The United Support for Science and Mathematics Project (UNSSM-Project), a Non-Governmental Organisation, has called on the Federal Government to increase investment in Science and Mathematics education as a catalyst for national development.
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Dangote Petroleum Refinery has launched 4,000 CNG-powered tankers as a major national initiative to revolutionize fuel distribution across Nigeria. Starting…
It is a landmark moment in Cameroon’s scientific journey as a third-year student, Victor Epombo Eboko Dinde at the National…
A 19‑year‑old electronics student from Abraham Iyambo Senior Secondary School in Ohangwena Region of Namibia, Simon Petrus has created a pioneering mobile…
Parlange warns that weakening support for research universities endangers innovation, economic competitiveness, and global leadership. His Science editorial is both a rallying cry and a call to action—urging reinvestment and reaffirmation of academic freedom before it’s too late.
The Biotechnology Society of Nigeria (BSN) has urged countries to embrace modern biotechnology as a strategic tool for national development.
A US-based Nigerian research archaeologist, Mr. Abidemi Babalola has won the prestigious Dan David Prize, the world’s largest award for history research, receiving a cash prize of $300,000.
The Responsible AI Institute (RAI Institute), a global, member-driven nonprofit committed to enabling successful and responsible AI adoption, has appointed cybersecurity expert Matthew Martin to its Global Advisory Board. Martin is the founder and CEO of Two Candlesticks and brings over 25 years of experience in securing digital infrastructures across the globe.
The Biotechnology Society of Nigeria (BSN) has stated that modern biotechnology is not only vital for food security and healthcare advancement but is also shaping the future of international trade and diplomacy.
The Republic of Guinea has officially launched its first-ever cooking gas cylinder manufacturing plant in the capital, Conakry. The facility,…