Researchers say changing classroom assessment methods could boost student well-being
Canadian researchers report that rethinking how students are assessed in classrooms may improve their mental health and reduce social pressure.
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Scientists name new wild cat species found in Bolivia
Researchers have identified and named a previously unknown wild cat species living at a sanctuary in the Yungas region of Bolivia.
1926 Miami Hurricane struck with Category 4 winds and caused massive destruction
A powerful Category 4 hurricane hit the Miami area on September 18, 1926, causing widespread devastation and ending the local land boom.
Researchers use two-color light to steer electrons through graphene’s transient topological state
A team from Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg and other institutions demonstrated on September 19, 2026, that specific light fields can temporarily reshape graphene into a Floquet topological insulator.
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust secures land gift to expand nature reserve
A wildlife trust in Staffordshire announced that a donation from a supporter will double the size of Jackson's Coppice and Marsh Nature Reserve.
NASA awards SpaceX $946 million for three extra ISS crew missions
NASA has granted SpaceX a contract modification worth $946 million to fund three additional astronaut trips to the International Space Station.
ACCESS-NRI releases dynamic ice sheet modeling workflow for Australian climate suite
ACCESS-NRI has released four components of a new dynamic ice sheet model to the Australian research community.
New study maps deep caves beneath Australia’s Nullarbor Plain
Scientists published a new study revealing how researchers can track hidden cave networks under the vast limestone plains of southern Australia.
Researchers identify molecular bridge linking two pollen signaling pathways in Arabidopsis
A team led by Emi Ito and Takashi Ueda at the National Institute for Basic Biology discovered a protein connecting two small GTPase pathways in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Physicist says tech billionaires wasting time on immortality efforts
Physicist Jim Al-Khalili argues that wealthy individuals seeking eternal life through extreme measures are missing out on their finite existence during the Royal Institution Christmas lectures.