Researchers have unveiled Yana, a 50,000-year-old baby mammoth found in Serbia, believed to be the world’s best-preserved mammoth carcass. Discovered in the thawing permafrost of the Batagaika crater, Yana weighed over 100kg and measured 120cm tall. The discovery was made…
The Forest Research Institute near Therma in Thessaloniki focuses on developing technology and expertise for sustainable management of terrestrial ecosystems. Gabriel Spyrouglou, a forestry expert, emphasizes the importance of managing ecosystems based on existing species, especially given the recent drought…
Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Georgios Kotsiras addressed the Parliament, emphasizing the importance of scientific diplomacy through the Greek diaspora. He outlined various initiatives aimed at connecting Greek scientists abroad with local institutions and enhancing educational and research opportunities. Kotsiras noted…
A new project led by journalist Vasiliki Machaira and Dr. Despina Tsiaphaki aims to recreate the sounds of Xanthi, Greece, as they may have existed in the 19th century. Utilizing modern technology, visitors can experience a blend of human and…
Preparations for the 2nd Student Mathematics Conference, titled ‘Mathematical Challenges in the 21st Century’, have begun following the success of the inaugural event. Scheduled for March 15-16, 2025, the conference, organized by Dr. Athanasia Balomenou and the Hellenic Mathematical Society,…
A team of researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology has announced significant advancements in quantum computing technology that could lead to faster problem-solving capabilities and reduced energy consumption. The new methods utilize cutting-edge algorithms and novel materials to enhance qubit…
An international research team embarks on a prominent oceanographic mission, MSM132, to explore underwater volcanic centers in Santorini and the fault off Amorgos in the Aegean Sea. Led by GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, the mission aims to…
A recent study published in ‘Nature’ reveals that increased fructose consumption may promote cancer growth, particularly in animal models of melanoma, breast cancer, and cervical cancer. Researchers found that the liver converts fructose into nutrients that benefit cancer cells, thereby…
As extreme rainfall leads to devastating floods across Europe, researchers like Holger Schüttrumpf from Aachen University are striving for innovative flood protection solutions. The year 2024 stands out for its unprecedented flooding events, highlighting weaknesses in existing infrastructures. Experts emphasize…
In South Carolina, 43 rhesus monkeys escaped from the Alpha Genesis medical research facility due to an unlocked door. Local authorities report that the monkeys, known for their social behavior, have been spotted around the premises but are not deemed…
In a bizarre incident in Yemassee, South Carolina, 43 rhesus macaque monkeys escaped from the Alpha Genesis research facility. The police have advised residents to secure their homes and avoid interaction with the monkeys, which are currently roaming the surrounding…
Microbiologist Lalita Ramakrishnan has been awarded the prestigious Robert Koch Prize for her pioneering work on tuberculosis at the University of Cambridge. The award, which comes with a €120,000 prize, recognizes her significant contributions to understanding how tuberculosis bacteria evade…
