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Student numbers up, science and technology more popular The number of students opting for technology and science is up 11% and 9% respectively, while languages, cultural studies, behavioural sciences ...
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EU greenhouse gas emissions plunge below 2020 target The European Union, the world's No. 3 greenhouse gas polluter, says its emissions fell four per cent last year, meaning the 28-country bloc has ...
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Dogs originated in Central Asia, new study says Where did dogs first arrive on the scene? Scientists have long debated that question, and now a study of doggie DNA from around the world is ...
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| Youth Forum - Suna Institute of Science and Technology Graduates 390 Youths In today's edition, we bring the recent first-ever graduation ceremony of SUNA Institute of Science and Technology run by a young entrepreneur, ...
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Fusionopolis Two: Singapore launches new research hub for science and tech while HK still ... The US$324 million addition means that a total 16 out of 18 research institutes under Singapore's Agency for Science, Technology and Research ...
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Engineer Graeme Jameson picks up Prime Minister's science prize for billion-dollar bubbles He is now working on the next generation of his technology, which allows for bubbles to capture even bigger particles — the size of a grain of sand.
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| Science and technology film festival opens tomorrow in Moscow Now in its fifth year, this edition of the festival will be the first to cover not only science, but also technology. In addition to screenings of more than 25 ...
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Prime Minister's Science Award: Casula High Activities through iSTEM - Invigorating Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics - range from robotics workshops, Mars lab, tours of the ...
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Genetically-engineered, extra-muscular dogs created by Chinese scientists The scientists create beagles that have double the amount of muscle mass by deleting a certain gene, reports the MIT Technology Review. The mutant ...
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Indigenous peoples must benefit from science Those who are most vulnerable benefit from science the least. ... divide is often presented as a barrier to the transfer of science and technology.
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