NIH-funded research suggests that moderate-to-vigorous physical activity and adequate sleep could lower inflammation and artery plaque buildup associated with some blood stem…
The Department of Energy plans to support innovative chemical technologies that use alternative and waste feedstocks, aiming to enhance US manufacturing and supply chains.
Research suggests that infants exposed to high metal levels, especially between 6 and 9 months old, may face increased risks of mental health symptoms and brain changes later in…
The CDC is monitoring and responding to an Ebola outbreak impacting communities in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, emphasizing global health security.
The UN World Food Programme and South Sudan's government launched a drought anticipatory action plan targeting vulnerable communities in Eastern Equatoria to provide cash…
The U.S. Department of Energy selects coal modernization projects and forms a $1 billion international partnership with Japan to advance energy infrastructure and innovation.
The U.S. Department of Energy has revealed recent initiatives supporting coal-powered fertilizer production, new fusion technology funding, and advanced nuclear reactor…
DOE initiates President Trump’s Nuclear Reactor Pilot Program, aiming to advance 11 advanced reactor technologies toward deployment.
The U.S. Department of Energy is focusing on enhancing the energy supply chain’s cybersecurity and supporting manufacturers with funding to promote advanced materials and…
An independent audit will review the 2016 Consent Order overseeing environmental cleanup at LANL, with public input sought at a July 14, 2026 meeting.
The National Nuclear Security Administration has finished diamond stamping all canned subassemblies for the B61-13 nuclear gravity bomb three months early at Y-12.
The region experiences record ocean warming, sea-level rise, and marine heatwaves in 2025, threatening ecosystems, fisheries, and tropical glaciers.
Research indicates that individuals diagnosed with melanoma at a young age or with multiple melanomas may be more likely to carry genetic mutations, supporting expanded genetic…
Scientists developed an atlas and new database to classify senescent cells, which accumulate with age and may contribute to chronic illness.
A study suggests that higher blood levels of Alzheimer’s-related proteins in people in their 50s and 60s may be linked to declines in processing speed and executive function.
The NIH Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) program aims to support educational projects that increase biomedical research understanding and promote STEM careers among…
Aalo Atomics’ Aalo-X test reactor completed zero-power fueled criticality at Idaho National Lab, marking a fourth DOE advanced reactor milestone ahead of a July 4th target.
A collection of lesson plans, virtual labs, videos, and interactive experiences helps students understand genetics, genomics, and biomedical engineering concepts.
Strong El Niño conditions are forecast to rapidly develop, bringing increased heat, drought, and flooding risks worldwide, according to the WMO.
The PARTNERS clinical trial launches in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to assess antiviral therapies for Bundibugyo virus disease, aiming to identify effective treatments.
Deployable Energy’s Unity microreactor becomes third advanced reactor to reach zero-power fueled criticality under DOE’s Nuclear Energy Launch Pad initiative.
Researchers have identified elevated levels of certain circular RNAs in blood that may more accurately forecast the onset of Alzheimer’s symptoms compared to current biomarkers.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has started its 10-year mission to capture an unprecedented cinematic record of the dynamic Universe through the Legacy Survey of Space and Time.
Data from over 747,000 participants makes the All of Us Research Program the largest combined genomics and electronic health records database globally, including new proteomics…
The National Nuclear Security Administration partners with Amazon Web Services to create a secure cloud environment for sensitive data, advancing digital modernization and AI…
The Federal Energy Management Program offers a no-cost, two-to-three-day on-site training focused on reducing building energy use through operational improvements.
The DOE will host two webinars to discuss its July Hydropower Testing Network Round 2 voucher opportunity, helping applicants understand the process and ask questions.
Despite progress in renewable energy and energy efficiency, 655 million people remain without electricity, mainly in Sub-Saharan Africa, highlighting the need for increased…
The National Nuclear Security Administration leveraged AI and advanced computing to rapidly design and test Aires Tide, a cost-effective flight vehicle supporting national…
The UN Secretary-General outlined a plan to reduce emissions, accelerate renewables, and promote climate resilience amid rising global temperatures and fossil fuel dependence.
UN forum spotlights promising innovations from developing countries, revealing barriers like limited finance and access preventing solutions from scaling.
Climate impacts worsened across Africa in 2025, affecting millions, as El Niño threatens to cause further disruptions worldwide, prompting UN agencies to seek early action funding.
The U.S. Department of Energy announced that Valar Atomics’ advanced reactor design, Ward 250, successfully demonstrated zero-power criticality, marking a key milestone in the…
The International Atomic Energy Agency highlights the start of technical negotiations following a US-Iran memorandum, including uranium enrichment and sanctions discussions.
Danny Mackey, head coach of Brooks Beasts, discusses his coaching journey, integrating science and psychology, and evolving training methods to support elite runners including…
Researchers created an AI tool that designs improved antibacterial peptides, potentially accelerating the development of new antibiotics to combat resistant bacteria.
The U.S. Department of Energy's AFFO will host its 2027 Peer Review Meeting to evaluate projects advancing domestic feedstocks, fuels, and chemicals.
NIH-funded research found that autoantibodies targeting nervous system proteins may be linked to neurological symptoms in certain Long COVID cases.
Researchers used microelectrode arrays and AI models to link neuronal activity with linguistic features during natural conversation.
OceanEye aims to boost global ocean monitoring by fostering international cooperation, securing investments, and promoting accessible ocean data to support sustainable ocean…
NIH reports on stem cell studies improving understanding of blood formation and eye disease therapies, alongside the DASH diet's continued top ranking for cardiovascular health.
