Gardeners at Trinity College, Cambridge have recreated a 17th-century botanical garden planted by naturalist John Ray. Using a 1690 engraving and Ray's writings, the garden aims to promote biodiversity and climate resilience, featuring plants Ray studied and grew.
A Harvard graduate's speech highlighting the importance of opportunity over innate talent has reignited discussions about Singapore's competitive education system and whether it adequately supports students whose abilities develop later.
Nigel Farage's personal manifesto, "Britain is a two-tier state – against white people," reveals Reform UK's policy agenda, critiquing its intellectual and political shortcomings. Farage contends that "anti-White racism is embedded into the heart of the state" due to DEI and the Equality Act.
Nigel Farage's personal manifesto, "Britain is a two-tier state – against white people," reveals Reform UK's policy agenda, critiquing its intellectual and political shortcomings. The manifesto, triggered by recent attacks, argues white people face unfair treatment due to "anti-White racism" embedded in the state.
A conspiracy theory about scientists dying or disappearing is traced back to a 1977 British mock-documentary called 'Alternative 3', created by David Ambrose. Despite being a fictional drama, it was taken seriously by many and has since fueled various conspiracy narratives.
Anthropic's new AI model, Claude Fable 5, is restricted from answering basic biology questions due to safety concerns about potential misuse in bioweapons research, despite its advanced capabilities in other scientific fields.
Anthropic launched Claude Fable 5, a new AI model with enhanced capabilities but restricted access to sensitive topics like cybersecurity and biology. The company aims to prevent misuse by malicious actors, though this may limit harmless requests.
Uma nova espécie de molusco marinho, Actinopteria grahni, foi descoberta em Ponta Grossa, Paraná, a partir de um fóssil de 400 milhões de anos, mais antigo que os dinossauros.
A German study published in PLOS Biology reveals that high stress levels, specifically elevated cortisol, impair spatial navigation abilities. Researchers found that cortisol disrupts the brain's internal GPS system, affecting grid cells in the entorhinal cortex, which are crucial for navigation. This disruption was observed regardless of the presence of external landmarks.
New Zealand's parliament is debating a bill proposed by the NZ First party that defines men and women based on biological sex. The bill, supported by coalition partners National and ACT, aims to protect women's rights but faces strong opposition from opposition parties who argue it discriminates against LGBTQ+ individuals.
The Enhanced Games in Las Vegas allow athletes to compete with performance-enhancing substances under medical supervision, sparking debate. Supporters hail it as a new future for elite sport, while critics condemn it as a dangerous biological experiment.
The Enhanced Games in Las Vegas will allow athletes to compete with performance-enhancing substances, sparking debate between supporters and critics. Experts discuss the science behind enhancement, potential risks, and the future of altered biology in sports.
Biotech startup Colossal has developed an artificial eggshell allowing avian embryos to develop outside a natural shell. This technology aids their de-extinction goals for species like the dodo and moa, and may also benefit biological research.
New research suggests polyploidy, or having multiple sets of chromosomes, helps plants survive extreme environmental stress. Genome duplications, found to cluster during periods of climate change and extinction events, act as an "insurance policy" for plant lineages.
One of four Canadians who returned from a cruise ship with a hantavirus outbreak has a presumptive positive test result. The patient, in their 70s, is stable with mild symptoms and is in isolation in a Victoria hospital. Confirmatory results are expected.
Amid the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak scandal, India's Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has approved new joint secretaries and directors for the National Testing Agency (NTA). The CBI also arrested a Pune teacher as an alleged mastermind.
Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court granted 10 days custody of accused Manisha Waghmare and PV Kulkarni to the CBI in the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case. Both are alleged to be part of a larger conspiracy to obtain and distribute the leaked question paper.
CBI takes over NEET-UG 2026 paper leak probe, registers FIR against 'paper leak mafia' for selling leaked question papers for Rs 10 lakh to Rs 25 lakh
CBI investigates NEET-UG 2026 paper leak sold as 'guess paper' for ₹10-25 lakh, network spans Rajasthan, Haryana, Maharashtra, Uttarakhand, and Kerala.
Rajasthan Police's SOG is investigating alleged malpractices in NEET (UG) 2026 after the NTA received inputs about question sets overlapping with the actual exam paper. Investigators found over 100 biology and chemistry questions from a circulated set showing striking similarities to the NEET paper.
Raj Shamani's podcast featured a live Burmese python, offering a unique lesson on wildlife. Wildlife explorer Paul Rosolie demonstrated the snake's incredible biology and immense strength, highlighting its defensive nature. The segment underscored how fear often stems from misunderstanding, as the python reacted only when stressed, proving a powerful, memorable demonstration of animal behavior.
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