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Rare and unusual sea creatures have been unveiled during an annual squid survey. Earlier this month, NIWA welcomed the Auckland University of Technology ‘Squid Squad’ - a team of scientists from the Lab for Cephalopod Ecology and Systematics ...

Japanese researchers developed a system based on subatomic particles derived from high-energy cosmic rays to locate a persons position underground, something that existing navigation tools like GPS are unable to do.

SAIKI, Oita prefecture--A “light farming” technique that stimulates the growth of flatfish varieties is taking hold in Oita Prefecture, one of the nation’s top producers of farmed flounder.

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AKITA--A small Epsilon S rocket engine exploded during a test in a Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency testing center in Noshiro, Akita Prefecture, on July 14, breaking the morning quiet and sending up plumes of smoke. 

(VOVWORLD) -Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha on Friday chaired a meeting of the Inter-sectoral Steering Committee for international integration in culture, society, science-technology and education-training.

The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has announced the appointment of Dr Gill Jolly to the role of Chief Science Advisor for MBIE. <img src='https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2307/44409f17367f5aa18eac.jpeg' width='480' height='720'> “We are thrilled to welcome ...

Being isolated from playmates and adults other than their parents during the novel coronavirus pandemic set back the development of 5-year-olds by about four months, a new study showed.

Researchers at Xiamen University in southeastern China have demonstrated their new small single-photon Raman lidar system that can detect oil leaks underwater.

Wood and paper-based disposable cutlery is seen as a greener option than plastic, but a Canterbury academic is warning it could actually present more of a threat when it comes to climate change. Dr Heon Park, a Senior Lecturer in Chemical and Process ...