Science Education
How Scientists Spent 300 Years Finally Understanding Clouds
A new historical study traces how clouds evolved from omens read as dragons and divine punishment into a rigorously classified...
Human Stories Make Geology Stick: Cultural Context Boosts Geoheritage Communication in Arabia
A randomised video experiment in the UAE and Oman shows that framing Quaternary geoheritage through archaeology and local culture sustains...
How Formal Education Policy Quietly Erases Community Sustainability Knowledge
A new theoretical paper argues that the global expansion of formal sustainability education structurally displaces informal community knowledge systems through...
Bodo Reinisch, Pioneer Who Taught the World to Sound the Ionosphere, Dies at 89
Bodo Walter Reinisch, the physicist behind the Digisonde and the first plasmaspheric sounder, has died at 89, leaving a transformed...
Group Visits Could Reshape Chronic Disease Care, Expert Panel Finds
A new American College of Lifestyle Medicine expert consensus statement identifies shared medical appointments as a promising model for expanding...
Virtual Field Trips Help Arctic Geology Students Learn Before They Ever Set Foot on the Tundra
A study of Svalbard university students shows that virtual field experiences built from drone photogrammetry boost confidence, spatial orientation, and...
AI Tutor Meets Medical Classroom: Smarter Biochemistry Learning With Less Mental Strain
A quasi-experimental study in BMC Medical Education found that medical students learning biochemistry with a generative AI agent embedded in...
Forced Into Statistics, Filipino Students Still Surge Toward Graduation
A mixed-methods study of 262 undergraduates shows that career prospects, not initial choice or belonging, drive persistence in a statistics...
Forgotten manuscript reveals an 18th-century visionary who dated the Earth in trillions of years
An unpublished manuscript by Thomas Wright of Durham reveals strikingly early ideas about volcanic strata, growing mountains, and a trillion-year...
Virtual Treasure Hunt Turns Teenagers Into Climate Detectives
A virtual treasure hunt developed by Italian physicists significantly increased climate knowledge, risk awareness, and science interest among 206 secondary...
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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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