"Those of us in citizen science have been saying 'science is for everyone, you don't need a degree or special training.' But, the sad irony is that it hasn't been for everyone. The overwhelming majority of participants resemble their academic…
TEDCO and the University System of Maryland are working together to help turn big ideas coming out of Maryland’s campuses into real-world businesses. TEDCO Helps Turn University Research into Real-World Impact by GOOD MORNING WASHINGTON WASHINGTON (7News) — TEDCO and the University…
friend or foe? Artificial intelligence can help draft science job ads, process applications and shortlist researcher candidates. Scientist jobseekers can use it to polish CVs and resumes, write cover letters and complete application forms. But what are the strengths, limitations…
Home › Paleontology › Ctenacanthus By Jason R. Abdale on October 27, 2026 • ( 0 ) Ctenacanthus, meaning “comb spine”, was a prehistoric proto-shark which lived from the late Devonian Period to the early Permian Period 370-270 million years ago. Skeleton of Dracopristis hoffmanorum, a relative of Ctenacanthus…
Two former STEM postdocs publish a design-thinking framework of ten rules for navigating a scientific career pivot, centered on emotional awareness and well-being. Subject of Research: A design-thinking-based guide of ten rules for scientists planning a career pivot Article Title:…
A review in Results in Chemistry examines how supercritical carbon dioxide could dewater pine wood and extract resin with less energy than conventional kiln drying. Subject of Research: Using supercritical carbon dioxide for wood dewatering and resin extraction as a…
Every community goes quiet at some point. The regulars get busy, a bigger platform pulls people away, and the front page shows the same threads for weeks. For anyone who has run a forum or a member site, that silence…
Don’t miss the latest episode of our Electronics Weekly podcast, CHIIPS. It features Michal Siwinski, the EVP, Chief Product and Marketing Officer, GM Security Solutions at Arteris. CHIIPS is brought to you by our editor Caroline Hayes, gathering interesting insights…
It offers a fast, practical way to deploy durable emergency shelters and build structures in high-need situations. MIT researchers have developed a scalable, origami-based construction system. It uses modular building blocks folded from flat metal sheets to construct lightweight, hyper-rigid…
Instead of removing every trace of cellulose from recycled PET, researchers tested what happens when the contamination stays in, and the material is processed under tightly controlled conditions. Poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) is a widely used plastic in packaging and…
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