As 2025 winds to a close, let's look back on another big year in science news, both globally and here in Australia.

Santa keeps a ledger of who’s been naughty or nice. We keep something stranger: a running tally of the moments when science collided with everyday life in ways that felt bizarre, uncanny, or ...

Alisha Hines graduated from an eight-week program in biomanufacturing and life sciences earning what's known as a "microcredential." (Jesse Costa/WBUR) On a recent afternoon at Northeastern University ...

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As the world steadily navigates beyond the global pandemic, the life sciences industry is experiencing rapid growth driven by advancements in biotechnology, healthcare innovation, and increased demand ...

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SPARC Kips Bay will provide modern facilities for 4,500 City University of New York students and create a clear pathway to ...

We used to say data is the new oil. In commercial life sciences, context has become oxygen. AI can read millions of pages, extract structure from chaos and turn scattered trial data, clinical notes ...