Medieval castle remains found inside University College Dublin building
Researchers identified Norman castle walls preserved beneath a modern structure at University College Dublin in Dublin.
Category: Science
New study shows early solar system favored hot rock over ice
Yale researchers published geochemical evidence in Nature Astronomy that the first million years of the solar system sorted for chondrules before icy dust.
Swedish study finds peer sexual harassment starts in Grade 4
A doctoral thesis from the University of Gothenburg reveals that peer sexual harassment among Swedish students begins as early as Grade 4 and continues through lower secondary school.
Black women in Detroit face eviction without court orders
A study finds Black mothers and pregnant women in metro Detroit are often evicted without following Michigan's required legal process.
Russia’s Max app contains backdoor allowing state surveillance of users
Researchers found that Russia's Max super-app includes a backdoor enabling the government to spy on millions of users across messaging and payment services.
Researchers suppress collisional loss in stable quantum gas molecules
Scientists from Radboud University and Columbia University have created an extremely stable quantum gas to study strongly interacting systems.
Better police work may increase art thefts according to new study
Researchers at Wake Forest University and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco published a paper in the Journal of Cultural Economics suggesting that improved law enforcement can lead to more stolen masterpieces.
Seoul residents investigate mysterious decline of century-old ginkgo tree
Neighbours in Buam-dong, Seoul, formed a detective group to find the cause of a historic ginkgo tree's sudden withering in September 2026.
Salk Institute researchers test deeper-rooted soybeans for carbon storage
Scientists at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies are testing a new soybean variety with deeper roots to help store carbon and withstand climate stress.
Chicago Booth study finds tariffs shift wealth from service workers to tradable sectors
Researchers at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business analyzed U.S. data from 2017 to 2019 to determine how tariffs redistribute money between different groups of employees.