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Growing more local seeds in Africa can solve the region’s food insecurity and climate problems.

Dueling Dinosaurs includes an intact triceratops and the world’s only 100-percent-complete skeleton of a T. rex in one piece of rock.

The creatures shed light on how new viruses might spread from animals to humans, researchers say.

Showcasing an improved performance in the latest Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings by Subject 2024, Malaysia is now ranked the third highest in Asia and the sixth highest in the world.

Africa can build a more prosperous, just, and sustainable future if countries invest in science, technology and innovation, these are sentiments echoed by

Africa should invest in Science, technology and innovation to build a prosperous, just and sustainable future

Some biologists are predicting climate change could mean the arrival of new insects on Atlantic Canada's shores.

Africa should invest in Science, technology and innovation to build a prosperous, just and sustainable future

Teymour Taj discusses whats behind the STEM gender gap and what can be done

A PASSIONATE student advocate for wildlife has been recognised with a national award.