The Justice Department is investigating Duke Law School's admissions practices for allegedly violating the Supreme Court's recent ruling against race-conscious college admissions.
expresso.pt · Sep 18, 2026
O Prémio Nobel Charles Rice participou no segundo dia do GIMM Fest em Lisboa, destacando a importância da curiosidade científica e apresentando avanços em microbiologia, tratamento da hepatite C e uso de bactérias como veículos terapêuticos.
Estadão · Sep 18, 2026
Cientista britânica Meg Arroll explora o impacto de pequenos traumas emocionais rotineiros que não são diagnosticáveis clinicamente, mas causam sofrimento duradouro, propondo desenvolvimento de 'imunidade psicológica'.
Diário de Notícias · Sep 18, 2026
Estudo de Stanford revela que o cérebro humano é constituído por dois órgãos com origens embrionárias diferentes, abrindo caminho para novas terapias para doenças degenerativas como AME e ELA.
Observador · Sep 18, 2026
Estudo de Stanford revela que o cérebro humano é composto por dois sistemas nervosos antigos que evoluíram independentemente, com origem em células progenitoras diferentes.
rtp.pt · Sep 18, 2026
Investigadores de Stanford descobrem que o cérebro humano é constituído por dois sistemas nervosos antigos que evoluíram independentemente, abrindo novos caminhos para o tratamento de doenças degenerativas.
The New York Times · Sep 18, 2026
A 16-year-old student opened fire at a school in the Philippines, killing two fellow students before dying. It marks the third major school shooting in the country in recent months.
Saúde Mais TV · Sep 18, 2026
Investigação de Stanford demonstra que o cérebro humano é composto por dois sistemas nervosos com origens celulares diferentes, abrindo novos caminhos para o tratamento de doenças degenerativas como ELA e atrofia muscular espinhal.
Global South Opportunities · Sep 18, 2026
Makerere University School of Public Health announces multiple employment, fellowship and research opportunities across Uganda and African countries, with application deadlines between September 18-30, 2026.
The Times of India · Sep 18, 2026
Researchers identified two distinct phases when supermassive black holes launch jets after tidal disruption events, with delayed jets appearing when feeding rates drop to 2% of the Eddington limit.
Teacher Magazine · Sep 18, 2026
Australia performed above OECD average in PISA 2025 across science, reading, and mathematics, ranking 11th, 11th, and 17th internationally. However, reading and mathematics showed decline trends, with 8% of students identified as hasty readers.
ScienceDaily · Sep 18, 2026
Researchers discovered that collisions between Arctic sea ice floes, rather than wind alone, explain long-standing mysteries about ice movement patterns. The finding could improve climate models and forecasts of Arctic ice transport.
Google News · Sep 18, 2026
Ole Miss has issued warnings banning LSU gear from student sections ahead of Lane Kiffin's return as LSU's head coach, with security measures and behavioral expectations in place.
PBS · Sep 17, 2026
Researchers used chemical analysis of fossilized teeth to determine that T. rex had a body temperature of approximately 97°F (36°C), similar to modern humans and elephants, providing new insights into dinosaur physiology and behavior.
BBC News · Sep 17, 2026
Researchers off Australia's Gold Coast captured rare footage suggesting humpback whale mothers may experience grief when their calves die, challenging assumptions about animal emotion.
MIT Technology Review en español · Sep 17, 2026
MIT Technology Review destaca experimentos de Stanford con ratones cuya corteza cerebral contiene células humanas, además de nueve innovadores menores de 35 años que desarrollan tecnologías climáticas transformadoras.
Campo Grande News · Sep 17, 2026
Professor de química foi afastado da Escola Estadual Zélia Quevedo Chaves em Campo Grande após aluna denunciar assédio. A SED abriu processo administrativo e outras estudantes teriam relatado situações semelhantes.
UOL · Sep 17, 2026
Especialistas analisam a viabilidade técnica de desativar sistemas de IA, alertando que quanto mais autônoma e integrada a tecnologia se torna, mais complexo é interrompê-la sem causar danos colaterais.
Google News · Sep 17, 2026
A North Dakota high school science teacher discovered four giant dinosaur footprints confirmed as the first-ever trackway made by an adult T. Rex, a significant paleontological find from 66 million years ago.
BBC News · Sep 17, 2026
Private student accommodation in Scotland's cities is expanding rapidly with rents far exceeding what most domestic students can afford, forcing many to work excessive hours and compromising their studies.
News-Medical · Sep 17, 2026
Researchers discovered that sustained high estrogen during pregnancy disrupts a specific brain circuit, causing temporary memory impairment. The findings provide the first biological explanation for 'pregnancy brain' and were confirmed in both animal models and pregnant women.
ScienceDaily · Sep 17, 2026
Hokkaido University researchers identified unique beneficial fats in black and green Japanese rice that may slow blood sugar rise compared to white rice, potentially supporting metabolic and heart health.
Thailand Business News · Sep 17, 2026
United Language Centre in Singapore has expanded beyond English language instruction to offer comprehensive academic transition support for internationally mobile families, including school preparation and readiness coaching.
News-Medical · Sep 17, 2026
A Curtin University study reveals families caring for loved ones with young onset dementia face years of diagnostic delays, financial strain, and emotional exhaustion due to health professional oversight and lack of age-appropriate services.
EurekAlert! · Sep 17, 2026
Sungkyunkwan University researchers developed new asymmetric catalytic methods using chiral organic catalysts to synthesize complex molecules with precise control over structure and stereochemistry, with applications to pharmaceuticals and natural products.