Victor Ambros, Gary Ruvkun, and David Baker, long-time NIGMS grantees, have received 2024 Nobel Prizes for their pioneering work in microRNA discovery and computational protein…
This resource explains that a person's identity results from both inherited DNA and environmental influences, highlighting that genetic code is not the sole determinant.
The NIH provides various educational tools and materials including virtual reality experiences and hands-on biology modules for students from elementary to high school.
Several educational programs offer resources on sleep biology, genetics, immunology, neuroscience, cannabis effects, and hearing protection for students from elementary to high…
This resource explains the journey of smells to the brain, their importance in daily activities, and potential reasons for changes in the sense of smell.
The Department of Energy highlights ongoing efforts to maintain and modernize the U.S. nuclear weapons stockpile and advance energy infrastructure to ensure national security and…
The U.S. Department of Energy offers informational webinars for applicants interested in the HyTN Round 2 voucher program, with applications open since June 16, 2026.
The U.S. Department of Energy has added Thailand to the list of countries where certain controlled nuclear technology exports are generally authorized, bringing the total to 51…
The UN FAO reports a historic shift in global fish consumption, with aquaculture supplying the majority of fish, while climate change and overfishing threaten future…
The Division of Program Coordination, Planning, and Strategic Initiatives at NIH facilitates collaborative research across multiple institutes and coordinates efforts in areas…
The National Institutes of Health has created the Office of Research Innovation, Validation, and Application to advance human-relevant research methods and limit animal use.
Research in mice indicates that specific protein parts can activate immune sensors, promoting tolerance to foods like corn, wheat, and soybean.
Huntington’s disease, caused by a defective huntingtin gene, leads to progressive movement and cognitive impairments. Research seeks to address its genetic origins.
Research finds that older adults with exceptional memory have more newly formed brain cells with distinct molecular make-up.
A new agreement establishes the Eastern Mediterranean Energy Center at Rice University to enhance cooperation on energy security, infrastructure, and innovation.
Dr. Raymond H. Jacobson has been appointed director of the NIH Center for Scientific Review to oversee the peer review of grant applications.
A consortium funded by NIH developed the first comprehensive atlas and classification of senescent cells, aimed at informing therapies for age-related diseases.
The NIH Loan Repayment Programs repay qualified educational debt to retain health professionals pursuing biomedical and biobehavioral research careers.
Scientists are using new technologies to measure the exposome—the full range of environmental exposures over a lifetime—and their role in diseases.
Fusion energy research aims to produce safe, abundant, zero-carbon electricity and heat, with ongoing efforts to overcome scientific and technological challenges.
The U.S. Department of Energy released a unified strategy to advance fusion science, technology, and infrastructure aimed at realizing commercial fusion power in the mid-2030s.
Scientists induced specific brain activity patterns in awake mice that resemble sleep, improving memory performance affected by sleep deprivation.
NIH scientists discovered that mutations in the GPR15 gene disrupt regulatory immune cells in the colon, offering new paths for IBD diagnosis and treatment.
A comprehensive scientific report by 550 experts from 86 countries outlines the escalating pressures on the ocean, emphasizing its vital role and the risks climate change and…
Senegalese soldiers in the UN mission MINUSCA helped repel attacks in Zémio, enabling elections and supporting community reconciliation efforts amid ongoing challenges.
Ocean plastic pollution continues to increase globally, impacting over 4,000 marine species and altering marine systems across environmental, economic, and social dimensions.
The U.S. Department of Energy's 17 National Laboratories are critical institutions addressing significant scientific challenges with unique facilities and advanced research.
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Reactor Pilot Program marks a milestone with the Mark-0 advanced reactor completing a zero-power fueled criticality demonstration.
The Department of Energy emphasizes expanding production, technological innovation, and infrastructure development to position the US as a global energy leader.
Secretary Wright introduces new steps to reduce permitting regulations and accelerate construction projects across the Department of Energy’s 17 National Laboratories.
Directors from DOE National Laboratories express support for new permitting guidance aimed at reducing costs, accelerating project timelines, and enhancing construction…
The Department of Energy emphasizes modernization of the nuclear weapons stockpile and advancement of energy systems to enhance national security and energy dominance.
Research highlights that homes contain chemicals from everyday products, but manageable actions can help lower exposure and protect health.
The Third World Ocean Assessment highlights urgent actions informed by science to address ocean pressures and safeguard ecosystems.
Dr. Steven Schiff, a pediatric neurosurgeon and global health researcher, was named director of the Fogarty International Center and NIH associate director for international…
The MiniDock MTB test may enable tuberculosis diagnosis within 30 minutes using sputum or tongue swabs, with accuracy comparable to existing molecular tests, potentially…
Research indicates short RNA molecules can stop or reverse TDP-43 protein clumping, which is linked to neuron death in diseases such as ALS, FTD, and some Alzheimer’s cases.
NIH-funded researchers developed an AI tool identifying tumor cellular neighborhoods linked to treatment response, potentially detectable via blood tests.
A UNESCO-led project documented ten intangible cultural heritage elements of the Sherpa community to help integrate traditional knowledge into climate adaptation policies after a…
Experts and policymakers from the Wider Caribbean met to promote coordinated ocean governance and align national strategies with regional and global frameworks.
A collaborative project aims to expand STEM education in Solomon Islands, focusing on inclusivity, gender transformation, and equipping students for national development.
The 27th session of UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme Council gathers 36 Member States to plan and oversee hydrological initiatives with multilingual…
UNESCO supports millions worldwide by improving teacher training, protecting journalists, advancing AI ethics, and fostering cultural creativity across over 100 countries.
Duy Nguyễn’s illustrated guide captures the diverse cultures and customs of the Mekong Delta, highlighting its communities beyond typical images.
