Science Education
Digital Storytelling Boosts Empathy and Social Awareness in Pakistani Teachers
A four-week quasi-experimental study of fifty Pakistani private school teachers found that digital storytelling produced significantly higher social awareness and...
How One Columbia-Trained Geologist Built Türkiye’s Oil Industry From Nothing
New archival research reveals how Cevat Eyüp Taşman, Türkiye's first petroleum geologist, built the nation's oil science, institutions, and laws...
Magnets, Tree Bark and Wonder: How a Simple Workshop Turned Citizens into Air Pollution Scientists
A hands-on workshop using magnets and tree bark measurements helped recruit more than 150 households in Toulouse into a participatory...
What Medical Students Really Think of Clinical Assessment: Hidden Barriers and Powerful Motivators
A qualitative study of Iranian medical students reveals that clinical assessment is shaped as much by psychological safety, faculty engagement,...
Four Key Risk Factors Drive Dementia Risk Among American Indians, Study Finds
An NIH-supported Boston University study of the Strong Heart Study cohort found that limited education, hypertension, social isolation, and depression...
Murdered at 25: The Short Life and Lasting Legacy of China’s First Female Geologist
A new historical preprint reconstructs the 1944 murders of geologist Y.S. Ma, China's only female geologist at the time, and...
Why Ancient Climates Are Missing From Modern Climate Policy
Interviews with UK policy advisors and palaeoclimate scientists reveal that ancient climate evidence is valued but rarely used, with poor...
Tanzanian Preschool Teachers Embrace Inclusion but Lack the Training to Deliver It
Interviews with 30 Tanzanian pre-primary teachers reveal that positive attitudes toward inclusive literacy are undermined by missing training, overcrowded classrooms,...
Simple Training Cycle Quadruples Excellent Chest X-Rays in Multiethnic Clinics
A structured Plan-Do-Check-Act training program in multiethnic primary care clinics in Xinjiang raised the proportion of diagnostically excellent chest X-rays...
Massive classroom phone ban trial in India boosts learning for struggling students
A randomized controlled trial of 16,683 students across ten institutions in Odisha, India, found that classroom phone bans improved academic...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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