Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies Honors Students with Overseas Study Permits On July 25, 2025, Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies (NUFS) held a ceremony to formally award permission letters to students selected for the 2025 Overseas Dispatch Study Program. The event, celebrated with a polite and encouraging atmosphere, marked a significant milestone for the participating … Read more
Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies Students Selected as 2025 Korean Government Scholars Nagasaki, Japan – July 25, 2025 – Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies (NUFS) is proud to announce that six of its talented students have been selected as recipients of the prestigious 2025 Korean Government Scholarship Program. This remarkable achievement underscores the dedication, academic … Read more
A New Science Super-Tool is Here to Help Make Awesome Medicines! Imagine you’re building with LEGOs. You have all these different bricks, right? Some are big, some are small, some have special shapes. Scientists are kind of like LEGO builders, but instead of LEGOs, they use tiny, tiny building blocks called molecules. These molecules are … Read more
Meta to Halt Political, Electoral, and Social Issue Advertising in the European Union In a significant move responding to evolving regulatory landscapes, Meta (formerly Facebook) has announced its intention to cease offering political, electoral, and social issue advertising across the European Union. The company shared this decision on July 25, 2025, citing the incoming European … Read more
Get Ready for Awesome Science! Join the Ohio State University “Quality and Professional Affairs Committee” Meeting! Hey Science Superstars! Did you know that even grown-ups at Ohio State University have special clubs that help make sure everything is super cool and works really well? One of these clubs is called the Quality and Professional Affairs … Read more
When the Lights Go Out: Why Some Neighborhoods Get Darker and Stay Darker Imagine your lights suddenly go out. You might have to stop playing your favorite video game, or maybe your TV turns off in the middle of a show. That’s a power outage! But what if for some people, those lights stay out … Read more
Dancing Towards a Brighter Future: How Science Helps Us Connect! Imagine a world where everyone, no matter where they live, can feel the joy of dancing and connect with new friends. That’s exactly what’s happening at Ohio State University, and guess what? Science is playing a super important role in making it happen! On July … Read more
Microsoft Research Explores the Transformative Impact of Generative AI on Medical Education REDMOND, WA – July 24, 2025 – Microsoft Research has published a comprehensive article, “Navigating Medical Education in the Era of Generative AI,” offering insightful perspectives on how the rapidly evolving landscape of generative artificial intelligence is poised to reshape the future of … Read more
Breakthrough in Organic Synthesis: Tokyo University Researchers Develop Efficient One-Step Method for Metadisubstituted Benzene Synthesis Using Atmospheric Oxygen Tokyo, Japan – July 25, 2025 – The University of Tokyo has announced a significant advancement in the field of organic chemistry with the publication of their research detailing a novel, one-step synthesis of metadisubstituted benzene derivatives. … Read more
Tokyo University Researchers Uncover Novel Three-Stage Ice Growth Mechanism, Advancing Understanding of Ice Particles in Earth’s Atmosphere and Space Tokyo, Japan – Researchers at the University of Tokyo have announced a significant breakthrough in understanding the fundamental processes of ice formation. In a newly published paper, the team details the discovery of a novel three-stage … Read more