Edgar Morin's extensive body of work spanning over seven decades has been recognized by UNESCO for its profound impact on complexity, dialogue, and human creativity.
The World Meteorological Organization confirms El Niño emergence, urging countries to enhance early warning systems amid expected global temperature rise and extreme weather…
The NIH has received FDA approval to begin a phase I clinical trial testing mitragynine for safety in humans as a potential treatment for opioid use disorder.
Over 60 participants from 26 Caribbean States and partners reviewed progress and plans at the 19th ICG session, highlighting advances in warning systems and community resilience.
A new special call jointly funded by UNESCO and the International Union of Geological Sciences aims to support geoscience research, capacity-building, and regional cooperation in…
WHO advisory groups have prioritized specific candidate therapeutics and a vaccine for clinical evaluation to address Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus amid outbreaks in…
A new UN report indicates a high probability of record global temperatures and significant Arctic warming between 2026 and 2030, with implications for rainfall and sea ice loss.
Recent NIH-sponsored clinical trials show promising results in malaria prevention, cancer therapies, cognitive decline reduction, and heart disease risk.
Anyone can contribute to medical research through citizen science projects like the All of Us Research Program, which seeks to build a diverse health database.
Authorities report cases in Congo and Uganda with proactive measures taken to prevent Ebola spread to the United States; risk to US public remains low.
The CDC provides details about its peer review process for influential scientific information, complying with federal standards and the Information Quality Act.
US government is actively monitoring a hantavirus outbreak linked to the M/V Hondius cruise, with plans for passenger repatriation and health assessments underway.
The CDC offers a wide range of roles for professionals in science, technology, medicine, health care, business, and emergency response to contribute to public health.
The DOE announced $134 million in funding for programs supporting fusion energy research, bridging private industry, national labs, and universities to promote US leadership in…
The U.S. Department of Energy has initiated the Nuclear Reactor Pilot Program, collaborating with 11 advanced reactor projects to facilitate their deployment.
The U.S. Department of Energy outlines measures to modernize coal technology, support coal investment, and secure critical minerals vital for steelmaking and national security.
President Trump directed the Department of Energy to lead efforts advancing nuclear energy and enhancing America's science and innovation standards.
The Department of Energy follows the Information Quality Act to ensure scientific and technical information disseminated is accurate, objective, and subject to public correction…
The Office of Inspector General aims to enhance the integrity and efficiency of DOE programs by detecting fraud, waste, and inefficiency and providing a hotline for reporting…
The Department of Energy provides comprehensive annual reports outlining budget requests, performance goals, and program evaluations to address energy and national security…
The U.S. Department of Energy addresses energy, environmental, and nuclear challenges through various leadership and program offices focused on science, infrastructure, and…
The U.S. Department of Energy provides a range of internships, fellowships, and apprenticeships aimed at students and recent graduates, supporting career development across…
The U.S. Department of Energy's Transportation Technologies Office will hold its 2026 Annual Merit Review to evaluate funded projects advancing DOE's mission.
The Department of Energy aims to enhance America's security and prosperity through transformative science and technology initiatives addressing key energy and environmental issues.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has a rich historical background and supports numerous scientific projects and historical resources nationwide.
The Weldon Spring Site Interpretive Center provides free interdisciplinary programs supporting STEM and Missouri Learning Standards, focusing on environmental science and local…
The U.S. Department of Energy contributes to national security by securing the energy supply, managing the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and enhancing cyber-resilience among other…
The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science supports basic and enabling research that advances technology and national security, with major initiatives in artificial…
The Department of Energy oversees 17 National Laboratories, including three NNSA labs central to nuclear security and many others tackling critical scientific challenges.
The Department of Energy operates through a strategic framework led by Secretary Wright and Deputy Secretary Danly, overseeing diverse missions from basic research to nuclear…
The CDC has updated its public access policy mandating immediate free availability of all peer-reviewed science funded or authored by CDC staff, following a 2022 OSTP directive.
During 2023, ten locally acquired mosquito-transmitted malaria cases were reported in four US states, marking the first such cases since elimination of transmission in the 1950s.
Director Michael Kratsios highlights significant progress and a revitalized vision for American nuclear energy since President Trump's 2025 executive orders.
NIH researchers reveal how semaglutide influences intracellular signaling in brain neurons, highlighting cAMP's role and potential to enhance weight-loss treatments.
The United States and Sweden agreed to deepen bilateral collaboration in strategic science and technology areas including AI, biomedical research, and telecommunications.
NGC 1266, a lenticular galaxy about 100 million light-years away in the Eridanus constellation, displays features bridging spiral and elliptical galaxies.
NASA showcased its plan for a permanent lunar base and advanced robotic missions during the 2026 FIRST Robotics World Championship, engaging over 51,000 participants.
Matt Anderson was sworn in as NASA's deputy administrator to support agency leadership in space exploration, science, and aeronautics missions.
The 2025 Annual Highlights from NASA detail over 750 investigations on the ISS, including studies on robotic surgery, bone regeneration, and radiation-resistant materials for…
Satellite data reveals fresh submarine volcanic activity along Titan Ridge in the Central Bismarck Sea, with thermal and optical anomalies observed since May 8, 2026.
The university team claimed first place with their WINGMAN augmented reality safety glasses designed to assist aircraft mechanics in routine servicing and repairs.
NASA invites proposals for payloads manipulable by robotic arms in low Earth orbit, awarding up to $500,000 to winners and facilitating orbital demonstrations.
Fourteen UNESCO Chairs met in Kerala, India, to review progress and align their work with UNESCO's 2026–2027 priorities, focusing on education, science, culture, and social…
New research highlights that increasing higher education investment for women in science could significantly boost GDP and scientific productivity in Africa.
NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope observed gamma rays from a superluminous supernova likely powered by a magnetar, providing new insights into these energetic cosmic events.
NASA's 2026 Civil Space Shortfall Ranking compiles feedback from over 450 individuals to guide technology development for lunar and planetary exploration missions.
A new AI tool from NASA integrates satellite observations to identify harmful algal blooms in U.S. coastal waters, potentially aiding timely water testing and public health…
Tim Goddard leads NASA’s open water recovery efforts, overseeing operations to safely retrieve Artemis II astronauts and Orion spacecraft from the Pacific Ocean.
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft captured detailed images of wind-formed streaks over impact craters in Mars’ Syrtis Major region, revealing geological features up to 30 miles wide.
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft imaged Mars as a crescent just before a gravity assist maneuver, revealing atmospheric effects on light scattering.
The Psyche spacecraft imaged the large Huygens crater and surrounding southern highlands on Mars, revealing compositional differences in the terrain through enhanced-color data.
Research finds metal exposure during specific developmental windows may increase risk of anxiety, depression, and attention issues in children ages 8 to 14.
Amrullozoda Farzona Amrullo, a 27-year-old physics teacher, joins a gender-balanced team to develop inclusive STEM textbooks in Tajikistan.
UNESCO and partners discuss key questions and evidence needed to support equitable, inclusive, and gender-transformative education systems.
The 28th L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Awards recognize five pioneering female researchers addressing global health and environmental challenges.
Cindy Evans, a NASA Artemis exploration scientist, directs geology training to prepare Artemis crews for scientific observations during lunar missions.
The Moon and Venus appeared near each other in the sky above the Washington Monument, as seen from NASA Headquarters in Washington, creating a notable celestial conjunction.
UNESCO Bangkok and Thailand's Equitable Education Fund sign a two-year agreement to promote equitable education, focusing on out-of-school youth in ASEAN+ countries through…
UNESCO and China have signed a memorandum to collaborate on AI, education, cultural heritage, and science initiatives, including world heritage protection in Africa and…
New NASA data shows a 34% global increase in nighttime lighting, with notable regional brightening and dimming linked to urban growth, energy efficiency, and economic shifts.
NASA released a request for proposals inviting industry collaboration to develop a high-bandwidth Mars Telecommunications Network to support future Mars missions.
A study funded by NIH isolated and mapped the first detailed suite of human antibodies targeting measles virus, revealing new immune response insights and therapeutic potential.
NASA partners with Eta Space and Rocket Lab for the LOXSAT mission to test 11 cryogenic fluid management technologies critical for future deep space missions.
Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL cargo spacecraft delivered fresh produce and over 2,300 pounds of new research and equipment to the International Space Station.
Thawing along the Kuskokwim River has led to ice jams and rising waters around Aniak, with flood watches issued amid rapid changes in ice conditions and snowmelt.
A 3D printing process originally developed for lunar habitats is now used on Earth to create efficient, strong, and visually appealing building elements.
Astronauts from NASA and the Canadian Space Agency discuss their Artemis II mission, a nearly 10-day journey around the Moon, during a visit to the U.S. Capitol.
A clinical trial indicates that treating neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome using symptom-based opioid dosing may shorten hospital stays and reduce medication use compared to…
Two independent teams used advanced genetic and microscopy techniques to uncover a distinct spatial pattern of odor receptors in the mouse nose, enhancing understanding of smell.
A clinical trial suggests the diabetes and obesity drug semaglutide, combined with cognitive behavioral therapy, can reduce alcohol consumption and craving in people with alcohol…
NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has produced its most complete all-sky mosaic showing nearly 700 confirmed and over 5,000 candidate exoplanets as of September…
Expedition 74 astronauts study how pneumonia-causing bacteria affect heart tissue in space, aiming to improve cardiovascular health treatments on Earth and support long-duration…
The Artemis III mission will evaluate rendezvous and docking between Orion and commercial landers in Earth orbit to reduce risks before future lunar landings.
Beaver Island, the largest in the Beaver Archipelago, features diverse habitats, historic lighthouses, and a new dark sky sanctuary attracting visitors.
A study analyzing pancreatic islet cells from diverse donors reveals variations in hormone-producing cell composition that may influence diabetes risk.
NASA's Perseverance rover has taken a detailed self-portrait and a panoramic view of ancient terrain during its westward exploration beyond Jezero Crater on Mars.
Kathleen Harmon, Artemis II mission interface manager, ensures NASA's Deep Space Network supports spacecraft communication for Artemis and other deep space missions.
NASA’s High Performance Spaceflight Computing project is developing a radiation-hardened processor capable of dramatically boosting spacecraft computing power while withstanding…
Curiosity’s Mast Camera took images of a rock nicknamed Atacama, which was stuck on the rover’s drill before being detached after several days of effort.
NASA’s Terra satellite captured valley fog in the Victorian Alps and an arch-shaped cloud over Port Phillip Bay, illustrating autumn weather patterns in southeastern Australia.
The Curiosity rover successfully freed its drill from the Atacama target and conducted detailed geological analyses while preparing for a new drilling site.
NASA's annual Lunabotics Challenge invites collegiate teams to develop autonomous lunar rovers capable of constructing protective berms for Artemis mission infrastructure.
The new Optical Guidelines document outlines standardized methods for assessing the quality of optical sensor data from commercial Earth observation missions, promoting…
NASA Earth Observatory's May 2026 Satellite Puzzler invites viewers to guess the location of a puzzling satellite image and share observations for recognition.
Nicholas Houghton plays a key role in designing and testing life-saving equipment for NASA’s Orion spacecraft, ensuring crew safety during Artemis II and related operations.
