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Society needs institutions where uncomfortable questions can be asked without fear that, even before research begins, the politically or morally "correct" answer has already been predetermined. Just as society needs a free press, it also needs free scientific inquiry, writes Mari‑Liis Jakobson.
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Ancient animal bones from Ferriters Cove are now identified as bear and wild boar. This reclassification challenges decades of evidence for early farming in Ireland. Previously thought to be cattle, these remains are now understood differently. Modern scientific techniques revealed the true identity of these ancient specimens.
Hitzerekorde, Niedrigwasser: Der Klimawandel ist längst ein Wirtschaftsthema. Ein wichtiges Strömungsgeflecht im Atlantik könnte das verschärfen – oder dämpfen.
Penemuan anak-anak penyu di Pasir Puteh semalam 'petanda sangat positif', kata Jabatan Perikanan Kelantan.
Sunlight may provide an energy-efficient alternative to lasers used in quantum computing The post Researchers harness sunlight to generate quantum entanglement appeared first on Physics World .
If prospective recruits come to expect a job-market cost after voluntary war service, Russia may find it harder or more expensive to attract volunteers.
Copernicus warns of 'unprecedented strain' on world's oceans as El Nino and climate change drive up sea temperatures.
