Sheryl Ho was deciding on a market problem to solve for her final year project as a business student at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) when… Read More »These S’poreans began tailoring for a uni project, now their biz has served 30K+ clients

Star projectors can be wondrous to behold, turning a room into a starry display, awash with colors, nebulas and more. But as impressive as they… Read More »I’ve discovered the best star projectors available under $100

AI-generated image. In a simulated workplace test, Claude Opus 4 — the most advanced language model from AI company Anthropic — read through a stack… Read More »Anthropic’s new AI model (Claude) will scheme and even blackmail to avoid getting shut down

[COLOMBO, SciDev.Net] Wildlife experts question the wisdom of adopting “elephant corridors” in Sri Lanka to end the country’s deadly human-elephant conflict, calling instead for a… Read More »Sri Lanka’s elephant corridor plan ‘unscientific’

Rachel Feltman: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman. There are a few animals that pretty much everyone likes: fluffy pandas, cute kittens and… Read More »An AI-Assisted Chat with Dolphins

Science isn’t a luxury — it’s a way to understand and navigate the world,” says Somdatta Karak, biologist and science communicator. In this interview, she recounts her journey from… Read More »Innovating science education and empowering the next generation: In conversation with Somdatta Karak

US forecasters are expecting an above-normal 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, with 13 to 19 named storms, and 6 to 10 of those becoming hurricanes. Every… Read More »NOAA Forecasts a Busy Hurricane Season For 2025. What’s Fueling It?

Galway’s PorterShed hosted the latest edition of Enterprise Ireland’s Founders Listening Tour, with founders and start-ups from the west of Ireland. Founders and start-ups from… Read More »EI’s Founders Listening Tour stops off at Galway’s PorterShed