A large international study incorporating clinical history, imaging, and biomarkers aims to improve prediction of adverse events in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patients.
Hubble observations of the Milky Way’s dense galactic bulge will aid NASA’s upcoming Roman Space Telescope in surveying millions of stars and detecting thousands of exoplanets.
Jessica Meir, a seasoned astronaut and scientist, was featured in a portrait that became a finalist for NASA’s 2025 Photographer of the Year.
The Middle East is exploring nuclear energy to meet rising demand and support sustainable development, amid concerns over regional security risks.
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft captured a colorized image of Mars about 3 million miles away, using it for a gravity assist to alter its trajectory toward asteroid Psyche.
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft will deliver about 6,500 pounds of supplies and scientific experiments to the International Space Station, supporting research for future deep space…
A large-scale study finds the RTS,S malaria vaccine prevents about one in eight child deaths in Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi, with calls for increased funding to expand access.
NASA's regenerative fuel cell system could provide energy storage and power for Artemis lunar habitats by cycling hydrogen and oxygen in a rechargeable process.
Brian Hughes returns to NASA to lead launch operations at Kennedy and Wallops facilities, aiming to enhance coordination and support U.S. space leadership.
Anton Kiriwas plays a key role at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center as senior technical integration manager, overseeing launch safety and system integration for Artemis missions.
NASA and Microchip Technology Inc. collaborate to create next-gen spaceflight processors that offer over 100 times current computing power with enhanced autonomy and resilience.
Astronaut Chris Williams photographed the Milky Way rising above Earth's atmospheric airglow while aboard the International Space Station in April 2026.
NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center adds new aircraft to its fleet, enhancing capabilities for science and aeronautics test missions while continuing its legacy in flight…
In August 2025, a landslide into Tracy Arm fjord triggered a large tsunami, stripping vegetation and causing seismic activity comparable to a magnitude 5.4 earthquake, as…
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has tested next-generation Mars helicopter rotor blades capable of surpassing the sound barrier, aiming to enhance future aircraft performance on…
NASA has received a full-size crew cabin mock-up of Blue Origin's lunar lander to support astronaut training and testing for upcoming Artemis missions.
NASA's new rotor blade tests show tips can exceed Mach 1 in Martian conditions, enabling heavier payloads and advanced aerial exploration on Mars.
The Republic of Paraguay has joined 66 other nations in signing the Artemis Accords, committing to peaceful, transparent, and cooperative space exploration.
Prithvi, an open-source AI geospatial foundation model, has been successfully uploaded to satellites in orbit, enabling tasks like flood and cloud detection using 13 years of…
Four crew members on NASA’s 378-day Mars simulation have surpassed 200 days inside a 3D-printed habitat, providing insights into isolation and mission stresses.
The first crewed Artemis II mission provided a vivid image of Earth's bright edge against space, marking a step toward future moon landings.
The SNAPPY CubeSat, designed by Wichita State University and supported by NASA, aims to test a prototype solar neutrino detector operating in polar orbit to pave the way for…
A Cornell University team is researching new drone traffic management systems funded by NASA, aiming to safely integrate thousands of drones in the national airspace.
NASA's Landsat 8 satellite recorded von Kármán vortex streets formed by winds interacting with Peter I Island, an isolated volcanic island off West Antarctica.
NASA’s Dryden Aeronautical Test Range provides critical communications, tracking, and data services for cutting-edge aeronautics and space research at Armstrong Flight Research…
NASA Ames Science Directorate highlights the achievements of Lora Jovanović, Tammy Moore, Frances Donovan, and Jaden Ta for their contributions to astrophysics, biosciences, and…
NIH-funded research reveals oral GLP-1 receptor agonists penetrate deep brain regions to suppress pleasure-driven eating and may impact other reward-related disorders.
Research from Cleveland Clinic suggests androgens like testosterone could limit glioblastoma progression by modulating brain immune environment and stress hormones.
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope might identify and weigh isolated neutron stars by measuring their microlensing effects on background stars.
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory detected an enigmatic 'X-ray dot' that may connect small black hole stars and supermassive black holes, located nearly 12 billion light-years away.
NASA engineers created the Lunar Environment Structural Test Rig (LESTR) to test materials at temperatures as low as –388°F without using liquid cryogens, improving safety and…
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft is set to launch on May 12, delivering over 6,500 pounds of cargo and science experiments to the International Space Station.
Shivelyuch, the northernmost active volcano in Kamchatka, shows ongoing explosive eruptions and dome growth that melt snow and reshape its landscape.
Curiosity’s robotic arm detached a rock stuck on its drill after multiple attempts involving vibrations, rotations, and repositioning.
NASA reports that more than 650 volunteers in citizen science projects have become co-authors on peer-reviewed scientific publications, contributing to diverse research areas.
The Curiosity rover encountered difficulties extracting a drill bit from a detached rock block at the Atacama target site, leading to a focus on remote sensing activities instead…
NASA's Perseverance Mars rover captured a detailed 360-degree panorama of 'Crocodile Bridge,' a region on Jezero Crater's rim containing some of Mars' oldest rocks.
Thirty-eight educators from Virginia’s Tidewater region collaborate with NASA eClips and GLOBE to deepen STEM instruction through hands-on learning and community partnerships.
The United States celebrates National Astronaut Day, highlighting milestones from Alan Shepard’s 1961 flight to the recent Artemis II mission orbiting the Moon, advancing deep…
Citizen scientists involved in NASA's Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 project have identified over 3,000 new brown dwarfs, significantly expanding knowledge of these elusive objects.
The new coloring book blends science, art, and Indigenous cultural insights to teach about the Sun-Earth system, targeting grades 6-12 and adults.
