Harvard Launches ExpressPath Licensing Model to Help Startups Commercialise Research Faster
Harvard University has introduced ExpressPath, a new technology licensing model designed to help startups bring university research to…
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POSTECH Researchers Develop Fingerprint Authentication Without Storing Biometric Data
Researchers at South Korea’s POSTECH have developed a fingerprint authentication system that identifies users without digitally storing fingerprint…
Postpartum Recovery May Influence Maternal Aging and Long-Term Health, Researchers Suggest
The period after childbirth may play an important role in maternal biological aging and long-term health, according to…
Restless Legs Syndrome During Pregnancy Linked to Higher Risk of Perinatal Depression
Pregnant women with restless legs syndrome (RLS) may face a higher risk of perinatal depression, according to a…
NASA’s Roman Space Telescope Advances to Final Science Commissioning Phase
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has entered its science commissioning phase after successfully completing comprehensive checks of…
Mizzou Study to Explore How Couples’ Daily Routines May Influence Heart Health
Researchers at the University of Missouri are investigating whether couples’ daily routines, sleep patterns and relationship quality are…
ISS Crew Conducts Blood Vessel Bioprinting, Spacesuit Checks and Robotics Training
The Expedition 75 crew aboard the International Space Station carried out blood vessel bioprinting, spacesuit preparations, robotic arm…
NASA to Discuss Lunar Exploration and Space Technology at 2026 Symposium
NASA will join the 2026 von Braun Space Exploration Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama, from October 26 to 28,…
NASA Satellites Reveal 2026 El Niño May Rival the Record-Setting 1997 Event
NASA satellite observations indicate that the El Niño developing in 2026 could rival some of the strongest events…
Indian Student Wins Global Youth Institute Award at World Food Prize Foundation Symposium
The National Academy of Agricultural Sciences (NAAS), New Delhi, highlighted India’s agricultural research achievements at the World Food…
Electronic Nose Technology Could Help Validate Police Detection Dogs’ Training
An electronic nose designed to analyse odours could help police assess the training and performance of human-remains detection…
Jackie Sherrill to Receive 2027 Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant Lifetime Achievement Award
Jackie Sherrill, one of the most accomplished coaches in college football, has been selected to receive the American…
Women Scientists Largely Missing From UK School Science Exam Specifications, Study Finds
Women scientists and their contributions are largely missing from compulsory science learning materials used by UK school examination…
Smart Adhesive Patch Offers Firm Attachment and Gentler Removal to Protect Skin
Removing a medical bandage can cause pain and skin irritation, but for newborns, older adults and critically ill…
Young Manta Rays Stay Close to Shore Before Migrating Into the Open Ocean
Young giant manta rays remain close to coastlines during their early years, using shallow waters as refuges before…
Scientists Find Evidence of a Rare Accretion Disk Around Centaurus X-3
Scientists have uncovered evidence of a rare structure around Centaurus X-3, one of the brightest X-ray pulsars known…
Namami Gange Adopts Innovative Technologies to Improve Wastewater Treatment
The Government of India’s Namami Gange Programme is adopting a range of conventional and innovative wastewater treatment technologies…
NASA to Outline Accelerated Artemis Plans and Upcoming Moon Missions
NASA will announce an update on its plans to return American astronauts to the lunar surface by 2028…
Researchers Develop AI Defence Against Hidden Trigger Words in Robots
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being used to help robots plan and execute tasks, from handling objects in…
Regular Tea Drinking Linked to Lower Risk of Cardiovascular and Vascular Diseases
Regular tea consumption may be associated with a lower risk of cardiovascular and other vascular diseases, according to…