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.
Scientists are using AI models to analyze vast amounts of animal vocalization data, helping decode communication in carrion crows and orcas. The technology accelerates pattern recognition in wildlife research, revealing insights into animal behavior and social coordination.
Researchers developed a deep-learning surrogate model that speeds up nonlinear optical simulations by over 250x while maintaining accuracy, enabling real-time feedback for advanced laser systems at facilities like SLAC.
Adlatina's exclusive research identifies Chile's 10 most effective marketing leaders based on Effie Awards performance across Latin America in 2025, recognizing executives driving industry best practices.
ESPN is reportedly blocking a 24-team College Football Playoff expansion supported by the Big Ten, Big 12, ACC, and Notre Dame, preferring to keep the field at 12-14 teams to protect its broadcast rights and avoid renegotiating contracts.
A meta-analysis finds diet and exercise preserve more muscle mass during weight loss compared to obesity drugs and surgery, which lose 2-5x more fat-free mass despite greater overall weight reduction.
A WEHI PhD student is researching rare Plasmodium malariae and contributing to an international SMART project aimed at eliminating malaria in the Philippines by 2030 through serological detection methods.
Two public schools from Minas Gerais won bronze medals at the International Mathematics Without Borders Olympiad in France, showcasing the impact of intensive preparation and community support on student achievement.
MIT researchers have developed a technique to rapidly rearrange atoms in crystal lattices using electron beams, enabling three-dimensional material reprogramming with potential applications across multiple industries.
A teacher in Rolim de Moura, Rondônia is the second suspected meningitis case under investigation after close contact with a 15-year-old student who died. Health authorities await lab confirmation of bacterial meningitis diagnosis.
USP's administration establishes a Moderation and Institutional Dialogue Commission to facilitate negotiations with student representatives through conflict resolution professionals.
Instituto Federal do Rio Grande do Norte abre processo seletivo para contratação temporária de professor substituto em Sociologia no campus Apodi, com inscrições de 14 a 24 de maio de 2026.
A Ceuma University medical student's offensive video about Paço do Lumiar went viral, prompting the mayor to cancel the internship agreement and refer the case to authorities. The university pledged to investigate and discipline the student.
Toyota lançou Corolla manual no Japão para autoescolas, com motor 1.5 e preço inferior ao Kwid e Mobi em conversão direta, mas não chegará ao Brasil.
U.S. students remain in a reading recession that predates the pandemic, with only five states showing meaningful gains. However, districts adopting phonics-based instruction and intensive teacher training are reversing the trend.
Estudo com 5 mil mulheres idosas revela que maior força muscular reduz risco de morte. Especialistas destacam músculos como órgão metabólico essencial para prevenção de doenças e longevidade.
A growing 'fibermaxxing' trend has sparked debate over whether increased fiber consumption through supplements, sodas, and gummies offers genuine health benefits or represents excessive dietary optimization.
Alex Batty, abducted by his mother at age 11 and held off-grid across Spain and France for six years, has reconnected with her after documenting his experience in a BBC documentary. Now 20 and a father himself, he grapples with complex emotions about his mother's conspiracy-driven actions while seeking reconciliation.
Four-time Olympic medallist Sakamoto Kaori announced her retirement and marriage at a press conference, revealing she wed on May 5 to a university classmate outside figure skating.
Researchers at UPenn discovered that monoclonal antibodies blocking GPNMB, a protein produced by brain immune cells, can prevent the spread of alpha-synuclein pathology in Parkinson's disease, offering potential for the first disease-slowing treatment.
Researchers at Tohoku University discovered a natural graphene oxide layer in Japan's Atotsugawa Fault that acts as a lubricant, explaining why the tectonically active region experiences fewer large earthquakes than expected.
A 17-year-old Las Vegas high school student with a history of anger issues has been charged with murdering a 61-year-old homeless woman. Surveillance audio allegedly captured 61 impact sounds during the April 21 attack.
Researchers identified how gene positioning within the cell nucleus affects activity, discovering this mechanism is disrupted in Friedreich's ataxia and can be partially restored by adjusting DNA organization.
UK research reveals NHS surgery backlogs persist due to staff sickness and administrative instability rather than workforce size, challenging hiring-focused solutions.
Professor Lyn Beazley's childhood visit to Darwin's house sparked a 30+ year neuroscience career dedicated to inspiring young scientists through research and education initiatives.
