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Donald Duench

Stanford scientists are among a growing number of researchers harnessing artificial intelligence techniques to bring more realistic representations of ubiquitous atmospheric ripples into global climate models

The Rosehall Primary Euroquiz team finished 11th out of over 400 schools that competed.

A woman whose father died of pancreatic cancer after months of "physical and mental pain" has issued a tearful plea to MSPs to back assisted dying in Scotland.

A special event prompted my wife and I to spend a few days in Greater Sudbury, but you dont have to need one to visit this renewed area.

A special event prompted my wife and I to spend a few days in Greater Sudbury, but you dont have to need one to visit this renewed area.

Dynamic Earth has announced that Mark Bishop is taking the reins as its chief executive, and he believes the Edinburgh visitor attraction has a key role in helping tackle climate change.

MAREEL is set to host a community singing event next month which will see Edinburgh’s Soundhouse Choir collaborate with the Shetland Community Choir, supported by local children and community groups. The Midsummer Chorale on 18 June will hear songs from both choirs’ own...

Underground disposal of wastewater from fossil fuel production in the nation’s largest oil field is causing long-dormant faults to slip in a way that could damage wells, according to new analyses of satellite and seismicity data.

The intervention puts emphasis on the visual connection to the outdoors, taking advantage of the pre-existing 1920 high windows and flooding the space with natural light.