Category Science

On-Demand Webinar: The Future of Research Visibility: Beyond Traditional Metrics Introduction Success in scientific publishing has long been measured by citations and impact factors. Yet in today’s Medical Affairs landscape,…

In early 2025, the Greek island of Santorini was in the news due to the presence of massive earthquakes. The island was plagued with over 28,000 earthquakes in the span…

Taking a second look at pottery fragments excavated back in 2005 has rewritten a chapter of Mediterranean history. A team from the University of South Florida (USF) found traces of…

Key Takeaways on Cat Parasite That Can Infect Humans A cat parasite that can infect humans is called toxoplasma and it’s a parasite that can live in all cat species.…

Whatever you thought when you were younger, your siblings are the same species as you. It’s a simple rule that rings true for almost all animals, including most insects, from…

Singapore’s public sector has long been recognised as a leader in evidence-based policymaking. But fragmented systems and manual review processes are still slowing down critical insights. This case study explores…

Integrated research intelligence is powering smarter, faster, fairer public sector outcomes New Zealand’s public sector is tasked with delivering excellence under increasing scrutiny—balancing transparency, equity, and national priorities such as…

Research published earlier in 2025 found that whales sing less when food is scarce. Using underwater microphones, or hydrophones, an interdisciplinary team of researchers recorded the songs of blue whales…

Normally, cats and water are two things that don’t really get along. But a jaguar in Brazil has demonstrated some impressive swimming skills and now holds a world record. The…

If you’re lounging outside on a muggy night enjoying a beer, you may start to notice wave after wave of mosquitoes pestering you. And it’s not just an unlucky coincidence…