A new Antarctica ice sanctuary will store irreplaceable ice cores to safeguard Earth’s climate history for centuries
Category: Science
Scientists reveal what drives homosexual behaviour in primates
Same-sex sexual behaviour was found in 59 species, including lemurs, great apes and monkeys across the Americas, Africa and Asia
Some food preservatives linked to higher cancer, diabetes risk
Two large French studies link food preservatives to higher rates of cancer and diabetes, though researchers urge caution
Canada launches billion dollar plan to recruit top researchers
With C$1.7B funding, the Canada researcher recruitment program targets leading researchers affected by U.S. policy cuts
Scientists say most dogs have some wolf DNA—even chihuahuas
More than two-thirds of modern dog breeds have wolf ancestry; dogs with more are more territorial, those with less were more friendly
‘Wetware’: Scientists use human mini-brains to power computers
Biocomputing could help address the skyrocketing energy demands of AI, which threatens climate emissions targets and led some tech giants to resort to nuclear power
Trump jeopardizing U.S. role as scientific leader: Nobel officials
The U.S. has won the most Nobel Prizes, ‘but there is now a creeping sense of uncertainty about the U.S.’ willingness to maintain their leading position,’ head of a Nobel committee says
‘More likely to run into a unicorn’: Academics criticize lack of ideological diversity on campuses
The diversity-focused culture of Canadian universities is prompting some Canadian researchers to leave the country
Diversity quotas in research are hurting science and Canada: academics
At many Canadian universities today, diversity means having ‘people who look different but think alike’: Steven Pinker
AI tech ‘revolutionizing’ stroke treatment in England
An AI tool that quickly analyzes brain scans of stroke patients has helped dramatically boost chances of full recovery
