National U.S. survey links science perceptions to partisan gaps in vaccine judgments
A national survey of 1,763 U.S. adults found that specified perceptions of science statistically accounted for partisan gaps in judgments ...
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Inside the Insect Drawers That Bring Museum Science to Thousands
Purpose-built insect drawers and unlabelled research specimens from the KwaZulu-Natal Museum are taking entomology to schools, malls and festivals, reaching ...
Carrion insects take the museum on the road: portable displays spark public curiosity
National Museums Scotland built portable insect displays at almost no cost by repurposing drawers, unit trays and specimens once destined ...
How a Bee Drawer in a Rural Colombian Museum Went Viral and Changed How Locals See Their Desert
A small bee exhibition at a rural Colombian museum went viral, transforming an undergraduate thesis on 110 native bee species ...
Caves as Canvases: Why Art May Hold the Key to Saving Hidden Ecosystems
A new perspective in Subterranean Biology argues that collaboration between artists and cave scientists could transform public engagement and conservation ...
Museums Balance Scientific Discovery with Public Education
Natural history collections have traditionally been viewed as static repositories, filled with drawers of preserved specimens that serve primarily as ...
Tool Tracks Plans to Use Research in Development Projects
A six-item tool piloted with 206 participants in five countries captures how people intend to use research, while leaving actual ...
Dung Beetles and Trust: How Knowledge Exchange Is Reshaping Field Research in Oaxaca
Entomologists in Oaxaca, Mexico, turned dung beetle collections into knowledge-exchange tools that documented Indigenous insect names and strengthened community-led biodiversity ...
Hong Kong Anthropologist Wins Top University Teaching Prize for Human-Centred Science
Dr Michael Rivera of The University of Hong Kong has received the 2026 UGC Teaching Award in the Early Career ...
Anton Kern, Archaeologist Who Shaped Hallstatt Research, Dies at 66
Hofrat Dr. Anton Kern, who led the Prehistoric Department of the Natural History Museum Vienna from 2001 until his retirement ...
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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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