set to “Truly change lives”
Proposed sign language legislation in Northern Ireland is expected to have a transformative impact on the deaf community, according to a report by the Assembly’s Communities Committee, as the bill moves to its final stages before becoming law.
£11m awarded to Keele University for mental health research hub
Keele University has been awarded £11 million by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to establish one of five new regional mental health research hubs across England.
International Teams Bring Innovation and Excitement to STEAM Azerbaijan Festival 2025
Team captains from Germany and Switzerland share their preparation journey, inspirations, and excitement ahead of the competition.
ASOIU Welcomes the 7th International Eurasia Conference
Global experts gather to explore AI, climate adaptation, and resilient infrastructure at three-day “RISK-2025” conference.
Scientists Discover Cell’s “Decision-Making Committees”
Scientists at ETH Zurich have discovered that tiny blobs of molecules inside cells, called condensates, act like “decision centers” that control a cell’s life.
Nobel Prize for Physcics Honors Quantum Mechanics Breakthrough
Prize awarded “for the discovery of macroscopic quantum mechanical tunnelling and energy quantisation in an electric circuit”.
Marc Randolph: You Don’t Know If an Idea Will Work Until You Test It
At the INMerge Innovation Summit, Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph recounted the company’s early challenges, revealing how uncertainty, risk, and constant experimentation shaped its journey from DVDs by mail to streaming dominance.
INMerge Innovation Summit 2025 Returns for its Fifth Edition in Baku, Bridging Ecosystems from Central Eurasia to North America
Global leaders, investors, and startups unite in Baku to foster innovation and cross-border collaboration.
Could Planets Turn Into Black Holes?
A new study from the University of California, Riverside, suggests that giant planets might help scientists understand dark matter
GPT-based protein design overcomes decades-old barrier in regenerative medicine
Trained on sequences, structure data, and biological context, OpenAI’s GPT-4b micro brings protein engineering into the age of AI
Heidelberg Researchers Unveil Key Mechanism in Alzheimer’s Disease
Researchers from Heidelberg University and Shandong University have uncovered a key molecular mechanism that drives the progression of Alzheimer’s disease, offering a new path toward effective treatment
Scientists Create Molecule That Brings Artificial Photosynthesis Closer to Reality
University of Basel researchers mimic nature’s process to store energy from sunlight for carbon-neutral fuels
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Interactive Virtual Labs Expand Access and Language Support in Science Education
In 2024, Aalto University’s Samuel Girmay introduced interactive virtual labs to secondary schools to make science learning more inclusive
Scientists Achieve World’s First “Behavior Transplant” Between Species
The study demonstrates that instinctive behaviors can be genetically transferred by modifying neural circuits in fruit flies
World-First Living Skin Developed in Queensland
Scientists at the University of Queensland have successfully grown the world’s most advanced lab skin from human induced pluripotent stem cells
Hidden in Cosmic Ice: Scientists Track Down Missing Sulfur in Space
For decades, astronomers have puzzled over why so little sulfur is detected in space, despite the fact that it is one of the universe’s most common elements and essential for life. Now, an international team of researchers believes they may have found the answer: the missing sulfur could be locked away in icy dust grains, hidden in unusual molecular forms that make it nearly invisible to telescopes.
Boosting the Brain’s Energy Centers Restores Memory
Scientists developed an artificial receptor called mitoDreadd-Gs that activates G proteins directly inside mitochondria, leading to significant improvement in memory performance.
