Egg-splorations: South Florida’s Egg Hunts Teach Kids About Animal Habits and Traditions
The excitement of Easter egg hunts is a time-honored tradition, and South Florida is no stranger to this beloved pastime. In downtown Fort Lauderdale, children gathered at the Museum of…
Illustrating Breast Cancer: The Importance of Stock Images in Education and Awareness
Breast cancer is a type of cancer that affects the cells of the breast. This disease can take many different forms, each with its own set of characteristics and treatment…
Transtech Optelecom Science Holdings’ FY 2023 Financial Results Reveal Decline in Revenue and Net Loss, But Also Signs of Improvement
Transtech Optelecom Science Holdings (HKG:9963) has released its full year 2023 financial results, showing a decline in revenue to HK$174.2m, down 25% from the previous fiscal year. The net loss…
Jamestown Women’s Club Celebrates Efficiency in Domestic Science
In 1914, the Women’s Club of Jamestown dedicated a spring Saturday to taking lessons in the “domestic sciences”. The club members spent the day revisiting the domestic science curriculum taught…
Double Trouble: Back-to-Back X-Class Solar Flares Cause Concern as Sun Enters Peak Explosive Period
A powerful solar flare, strong enough to ionize a portion of Earth’s atmosphere, was detected from the sun on March 28. The flare, categorized as an X1.1, was the most…
Chadron State College’s Cutting-Edge Scanning Electron Microscope: A Game-Changer for Students and Researchers
Recently, Chadron State College acquired a cutting-edge Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) worth $120,000. Funded by the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (CSLFRF) from the State of Nebraska, this…
Citizens Unlock Hidden Insights on Sea Horses: The Impact of Community-Driven Scientific Research
In recent years, sea horses have been the focus of intense scientific research, thanks in part to the efforts of members of the public. The iSeahorse science project, launched in…
Unleashing Young Minds: GCSU Hosts Largest Annual Science and Engineering Fair in Georgia’s History
The 7th Annual Science and Engineering Fair at Georgia College & State University attracted over 400 students from across Georgia, marking the largest group of elementary students to participate in…
New Mexico Military Institute Claims First Spot in National Science Bowl Competition
A group of high school students from the New Mexico Military Institute recently clinched a spot in the national Science Bowl competition, having won their regional competition. This marked the…
Festus High School Students Shine at Mastodon Arts and Science Fair
The Mastodon Arts and Science Fair, a week-long event held at the Jefferson College Fieldhouse in Hillsboro, recently concluded. The award ceremony took place on Saturday, where Festus High School…