“When you lose a language and a language goes extinct, it’s like dropping a bomb on the Louvre.” Michael Krauss Languages, like endangered species, are easier...
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Ecosystems around the world rely on reptiles and amphibians. They play a crucial role as part of the food web—as predator and prey—and, sometimes, a role in...
An Alberta physicist is able is search for high-energy neutrinos in the waters off the coast of Vancouver Island, from his desk in Edmonton, thanks to...
Improving medical diagnosis and treatment by using artificial intelligence to analyse medical images, such as x-rays, sounds like a great idea. But training...
Landslides, mudflows, flooding, droughts, forest fires, strong winds – the geographically complex country of Georgia in the South Caucasus region has seen such...
With researchers racing to understand COVID-19, and with people working and studying from home in many countries, national research and education network...
Original blog post by: Alizeé Francey, EOSC Landscape WG Rapporteur, with contributions by John Womersley, EOSC Landscape WG Co-chair The EOSC Landscape...
The Sydney-Kormoran Project, a Curtin University and Western Australian Museum collaboration, is using the latest imaging technology, research networking...
The World Science Day for Peace and Development (WSCPD) will be held this upcoming Sunday underneath the auspices of UNESCO. The theme of the WSCPD for this...
For the eighth year in a row GÉANT will be joining the world’s High Performance Computing (HPC) community at the international SC19 conference, held this year...
Researchers, gather! The European Open Science Cloud symposium is coming up and there is a great longing to understand what the use cases are the initiative...
