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Nobel winner Kenso Soai says he understood the significance of his research

"I may sound arrogant, but I had thought I would not get complaints if I won," the Japanese scientist said of his achievement.

Margaret Hamilton, scientist who worked on NASA's Apollo program, dead at 90

In a statement, the Massachussetts Institute of Technology called Hamilton, who taught at the prestigious university from 1959 to the mid-1970s, a "computing pioneer" and said she died on September 30.

OCI Partners With Jeonbuk National University on Chip Materials R&D

OCI will conduct joint semiconductor materials R&D with Jeonbuk National University, which is investing 64.2 billion won in a shared testbed.

Oncodesign Precision Medicine: OPM Achieved Several Major Scientific and Regulatory Milestones as Part of the LARKIN Program, Supported With Funding By The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research (MJFF)

MJFF confirms its support to the program with the payment of an additional funding tranche Successful micronization of the active pharmaceutical ingredient and manufacturing of the first technical...

The age of nuclear clocks is here: A new tool for probing the laws of physics

Chinese and European scientists have unveiled prototypes that usher in a new era of timekeeping, using thorium-229 as their ‘pendulum’

Molecular 'see-saw' control of spin interactions

Atomic-scale see-saws control spin interactions as scanning tunnelling microscopy tunes coupling between spins in a 2D metal-organic framework and metal electrons.

Hyundai Motor Group Opens Hands-On Science Exhibition With Exploratorium

Hyundai Motor Group and the Exploratorium open "Have Fun With Science," a hands-on exhibition in Seoul's Gangnam running Oct. 6 to Dec. 15.

Minister says businesses must step up for Việt Nam to reach innovation goals

The Minister of Science and Technology says only greater business investment in research and development will help Việt Nam meet its 2030 and 2045 innovation targets.

Scientists who found a way to control nerve cells with light win 2026 Nobel Prize

Optogenetics “makes it possible to switch on, or off, the activity of individual nerve cells in a living brain,” the prize-givers said.

BUET opens national energy and power research laboratory

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) inaugurated the Bangladesh Energy and Power Research Laboratory today (4 October), aiming to strengthen research and develop practical solutions to the country's energy challenges. Funded by the Bangladesh Energy and Power Research Council, the laboratory will provide a national platform for research, collaboration, and innovation in the energy and power sector, according to the press release. The inauguration took place at BUET's Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

Why did we return, and why didn't Altaf?

Smriti 71 announced a research grant to recover lost songs by liberation war composer and singer Altaf Mahmud Details

Carbon nanotubes turn 3D-printed cement into energy

Carbon nanotube-enhanced cement supercapacitors combine energy storage with structural strength, demonstrating a potential route to smart buildings that store renewable energy.

A planet beyond our Solar System sends an unprecedented signal: its radio waves detected for the first time

marca.com Radio Emission Detected from Massive Exoplanet Reveals a Magnetic Field Far Stronger Than Earth's Discover Magazine Astronomers detect first radio signal directly from a planet outside our solar system Moneycontrol.com For the first time in astronomy, scientists detect radio signal from a young planet The Economic Times Exoplanet Beta Pictoris b has field 200x stronger than Jupiter's | Tap to know more | Inshorts Inshorts

Saturn at its brightest tonight as it reaches opposition

news.cgtn.com Rare astronomical sight Aussies can spot from their backyards this weekend Yahoo News Australia A big, bright Saturn will be the highlight of NYC's fall stargazing season gothamist.com What's Up: October 2026 Skywatching Tips from NASA jpl.nasa.gov Saturn to shine brighter in Qatar’s sky tomorrow The Peninsula Qatar

NASA Astronaut Jessica Meir Shares Spectacular Earth View From SpaceX Crew Dragon

Vietnam, UK step up cooperation in training, theoretical research

Discussions focused on three main areas, namely international situation and the communist and workers’ movement; demand on improving the quality of cadre training; and research cooperation, academic exchanges and publishing. Vietnam, Mexico seek to step up theoretical exchanges, personnel training cooperation Vietnam, Laos enhance cooperation in Party theoretical work Theoretical work for 2026-2031 must be more proactive, incisive: Top leader

The 369 Rabbit Hole launches a free website and interactive tools for exploring number patterns in math and history

Image: https://www.globalnewslines.com/uploads/2026/10/1790958053.jpg The 369 Rabbit Hole has launched a free educational website with 24 sourced articles and 16 interactive tools on number patterns, from the 3, 6, 9 doubling pattern to Fibonacci and ancient letter numbers. Virginia Beach, United States - October

Nigerian named first runner-up in US competition

Nigerian doctoral student, Paul Agada, has emerged as the first runner-up in a US competition for his research on X’s Community Notes feature.