Marking 65 years since Alan B. Shepard Jr.'s historic Freedom 7 mission, NASA highlights its legacy and future Moon exploration plans.
Research indicates ancient microbes used molybdenum despite its scarcity, shedding light on vital biochemical reactions foundational to life’s evolution.
During a May 1, 2026 flyby, NASA’s Juno spacecraft captured detailed images of Thebe, Jupiter’s second largest inner moon, highlighting its connection to the planet’s faint ring…
NASA astronaut Chris Williams will respond to prerecorded STEM questions from Florida students during a live call streamed from the International Space Station.
The volcanic landscape near Ahuachapán, El Salvador, features active and dormant volcanoes, geothermal hotspots, and energy infrastructure linked to historical eruptions and…
NASA awards $6.9 million contract to Interlune to develop and test lunar soil analysis tools enhancing future Moon missions' self-sufficiency.
Ireland has become the newest member of the Artemis Accords, committing to responsible lunar and space exploration alongside 23 other ESA member states and global partners.
The Laser Geodynamics Satellite (LAGEOS) launched in 1976 has enabled precise Earth measurements and tests of general relativity through laser ranging from the ground.
Between January 2022 and March 2023, Hektoria Glacier in Antarctica lost about 25 km in length, including the fastest rate of grounded ice loss recorded in modern times.
The 2026 Findings from the Field Symposium emphasized student-led science communication and collaboration with experts from NASA and GMRI.
A recent study analyzing TESS observations of eclipsing binary stars identified 27 candidate exoplanets by measuring changes in stellar eclipse timings.
Hubble Space Telescope captured images of the spiral galaxy NGC 3137, located 53 million light-years away, offering insights into galaxy groups similar to our Local Group.
The Republic of Malta joined the Artemis Accords, committing to peaceful and transparent space exploration alongside NASA and other nations.
Endurance, an uncrewed cargo lander by Blue Origin, has finished tests in NASA's Chamber A to support future Artemis lunar missions and advance human landing system technology.
Researchers discovered bacteria within both calcium oxalate and struvite kidney stones, suggesting microbes may actively contribute to stone formation beyond infections.
A new study shows a blood test measuring p-tau217 levels could predict when Alzheimer's symptoms may begin, potentially aiding prevention and treatment plans.
Artemis II astronauts visited the United Nations, continuing a tradition of space pioneers advocating for international cooperation and shared responsibility in space exploration.
NASA is launching the STORIE mission to observe Earth's ring current, aiming to better understand its fluctuations and impact on space weather and satellite operations.
The spiral galaxy NGC 3137, located 53 million light-years away, is observed by Hubble revealing star clusters, a massive black hole, and nebulae as part of a study on stellar…
NASA invites students and enthusiasts to participate in STEM challenges, virtual career sessions, and citizen science projects this summer.
NASA has received ground support equipment, including HEPA wall modules, at Kennedy Space Center to aid final preparations for the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope’s upcoming…
Janet Petro, director of NASA's Kennedy Space Center and former acting NASA administrator, is retiring after a distinguished career shaping the spaceport's multi-user operations.
NASA’s Artemis II astronauts participated in ringing the Nasdaq closing bell after their nearly 10-day lunar journey in April 2026.
Powerful rains from Tropical Cyclone Maila caused landslides in East New Britain's mountains, resulting in fatalities and widespread terrain damage.
The team behind NASA’s 2001 Mars Odyssey orbiter commemorated 25 years since the spacecraft's launch by unveiling a large global map of Mars derived from the orbiter’s THEMIS…
The Artemis III mission’s core stage of the Space Launch System rocket was transported to Kennedy Space Center to complete assembly for the upcoming lunar crewed flight.
Ireland will formalize its commitment to the Artemis Accords during a signing event hosted by NASA in Washington, joining international efforts for safe lunar exploration.
May 2026 offers skywatchers a chance to see the Eta Aquarid meteors, a close Moon and Venus conjunction, and a Blue Moon, according to NASA.
Marking its 50th anniversary, NASA Goddard's Visitor Center in Greenbelt, Maryland continues to offer engaging exhibits and programs showcasing NASA's work and space exploration.
The Semipalatinsk Treaty uniting five Central Asian states in renouncing nuclear weapons continues to be a key example of regional security and non-proliferation commitment.
Morocco has become the 64th signatory of the Artemis Accords, committing to responsible and cooperative space exploration alongside NASA and other nations.
Satellite imagery reveals multiple atmospheric phenomena including cloud streets, von Kármán vortex streets, and a polar low off Alaska’s coast at winter’s close.
UN officials emphasize need for new approach to Iran nuclear deal and stress importance of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty despite it not yet entering into force.
The NISAR satellite mission captures detailed radar data showing land sinking over 2 cm per month in Mexico City due to groundwater pumping and urban weight.
The Artemis II astronauts maintained their physical and mental health using a compact flywheel exercise device designed for deep space missions.
Curiosity has started drilling at the Atacama site to study layered-sulfate bedrock for mineralogical analysis, comparing it with previous samples from lower elevations.
Research in mice indicates that alterations in gut microbiomes during aging may weaken gut-brain communication and impair memory, potentially informing future human treatments.
NIH-funded researchers found that blocking fructose metabolism in immune cells called microglia may improve immune activity and survival in mouse models of aggressive brain cancer.
NASA and Boeing have tested an innovative truss-braced wing concept in wind tunnels to explore its potential for improving fuel efficiency in future aircraft.
NASA and partners performed prescribed burns on 2,600 acres at Kennedy Space Center during launch operations to enhance land management amid increasing launch activity.
The Hubble Space Telescope observed IC 486, a barred spiral galaxy about 380 million light-years away, showing its bright central bar and smooth spiral arms.
