Research & Development

The 2026 International Congress of Basic Science isn't just a meeting. It's a declaration of China's ambition to lead and a debate on AI's true role.

A landmark survey reveals Republicans and Democrats in key states overwhelmingly agree on federal family support, challenging the narrative of a divided America.

Singapore is set to host a high-stakes summit connecting Nobel laureates, AI pioneers, and investors to supercharge the "AI for Science" movement. But can it deliver?

A posthumous memoir from a NASA pioneer reveals how frontier ingenuity built a strategic asset in Alaska, a story more relevant than ever in 2026.

RTI International's latest award is more than a trophy. It's a data-backed case study in building a resilient culture that drives talent retention and business success.

CityUHK's top global ranking in nanoscience isn't just academic praise. It signals a shift in who is building the foundational materials for our future.

NYU's Hong Wang wins the Fields Medal for solving the Kakeya conjecture. We explore the mind, the math, and how this abstract idea could shape our future.

A groundbreaking UNESCO partnership in India's GIFT City aims to fuse technology, finance, and humanities to forge a new, locally-led model for global sustainability.

Québec is investing $63M in a new ITHQ hall. It’s not just a building—it's a strategic move to dominate hospitality, revitalize a district, and redefine education.

With a major new investment in the Giant Magellan Telescope, South Korea secures its role in building the future of astronomy and advances its own space ambitions.

In an era of instant payments and digital currencies, we rarely ask what money is. A new journal is building the intellectual infrastructure to find the answer.

An Indigenous-led science expedition in Canada is doing more than collecting data; it’s building future leaders and forging a new model for resource sovereignty.

Facing a silent crisis in its vast underwater prairies, Indonesia is pioneering a new collaborative framework to unify fragmented data and save its vital seagrass.

A new study reveals AI will create more entry-level jobs than it destroys, but a massive corporate readiness gap threatens to stall progress. Why are companies lagging?

As academic funding for the humanities dries up, the Dan David Prize injects millions into historical research. But this is no charity—it’s a strategic investment.

While firms spend billions on tech, a new book argues the biggest data breaches stem from leadership gaps and process failures. Is your boardroom the real front line?

A student race team with 100% annual turnover used AI to slash onboarding time. Here's how this blueprint can save your organization from knowledge loss.

New research reveals Indigenous-led projects are not just a social good, but a critical economic engine for Canada's energy transition and resource economy.

A call for research on vaccine side effects exposes a deeper crisis: the collapse of public trust in science. Can rigorous data heal a polarized nation?