MIRARCO opens new Sudbury piloting facility for mine waste biotechnology

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News Previously housed at Laurentian, the Mining Innovation Rehabilitation and Applied Research Corporation will continue its partnership with the university Mining Innovation Rehabilitation and Applied Research...

CHIEF1300: Redefining the Frontiers of Hypergravity Centrifuge Research

In late September 2025, China marked an extraordinary scientific achievement with the debut of CHIEF1300 — the world’s most powerful hypergravity centrifuge, engineered by Zhejiang University in Hangzhou. Representing a quantum leap in applied...

Syrian sports remain outside the world of technology

Enab Baladi – Jalal Alfa While technology has become a cornerstone of performance development in sports worldwide, Syrian sports are still inching slowly toward adopting modern tech tools. Between limited resources and the absence of strategic...

Scientists 3D-print Materials That Stop Vibrations Cold

Scientific breakthroughs rarely happen all at once. More often, they evolve slowly, as researchers and engineers build on years of steady progress until the extraordinary eventually becomes routine. Now, scientists may be reaching a turning point...

 Technology, A Tool For Empowerment, Not Just Disruption — Babatunde Esanju 

1 Babatunde Esanju is a senior software engineer, open-source contributor, and technology entrepreneur. In this interview, he talks about his career and other issues How do you think your experience in LegalTech has influenced your approach to...

Two M-class solar flares erupt on Sun, Russian scientists report

On the night of October 17–18, the Sun unleashed two moderate solar flares classified as M-class, according to the Russian Institute of Applied Geophysics, Azernews reports. One flare, rated M1.0, lasted 26 minutes, while the second persisted for...

Two NIT Srinagar faculty secure Rs 73.6 lakh research grant for innovative bioremediation project

Srinagar, Oct 18: In a major boost to interdisciplinary research and sustainable engineering innovation, two faculty members from National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar have been awarded a prestigious research grant of Rs 73,60,921.5 by...

Physics grad profits from entrepreneurship experience

Developing renewable energy technologies and running a woodworking business may seem like incompatible career paths. While completing his Bachelor of Science in Physics at Brock University, however, Kevin Stefanchuk (BSc ’25) pursued his love of...

Trends in fertilisation technology

DLG 17 October 2025 – Fertilisation technology evolves with precision slurry systems, AI-driven mineral spreaders and combination methods for efficient, low-loss nutrient application By Susanne Höcherl, Freising; Ulrich Lossie, Nienburg High...

Chinese scientists develop fingernail-sized chip that can map 5,600 stars in seconds

Imagine a device no bigger than a fingernail that can see the world, and the stars, in colours so precise that it leaves traditional cameras and spectroscopes far behind. That’s exactly what a team of Chinese researchers has created at Tsinghua...

CSIR aligns research with national priorities at 2025 Food Fair 

By D.I. Laary Accra, Oct. 18, GNA – The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research – Food Research Institute (CSIR-FRI) has officially unveiled its 2025 Food Fair in Accra, showcasing a suite of cutting-edge food technologies and sustainable...

First Scientific Conference of College of Dentistry at September 21 University Launches

First Scientific Conference of College of Dentistry at September 21 University Launches Sana'a (Saba) – The first scientific conference of the College of Dentistry at September 21 University for Medical and Applied Sciences, the university's...

Kashmir: NIT Srinagar Wins Rs 73.6 Lakh Research Grant for Pioneering Bioremediation-Based Pavement Project

SRINAGAR: In a major recognition of innovation and interdisciplinary research, two faculty members from the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar have been awarded a prestigious research grant of Rs 73,60,921.5 by the Ministry of Mines,...

Continuous Electrocardiogram-Based Sex Index Unveiled

In a groundbreaking study poised to change the landscape of biomedical research, researchers have introduced the Electrocardiographic Sex Index (ESI), a novel metric that provides a continuous representation of biological sex through...

In the age of AI and technology, ancient Indian maths will dilute rigour, job prospects of students

The University Grants Commission’s draft mathematics curriculum, 2025, unveiled in August, has sparked a debate around its skewed emphasis on ancient knowledge systems over core subjects. Designed for undergraduate and postgraduate students, the...

I applied for log burner building regs myself — this is what all homeowners need to know

As with most aspects of home renovation, there are building regulations to adhere to when installing a log burner, and if you want to ensure your's delivers heat safely within your house, you need to understand what these are. Wood burning stoves...

Scientists made electrons move faster than sound inside graphene

Electrons in bilayer graphene have been driven faster than their own speed of sound, creating a sharp electronic shockwave. The study shows a controlled, chip-scale way to reach this extreme flow regime. The team carved a microscopic nozzle into...

Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) Soars 15.7% on Booming AI

We recently published 10 Stocks Stealing Today’s Spotlight; 5 on All-Time Highs. Applied Optoelectronics, Inc. (NASDAQ:AAOI) is one of the best performers on Wednesday. Applied Optoelectronics surged by 15.7 percent on Wednesday to finish at...

Elevating Vietnamese agricultural products through biotechnology

HÀ NỘI — Biotechnology is considered a strategic sector, helping Vietnamese agricultural products gain economic advantages, improving exploitation efficiency and enhancing international competitiveness. Deputy Minister of Agriculture and...

Scientists Found A Completely New Way To Cool Things That Could Make Our Polluting Fridges Obsolete

Credit: Jenny Nuss/Berkeley Lab. During winter, you’ll often see municipal trucks spray salt on roads and sidewalks to clear them of snow. Although no heat is added, the dissolution of the salt effectively lowers the freezing point of water, which...