Sedentary study time is now the hidden bottleneck for Hong Kong’s schoolchildren. Researchers report that many primary students fall short...

Indonesia’s indigenous adat communities have long sought formal recognition of customary rights over forests and ancestral lands, but progress remains...

Carbon-based pricing is emerging as a new lever for changing travel behavior, according to experimental research published in Annals of...

A long-standing puzzle in learning science is deciding which kinds of system change should count as “learning.” The literature notes...

Drug-naïve, first-episode schizophrenia patients may experience subtle brain chemistry disruptions before medication ever begins, according to a new study highlighting...

Each year, about 700,000 children worldwide die from vaccine-preventable diseases, with the vast majority in low- and middle-income countries. A...

Watchdog journalism plays a crucial role in keeping science honest, but new qualitative research shows it is far more demanding...

Advanced AI systems are rapidly becoming a new kind of research infrastructure—on par with data access, GPUs, and specialized software....

A new international proposal challenges the widely cited planetary boundary for “Novel Entities,” arguing that the current “zero release” goal...

Early exposure to electronic health records (EHRs) could become a high-impact lever for improving nurse practitioner education—and possibly easing clinical...