Menstrual blood, often discarded as waste, may hold a treasure trove for regenerative medicine

On February 20th, we celebrate World Day of Social Justice, a day proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in 2007

Global Tourism Resilience Day highlights the need for sustainable, crisis-ready tourism to drive inclusive growth and support the SDGs.

The Vesuvius Challenge, initiated in March 2023 by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs Daniel Gross and Nat Friedman, aimed to leverage artificial

Scientists from the University of Florida and National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University in Taiwan have made a breakthrough in breast cancer

At the Patel Conservatory in Tampa, Matthew Weihmuller, a blind jazz saxophonist, employs an innovative teaching method that transcends

In France's Montagne Noire, Eric Monceret and his wife Sylvie, two amateur paleontologists, made a groundbreaking discovery of nearly 400

Erica Hart, 44, stands out as a pet detective with a distinctive method of reuniting lost pets with their owners.

The incident also highlights the musicians' scheduled presence on the island for professional engagements. This detail connects the in-fligh

The construction of a science fiction museum in Chengdu for the 81st World Sci-Fi Convention represents a notable intersection of

Marion Foster, a master kilt tailor, has transformed her profound knowledge and passion for kilt making into an innovative educational

The Global Society Institute hosts experts to advance cross-border dialogue and peacebuilding in Europe's most remote and sensitive regions.

Can diamonds be eco-friendly? Amid growing environmental concerns, a renowned jewelry initiative, Pandora, is demonstrating that luxury and

Atop THE HUS mountain, the World Systemic Forum sparks bold, cross-disciplinary dialogue to drive collaborative global change.

The Davos CSO Awards /24 honoured Europe's top sustainability leaders, spotlighting bold corporate action aligned with the UN SDGs.

According to a recent study by researchers from Queen's University Belfast and the University of Michigan, the nuances of smiling

DLD Munich 24, scheduled from January 11 to 13 at the House of Communication in Munich, is set to host around 200 international speakers.

Archaeologists and historians across Europe, together with the Norton Disney History and Archaeology Group, are researching and studying the

The research, conducted by a team including Zhang Yaya, a Ph.D. student at Hunan University, China, analyzed data from 646 participants

Angela Davidson, a grandmother, has achieved her long-awaited goal of graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Animal Sciences

Scientists at the University of Colorado in Boulder have conducted a study using prairie voles to understand the role of dopamine

An Indian teenager, Hemesh Chadalavada, driven by a personal experience with his grandmother Jayasree, who suffered from Alzheimer's

The Galápagos Conservancy successfully airlifted 136 juvenile Galápagos tortoises back to Isabela Island, their natural home.

In response to an investigation by the Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) into carbon offset practices in the aviation sector