Martin Kear, University of Sydney - Despite the euphoria surrounding the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, Gaza is still wracked with violence.
More than two...
Michael Toole, Burnet Institute - More than 54,000 children aged under five in Gaza are suffering acute malnutrition, including more than 12,800 who are...
International leaders express support amid hopes for an end to the conflict
Washington — U.S. President Donald J. Trump has unveiled a comprehensive peace plan...
Modern technological progress is constantly redrawing the world's countries as the key to 21st-century growth and new-age modernity. In the Kuwaiti situation, such growth...
Jordanian Apps Solve Global Real-Life Issues
By Hala Al-Momani ~
In trendy Weibdeh district cafes and start-ups in Amman, an open welcoming office space has...
By Noam Eliaz ~
Tel Aviv's Rothschild Boulevard is circled by Bauhaus cafes and buildings, but behind glass dividers, the thrum of innovation is underway....
By Yael Stein ~
Where Israeli campus hallways resound with whine of basement brain-lab rows to roof-top observatories of physics. The whine never ceases. Unzipping...
Istanbul - Turkish hamams, also known as traditional Turkish baths, remain an enduring element of daily life and cultural identity in Turkey. Rooted in...
By Eleanor Marsh ~
With valley windswept by wind into blue seas, century-blown fortress castle centuries' hall of centuries, Türkiye beckons holiday-makers to pastel-colored history...
By Margaret Ellis ~
Where they recall Türkiye, Istanbul cityscape silhouette or blue Aegean shores beach. But a different story of Turkey—where time slumbers, millennia...
By Amina Al-Hakimi ~
Yemen, home to its rich history and shining culture, is finally venturing into another lucrative aspect of its existence: that of...
Allan Steigleman, University of Florida and Elizabeth M. Hofmeister, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Cataract surgery is one of the most popular and...
Yvonne Prince, Cape Peninsula University of Technology; Glenda Mary Davison, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, and Tandi Matsha-Erasmus, Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University
A recent...
Jacobo García Queiruga, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela and Verónica Noya Padín, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela
Nowadays you can buy a cheap pair of...
Allan Steigleman, University of Florida and Elizabeth M. Hofmeister, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Cataract surgery is one of the most popular and...
Christopher Damman, University of Washington - People have been using salt since the dawn of civilization to process, preserve and enhance foods. In ancient...
As the holiday season approaches, Cyprus is preparing to celebrate Christmas 2025 with a blend of traditional festivities and modern attractions. From November 22,...
By Mariam Al-Hadhrami ~
You will find, in midst of war and poverty, in Yemen, something painfully beautiful: individuals living with resilience and grace and...
By Yael Stein ~
Where Israeli campus hallways resound with whine of basement brain-lab rows to roof-top observatories of physics. The whine never ceases. Unzipping...
Nora McDonald, George Mason University - Social media apps regularly present teens with algorithmically selected content often described as “for you,” suggesting, by implication,...
Berlin (ots) - A recent study by Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands, analysed the fate of compostable packaging in an industrial composting plant. The results...
EU researchers are coming up with advanced technologies to spot early signs of fatigue and erratic behaviour in people behind the wheel.
By Tom Cassauwers...
Martin Kear, University of Sydney - Despite the euphoria surrounding the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, Gaza is still wracked with violence.
More than two...
Michael Toole, Burnet Institute - More than 54,000 children aged under five in Gaza are suffering acute malnutrition, including more than 12,800 who are...
International leaders express support amid hopes for an end to the conflict
Washington — U.S. President Donald J. Trump has unveiled a comprehensive peace plan...
Modern technological progress is constantly redrawing the world's countries as the key to 21st-century growth and new-age modernity. In the Kuwaiti situation, such growth...
Jordanian Apps Solve Global Real-Life Issues
By Hala Al-Momani ~
In trendy Weibdeh district cafes and start-ups in Amman, an open welcoming office space has...
