Academic

Harvard Gazette Explores the Crucial Role of Humanities in the Future of Space Exploration Cambridge, MA – In an era increasingly defined by technological advancements and ambitious endeavors in outer space, Harvard University’s latest publication, “Carving a place in outer space for the humanities,” thoughtfully examines the often-overlooked yet vital contributions of humanistic disciplines to … Read more

Harvard Researchers Unveil Groundbreaking Method for Materializing Digital Information Cambridge, MA – August 11, 2025 – In a development that could redefine the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds, researchers at Harvard University have announced a significant breakthrough in their ability to translate abstract digital information into tangible, physical structures. Published today in the … Read more

A Promising Glimpse: New Research Uncovers Potential Clues for Movement Disorders Cambridge, MA – August 11, 2025 – A recent groundbreaking study from Harvard University, published today in the Harvard Gazette, offers a compelling new perspective on the complex mechanisms underlying movement disorders, including Parkinson’s disease and others. The research, detailed in the article “Possible … Read more

Safeguarding Young Lives: Harvard’s New Guidance on Extreme Heat for Children Cambridge, MA – August 12, 2025 – As the planet continues to grapple with the escalating realities of climate change, the unique vulnerabilities of children to extreme heat are coming under sharper focus. In a timely and crucial publication, Harvard University has released comprehensive … Read more

Imagine a Magical Helper for Your Computer Code! AWS Lambda and GitHub Actions Make it Easy! Hey there, future scientists and coders! Have you ever built something amazing with LEGOs? Or maybe drawn a super cool picture? Well, computers have their own way of building amazing things, and that’s called coding! Coding is like giving … Read more

Magical Data Houses on the Cloud! Meet SageMaker’s Super Helper! Imagine you have a giant toy box, filled with all sorts of amazing toys – building blocks, cars, dolls, and even pretend rockets! But sometimes, it’s hard to find the exact toy you’re looking for, right? And what if you want to build a super-duper … Read more

Invitation to the 2025 Joint Meeting of the Hanshin and Kyoto Branches of the History of Science Society of Japan We are pleased to announce that the History of Science Society of Japan will be holding its 2025 Joint Meeting, co-organized by its Hanshin and Kyoto branches. This event is scheduled to take place on … Read more

Imagine Super-Seeing Your Computer’s Secrets! 🚀✨ Hey future scientists and tech wizards! Have you ever wondered how the amazing games you play or the apps you use on your tablet actually work? It’s like magic, but it’s actually science and clever computer thinking! And guess what? The grown-ups at Amazon, who help build lots of … Read more

CSIR Seeks Custom Shipping Containers for Peddie Town Project The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has issued a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for the supply and delivery of ten bespoke shipping containers, each measuring 12 meters by 3 meters. These custom-made containers are intended for installation in Peddie town, located in the Eastern … Read more

CSIR Develops Innovative Pumping Solution for Magnesite Waste Activated Sludge The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has announced the successful provision of a packaged pumping solution specifically designed for the transfer of magnesite waste activated sludge slurry. This significant development, detailed in a recent publication, marks a crucial step forward in managing and … Read more