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Despite recent reports of cicadas coming out, experts say the insects probably won’t do so en masse for another few weeks, likely toward the end of the month.

The new Scottish Brain Sciences (SBS) laboratory at the University of St Andrews Eden Campus innovation hub and multinational healthcare company Roche Diagnostics, are collaborating in a study that will bring the first blood tests to Scotland for the detection of Alzheimer’s disease in its early stages. Click to read more...

As the former Deputy Chief of Staff of the Republican National Committee when Republicans gained 63 House seats to establish a governing majority, I know something about winning elections. Representative

The reform would reduce the number of entrance exams from 120 to 9 and enable people to apply to several fields and universities through a single exam. Staff at Finnish universities have called for a timeout on the reform, saying it would profoundly change the nature of university education in Finland, according to Helsingin Sanomat.

Exciting opportunity in St. Johns, NL for Memorial University as a Assistant Professor of BioMedical Sciences

An award of CHF 50,000 grant is being offered by the Arcondis Foundation to a life sciences start-up dedicated to creating positive social impact. Click to read more...

On Wednesday during a visit to Columbia University, House Speaker Mike Johnson warned that if the wave of protests against Israel’s U.S.-funded war in Gaza on college campuses, including UCLA

A team of women called The Bug Girls use their expertise and knowledge about bugs and rats to inform and educate the next generation of researchers and scientists.

CHICAGO — While Illinoisans were alarmed to learn the spotted lanternfly had been found in Illinois last year, experts say spring is the time to take action against that insect