By Noam Eliaz ~
Tel Aviv's Rothschild Boulevard is circled by Bauhaus cafes and buildings, but behind glass dividers, the thrum of innovation is underway....
By Yael Stein ~
Where Israeli campus hallways resound with whine of basement brain-lab rows to roof-top observatories of physics. The whine never ceases. Unzipping...
Istanbul - Turkish hamams, also known as traditional Turkish baths, remain an enduring element of daily life and cultural identity in Turkey. Rooted in...
By Eleanor Marsh ~
With valley windswept by wind into blue seas, century-blown fortress castle centuries' hall of centuries, Türkiye beckons holiday-makers to pastel-colored history...
By Margaret Ellis ~
Where they recall Türkiye, Istanbul cityscape silhouette or blue Aegean shores beach. But a different story of Turkey—where time slumbers, millennia...
By Amina Al-Hakimi ~
Yemen, home to its rich history and shining culture, is finally venturing into another lucrative aspect of its existence: that of...
Allan Steigleman, University of Florida and Elizabeth M. Hofmeister, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Cataract surgery is one of the most popular and...
Yvonne Prince, Cape Peninsula University of Technology; Glenda Mary Davison, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, and Tandi Matsha-Erasmus, Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University
A recent...
Jacobo García Queiruga, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela and Verónica Noya Padín, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela
Nowadays you can buy a cheap pair of...
Allan Steigleman, University of Florida and Elizabeth M. Hofmeister, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Cataract surgery is one of the most popular and...
Christopher Damman, University of Washington - People have been using salt since the dawn of civilization to process, preserve and enhance foods. In ancient...
As the holiday season approaches, Cyprus is preparing to celebrate Christmas 2025 with a blend of traditional festivities and modern attractions. From November 22,...
By Mariam Al-Hadhrami ~
You will find, in midst of war and poverty, in Yemen, something painfully beautiful: individuals living with resilience and grace and...
By Yael Stein ~
Where Israeli campus hallways resound with whine of basement brain-lab rows to roof-top observatories of physics. The whine never ceases. Unzipping...
Nora McDonald, George Mason University - Social media apps regularly present teens with algorithmically selected content often described as “for you,” suggesting, by implication,...
Berlin (ots) - A recent study by Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands, analysed the fate of compostable packaging in an industrial composting plant. The results...
EU researchers are coming up with advanced technologies to spot early signs of fatigue and erratic behaviour in people behind the wheel.
By Tom Cassauwers...
The enhancement of human-machine interaction is expected to bring big improvements in support for learning and access to healthcare.
By Caleb Davies - In a Swiss classroom, two children are engrossed in navigating an intricate maze with the help of a small, rather cute, robot. The interaction is easy and playful – it is also providing researchers with valuable information on how children learn and the conditions in which information is most effectively absorbed.
Rapid improvements in intuitive human-machine interactions (HMI) are poised to kick off big changes in society. In particular,...
When the body machinery that kills off hundreds of millions of cells a day fails, inflammation and sickness are often not far behind.
By Vittoria D´Alessio - Cell death, which might sound unwelcome, is...
By Andrew Dunne - European researchers are developing online tools to help small and medium-sized enterprises improve the mental health of employees.
Ask a person working in a small business how things are going...
Many times people feel to smash a punch on their computer. Well, they have feel that their computer PC as a peace of junk. This happens when computer stop giving ultimate output to your hard-work...
Nora McDonald, George Mason University - Social media apps regularly present teens with algorithmically selected content often described as “for you,” suggesting, by implication, that the curated content is not just “for you”...
Shyama V. Ramani, United Nations University and Maximilian Bruder, United Nations University - ChatGPT has been touted as a tool that is going to revolutionise the workplace and home. AI systems like it...
Many times people feel to smash a punch on their computer. Well, they have feel that their computer PC as a peace of junk. This happens when computer stop giving ultimate output to your hard-work on it.
The technology is currently at a rocket speed, you would probably find something more special – the more advanced technology on the second day of computer purchased. You may feel the computer you are using right now is little outdated, sorry if you are using new PC but then too. It is not possible for most of us to keep changing old PCs with new one.
