Science Education
Brainwaves That Say ‘Not What I Meant’: AI Learns to Read Unspoken Corrections
KAIST and Microsoft Research Asia have developed Neural Value Alignment, a brain–computer interface technology that decodes EEG signals to detect...
Lost Soviet-Era Logbooks Reveal 26 Years of Night-Shining Clouds Over Latvia
A newly digitized archive of 26 years of visual and photographic observations of noctilucent clouds in Latvia, begun during the...
Wheelchair-Led Training Program Reshapes How Resident Physicians See Disability
A wheelchair-user-led experiential program significantly improved resident physicians' attitudes toward people with disabilities, according to a new study in BMC...
Real Fieldwork Beats Virtual Trips, Say Hydrologists Who Tried Both
A survey of Wageningen hydrology students shows that a real excursion to Iceland had a far greater and longer-lasting impact...
How Climate Evidence Reached Maturity: A Timeline Courts Now Rely On
A new historical review traces how four independent lines of climate evidence, temperature, sea level, greenhouse gases, and ice, matured...
How Pokémon Cards Built a False Image of Real Minerals
A statistical analysis of 223 Pokémon card illustrations reveals a dominant universal crystal template that distorts public perceptions of real...
Seventy Years of Reform, One Palimpsest: How Ukrainian Science Education Accumulates Instead of Replacing
A seven-decade analysis of Ukrainian natural science education shows that reforms layer atop one another like a palimpsest rather than...
Confidence, Mindfulness and Worry Beliefs Shape How Medical Students Read to Learn
A cross-sectional study of 380 Iranian medical sciences students finds that general self-efficacy, mindfulness, and planning-focused emotion regulation are positively...
Experts Demand Accountability as Scholasticide Devastates Education in War Zones
An editorial in The BMJ argues that scholasticide, the deliberate destruction of education systems in armed conflict, is a war...
Engineering Students Learn to See the Whole System with a Biopsychosocial Lens
A new study in Discover Education shows that a structured biopsychosocial and cultural framework helped engineering capstone students move beyond...
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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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