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To prune or not to prune… that is the question

The event is designed to showcase the latest advancements in electronics, promote STEM education, and inspire the next generation of engineers and innovators.

Analysis shows funding for biotech, defense and video platform – and a fascination with The Lord of the Rings

The beauty of tradescantias is they will keep growing and growing, so you can enjoy an abundance of their unique leaves

Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned on Monday as thousands of protesters defied a military curfew and stormed her official residence, sparking violence that killed at least 66 people according to local police and hospitals. Army chief Waker-Uz-Zaman confirmed in a televised address that Hasina had left the country and…

The University of Central Florida uses hologram technology to “beam” expert speakers into the classroom, help with engineering projects, and more.

Country has been engulfed by protests that began in July after students demanded scrapping of quota system for government jobs

Anti-government protesters across Bangladesh plan to march to the capital, Dhaka, on Monday after a weekend of violence that left dozens of people dead, as the military imposed a curfew for an indefinite period and authorities cut off mobile internet in an attempt to stem the unrest

A nationwide search is on for a new generation of communicators, influencers and media commentators to promote science and tackle misinformation.

STEM advocate and space enthusiast Emily Calandrelli will fly to suborbital space with Blue Origin. She shares her story, and her excitement, with Space.com.

Brambles are one of the most unwelcome invasive plants, and with their spikey stems, it's important to know how to dispose of them safely and efficiently