The Pineland Road and Highway 82 fires in southern Georgia have destroyed more than 120 homes and remain partially contained as firefighters continue battling the blazes during…
Curiosity captured a high-resolution 360-degree panorama of Mars' Nevado Sajama region, showcasing unique boxwork formations and documenting recent drilling activity.
A recently discovered X-ray source may reveal the nature of 'little red dots,' a puzzling class of objects observed about 12 billion light-years away, potentially indicating…
NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center has modernized a 1968 hangar to house the X-59, aiming to enable quieter commercial supersonic flight.
Landsat 8 and 9 increasingly utilize their ascending orbit to capture nighttime images, aiding in monitoring volcanoes, wildfires, and thermal features at sites like Yellowstone…
Curiosity rover's right navigation camera captured a timelapse from 2020 to 2026 to monitor wheel movements and shifting sand on Mars, aiding atmospheric studies.
NASA and ESA astronauts collaborate aboard the International Space Station to explore DNA-inspired assembly techniques for potential cancer therapies.
NASA’s Artemis II mission employed a laser communications system to transmit high-definition video and data from lunar distance, demonstrating higher data rates than traditional…
A prototype lithium-fed magnetoplasmadynamic thruster was tested by NASA, potentially advancing propulsion for crewed missions to Mars and beyond.
NASA's X-59 supersonic research aircraft now carries the Freedom 250 logo, commemorating the nation's 250th birthday in 2026 as part of its Quesst mission.
UNESCO's online shop features publications like the renewed UNESCO Garden by Noguchi and The UNESCO Courier magazine, emphasizing cultural and scientific cooperation.
Citizen scientists contributed video observations of meteoroid impacts on the Moon during Artemis II, aiding researchers in studying lunar impacts and interior structure.
NASA encourages people worldwide to contribute to space research through citizen science projects focused on plant growth, solar storm monitoring, and data analysis.
NASA's Curiosity and Perseverance rovers provide 360-degree panoramas revealing distinct ancient Martian landscapes and geological histories.
The World Health Organization has prequalified artemether-lumefantrine for newborns and infants and added new rapid diagnostic tests to address malaria detection challenges.
Rainfall is expected to remain uneven in Somalia with localized heavy rain in Lower Juba, persistent high temperatures, and ongoing drought recovery challenges.
NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway will respond to prerecorded STEM questions from Missouri students during a live-call event streamed online.
Over a decade, NASA's University Leadership Initiative has supported over 1,100 students from 100 schools to innovate in areas including high-speed flight and electrified…
A close-up of the Trifid Nebula captured by Hubble reveals intricate star-forming regions shaped by massive stars over 300,000 years.
Peter Rossoni managed the first operational use of laser communications on a crewed mission around the Moon, enabling high-speed data transfers between Orion and Earth.
NASA Kennedy Space Center upgrades its Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility for the Roman Space Telescope's final inspections and fueling before launch.
Two NASA Johnson Space Center leaders received awards for their roles in human spaceflight, including the Artemis II mission and International Space Station operations.
NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission will launch a four-member international team including astronauts from NASA, CSA, and Roscosmos to the ISS for a long-duration science expedition.
A recent study by NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory indicates young Sun-like stars in star clusters emit significantly less X-ray radiation, which may benefit orbiting planets.
NASA has made its Launch, Ascent, and Vehicle Aerodynamics (LAVA) computational fluid dynamics software available to the US aerospace sector to enhance mission design and…
NASA has created a system called IVGEN Mini to convert water into sterile intravenous fluid in space, aiming to extend medical support for deep space missions.
Early childhood education is vital for child development, with varying enrolment rates across OECD countries. Most nations also see high enrolment beyond compulsory education…
NASA’s Boeing 777 has completed structural upgrades in Texas to become the agency’s largest airborne research laboratory, set for its inaugural science mission in 2027.
NASA targets launch of its Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope by early September 2026, ahead of a May 2027 commitment, to enable expansive astronomical observations.
NASA's Earth observation has progressed from the iconic 1968 Earthrise photo to advanced radar imaging missions like NISAR, enhancing understanding of Earth's surface and…
An image captured by Artemis II astronauts displays the terminator line between night and day on Earth, highlighting NASA’s ongoing Earth observations.
A joint FAO and WMO report finds that rising extreme heat is causing significant crop losses, livestock stress, and labor challenges, risking global food security.
Anil Menon, a NASA astronaut and emergency medicine physician, is set to launch on the Soyuz MS-29 mission to the International Space Station in July for an eight-month stay.
The OECD emphasizes that effective, well-designed agricultural policies are crucial for meeting rising food demand while addressing environmental sustainability and rural…
The CDC's Traveler-Based Genomic Surveillance program has exceeded one million voluntary participants, aiding early detection of emerging public health threats at U.S. borders.
Curiosity reached the rim of Antofagasta crater but avoided drilling due to sandy fill risks and is now targeting layered sulfate rocks nearby for its next campaign.
A NASA astronaut photo highlights the lush greenery, parks, and planned communities interwoven with urban development around Greenbelt, Maryland, near Washington D.C.
A machine learning tool analyzes single-cell tumor data to predict survival outcomes and identify high-risk cell populations in melanoma and liver cancer.
NASA Langley Research Center and the United Network for Organ Sharing have partnered to study drone-based organ delivery to reduce transport times and improve transplant outcomes.
NASA's Johnson Space Center highlights Artemis as a pivotal program for sustainable lunar exploration and preparing for future Mars missions with global and commercial…
NASA’s PACE satellite captures hyperspectral data to monitor dust, wildfire smoke, algal blooms, and ocean ecosystems, enhancing understanding of Earth’s environment.
