Professor Tung-Sung Tseng received a prestigious award for his collaborative research in tobacco-related cancers.
Year: 2026
The Simplest Focus Booster Is Sitting in Your Drawer Right Now
Neuroscientists explained the cognitive benefits of writing by hand with pen and paper to boost focus.
Overnight Science News: The heat is no laughing matter
A science column examined the physiological and ecological impacts of intensifying global heatwaves.
Science news this week: Life on Mars, weird water and a curious human cousin
A weekly science roundup covered Martian soil analysis, unusual water states, and hominid fossil discoveries.
Scientists Say the “Backrooms” Have Become a New Kind of Tourist Destination
Sociologists studied the online phenomenon of ‘The Backrooms’ as a virtual tourist destination and meme.
3 ways you’re working wrong, according to scientists
Cognitive scientists shared research-backed insights exposing productivity myths in open office environments.
Is 10,000 Steps a Day Actually Based on Science? Here’s What the Research Says
Medical researchers analyzed the validity of the 10,000-steps goal, suggesting lower targets are equally beneficial.
This Week in Science: An Earthquake Shift, a Black Hole First, And More!
A weekly science roundup covered tectonic movements in California and the first observation of a dormant black hole.
Scientists Challenge a Fundamental Assumption About Consciousness
A new scientific paper challenged traditional neuroscientific models regarding the nature of human consciousness.
Scientists in Synagogues grant program to name finalists in July
The Scientists in Synagogues program announced plans to name its project finalists for promoting religion-science dialogues.