You can upgrade your PC by adding new...
The management of these natural barriers through the ages could hold lessons for coping with climate change and rising sea levels today.
By Sofia Strodt...
Mary Magnuson, The Conversation - The year 2023 proved a big one for lunar science. India’s Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft landed near the south pole of the Moon, a huge accomplishment for a country relatively new to the space scene, especially after its Chandrayaan-2 craft crashed in 2019.
At the same time, NASA’s been gearing up for a host of Moon-related missions, including its Artemis program. In 2023, the agency gained nine signatories to the Artemis Accords, an international agreement for peaceful space exploration, for a total of 32 countries that have signed so far.
As Georgia Tech’s Mariel Borowitz explains, the U.S. now has widespread bipartisan political support for spacefaring – for...
While not primarily useful for telling the time, nuclear clocks could allow scientists to test humankind’s fundamental understanding of how reality works.
By Caleb Davies...
Barry Markovsky, University of South Carolina
Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.
Is it possible for there to be ghosts? – Madelyn, age 11, Fort Lupton, Colorado
Certainly, lots of people believe in ghosts – a spirit left behind after someone who was alive has died.
In a 2021 poll of 1,000 American adults, 41% said they believe in ghosts, and 20% said they had personally experienced them. If they’re right, that’s more than 50 million spirit encounters in the U.S. alone.
That includes the owner of a retail shop near my home who believes...
EU researchers are coming up with advanced technologies to spot early signs of fatigue and erratic behaviour in people behind the wheel.
By Tom Cassauwers...
Salam Titinchi, University of the Western Cape.
Many futuristic novels and films have explored what the world might look like without water. But water scarcity isn’t a problem for the far-off future: it’s already here.
In its 2021 report UN Water outlined the scale of the crisis: 2.3 billion people...
The enhancement of human-machine interaction is expected to bring big improvements in support for learning and access to healthcare.
By Caleb Davies - In a Swiss classroom, two children are engrossed in navigating an intricate maze with the help of a small, rather cute, robot. The interaction is easy and playful – it is also providing researchers with valuable information on how children learn and the conditions in which information is most effectively absorbed.
Rapid improvements in...
As the holiday season approaches, Cyprus is preparing to celebrate Christmas 2025 with a blend of traditional festivities and modern attractions. From November 22,...
Sylvester Kaczmarek, Imperial College London - In today’s interconnected world, space technology forms the backbone of our global communication, navigation and security systems. Satellites...
Many times people feel to smash a punch on their computer. Well, they have feel that their computer PC as a peace of junk. This happens when computer stop giving ultimate output to...
Jie Wang, UMass Lowell
Empowered by artificial intelligence technologies, computers today can engage in convincing conversations with people, compose songs, paint paintings, play chess and...
Kimberly D. Gwinn, University of Tennessee - Hemp and cannabis host many fungi inside and outside the plant, most of which are harmless to most people. However, certain types of fungi such as...
Salam Titinchi, University of the Western Cape.
Many futuristic novels and films have explored what the world might look like without water. But water scarcity isn’t a problem for the far-off future: it’s...
Millions of people facing heart failure could benefit from new advances in artificial versions of the organ.
By Michael Allen - The human heart beats...
By VITTORIA D’ALESSIO
Humans all share a common African ancestry, making African history everyone’s history. Yet little is known about the genetic evolution of people living...
Game theory mathematics is used to predict outcomes in conflict situations. Now it is being adapted through big data to resolve highly contentious issues...
With more people getting on track for sustainable high-speed rail, reducing noise pollution and sophisticated traffic management will boost adoption.
By SARAH WILD
On track for reduced...
Researchers are trying to boost people’s immunity to fake news using online games and other strategies. Can these efforts protect the wider population against...
Acceptance of a person’s sexuality and gender identity requires at least some acknowledgment that they are natural and real.
May 26, 2022
By Hogan Sherrow
There is...
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