NASA is investing in small businesses through its SBIR and STTR programs to develop technologies for space exploration and Earth applications.
Jordan will officially join the Artemis Accords as the 63rd signatory during a ceremony hosted by NASA in Washington.
UNESCO's 2,260 sites cover over 13 million sq km, housing rich biodiversity, nearly 900 million people, and storing large carbon stocks, while facing significant threats.
NASA will provide live coverage of the launch and docking of the unpiloted Progress 95 resupply spacecraft carrying supplies to the International Space Station.
The Curiosity rover identified seven previously undetected organic molecules in a Martian rock sample, expanding knowledge of Mars' ancient chemistry.
Hubble Space Telescope observations reveal intricate filaments and rapid expansion of the Crab Nebula remnants over 25 years.
Ames Research Center contributed to NASA's Artemis II mission by advancing heat shield technology, sensor development, and aerothermal simulations for the crewed lunar flyby.
NASA was honored with two Webby Awards and five Webby People's Voice Awards, recognizing achievements in digital media including podcasts, social media, and apps.
The Council of the EU adopted regulations aimed at improving the quality, availability, and traceability of forest reproductive material and supporting innovation in the EU seed…
The Council has adopted a regulation establishing a framework for new genomic techniques to enhance sustainability, competitiveness, and innovation in the EU food system.
Rising material consumption is expected to significantly amplify environmental effects including climate change, acidification, and waste generation, according to OECD projections.
More than one-third of individuals in OECD countries use generative AI tools, while firm-level AI adoption has doubled in two years, though uptake varies across demographics and…
Azerbaijan features at least 220 mud volcanoes, some forming tadpole-shaped islands on the Caspian Sea, created by eruptions and shaped by erosion and currents.
NASA and SpaceX plan a resupply mission to the International Space Station carrying scientific experiments and supplies aboard a Dragon spacecraft.
NASA's initial assessments of Artemis II reveal expected performance of the Orion spacecraft’s heat shield and systems, supporting preparations for future lunar and Mars missions.
NASA has moved the core stage of the Space Launch System rocket to Kennedy Space Center, progressing toward the Artemis III crewed lunar landing mission.
The NIH Office of Science Policy collaborates across biomedical fields to adapt policies alongside advances in science and technology.
The NIH Office of the Principal Deputy Director manages daily operations, overseeing research funding, administration, and coordination across NIH Institutes and Centers.
The Hubble Space Telescope reveals intricate structures in the star-forming Trifid Nebula, showing changes over decades and interactions of young stars with their surroundings.
NASA has issued ethics guidance concerning Widely Attended Gatherings (WAGs) related to numerous space policy, industry, and recognition events held throughout 2025 and 2026.
NASA’s X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft has reached a new phase in testing by flying with its wheels retracted, marking progress toward its supersonic flight goals.
Latvia has signed the Artemis Accords, joining 61 other countries in pledging transparent, responsible, and peaceful exploration of the Moon and beyond.
The OECD underscores the importance of biodiversity, safe chemical production, and balanced environmental policies to support sustainable development and green technologies.
Despite improvements, nearly 20% of plastic waste is projected to be mismanaged by 2040, leading to substantial plastic accumulation in rivers and oceans, according to OECD…
Sustainable biodiversity conservation and restoration efforts can enhance carbon storage, climate resilience, and pollution reduction through coordinated policies and improved…
The OECD's coordinated approach on chemical safety helps countries avoid repeating tests, harmonize risk assessment tools, and improve chemical safety worldwide.
OECD reports emphasize the role of data monitoring, school autonomy, and flexible policies to improve education quality and address student disparities across socio-economic…
Agricultural production in OECD countries has increased with reduced greenhouse gas intensity, but challenges remain in biodiversity protection, water conservation, and soil…
The NIH Intramural Research Program fosters innovative biomedical research through a collaborative environment focused on diverse health challenges.
The NIH pursues groundbreaking initiatives to accelerate scientific discovery and address health needs including genetics, addiction, and disabilities.
The Accelerating Medicines Partnership (AMP) is a public-private collaboration aimed at enhancing diagnostics and therapies while reducing development time and cost.
The NIH released a comprehensive five-year plan to advance research focused on the health and well-being of Americans with disabilities, emphasizing a person-centered approach…
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the largest public funder of biomedical and behavioral research, contributing to significant health and scientific progress globally.
The NIH sets specific quarterly due dates for various grant application types, with some variations based on activity codes and application types.
The National Institutes of Health invests most of its budget in medical research to improve health outcomes and supports researchers through various funding mechanisms, including…
The NIH offers various funding mechanisms and resources to support biomedical research, training, career development, and small business initiatives.
NIH contracts are legally binding agreements focused on specific deliverables and schedules, differing from grants in oversight, evaluation, and proposal submission processes.
Recent NIH research reveals new insights into brain cell activity in older adults, proteins involved in food allergies, and innovative RNA-based heart attack therapy.
Researchers developed a blood test that identifies early pancreatic cancer by detecting specific protein levels, potentially improving early diagnosis and treatment outcomes.
A personalized cellular immunotherapy approach may shrink tumors and prevent regrowth in some metastatic colorectal cancer patients, early trial results suggest.
Two NIH-supported trials found an investigational malaria vaccine to be safe and provide sustained protection against infection and malaria in pregnancy over two years without…
An AI algorithm created by NIH may help clinicians efficiently connect potential volunteers with clinical trials, potentially accelerating research progress.
The UNFPA highlights demographic resilience as a strategy to address ageing populations and declining fertility without economic decline.
At COP28 in Dubai, the FIA emphasizes tailored decarbonisation solutions and showcases innovations from motor sport to promote sustainable, inclusive road transport.
