New computational tool helps scientists interpret complex single-cell data
Figure: Illustration highlighting the difference between analysing single-cell data without or with integration. Credit: Laura Elo Researchers have…
Climate change council warns against possible TAMS limits
The Climate Change Advisory Council (CCAC) said the possibility of placing limits on the Targeted Agriculture Modernisation Scheme…
Why exomoons could be astronomy’s next big breakthrough
Following the first detection of an exoplanet – that is, a planet outside our solar system – in…
JWST Unveils Ghostly Flare at the Heart of the Milky Way’s Black Hole
Astronomers have recently uncovered a groundbreaking discovery about the Milky Way’s central black hole, Sagittarius A*, using the…
A gulf separating Africa and Asia is still pulling apart — 5 million years after scientists thought it had stopped
The Gulf of Suez, which partially divides Africa and Asia, may still be widening, researchers have discovered. Beginning…
Halcyon Fellowship Program Climate Resilience & Food Security in Africa Fellowship (2026)
Halcyon Fellowship Program – Strengthening Africa’s Climate Future Halcyon’s 2026 Climate Resilience & Food Security in Africa Fellowship…
2.5 Million Years Ago, a Star’s Pass Could Have Triggered a Comet Storm on Earth
New research suggests that the close passage of a nearby star, HD 7977, might have sent comets from…
Experts reveal 5 secrets to long, healthy hair: Balanced diet, scalp care and more
Hair care can vary from person to person. While some believe in natural remedies, others are keen on…
The dark side of wind turbines — 800,000 bats perish yearly, but new U.S. tech may reverse it
While wind turbines have often provided a more lucrative solution to accessing clean energy, there is a dark…
The U.S. Just Funded a $60M Space Force Orbital Aircraft for Combat, Not Diplomacy
The U.S. Space Force has approved up to $60 million in funding to develop an orbital carrier —…
World’s largest spider web found in Balkans – The Tartan
Researchers have just discovered the world’s largest spider web, spanning over 1,140 square feet and home to over…
Nanotube design could shrink particle accelerators to hair-thin size
New research suggests that particle accelerators capable of generating intense, coherent X-rays, which are typically produced only at…