Get ready to don the gardening gloves and prepare to plant some sensational plants for vibrant blooms in spring and summer 2026!
News by Stephanie Leonida
The season of autumn is a very evocative time for the senses, yielding creative expression through gardening and poetry.
A long-snouted, beady-eyed creature has been found in the region of Northern Peru, and it looks to be a new, small species. But what is it really?
A remarkable little fossil with an impressive set of teeth and a surprising cranial structure provides insights into the evolution of modern reptiles.
How might a small creature teach us something new about how to manage pain by adapting behaviour, and could this lead to advances in agricultural pest management?
Researchers used a calorie-rich milkshake to test how the brain responds to fatty foods, revealing the immediate negative effects of its consumption.
The extension of Tate Modern Lates into the weekend allows even more time for the public to engage, socialise, and enjoy the arts after hours through live DJ sessions, engaging workshops, films, and talks.
Merging physical and virtual realities to create a new realm of perceptual experience could soon be possible, according to the latest research.
Scientists employ sophisticated imaging techniques and chemical analysis to reveal finely preserved soft tissue structures associated with healing.
Does growing up in an unstable environment lead to detrimental change at the molecular and cellular level?
A three-metre-long wonder of the deep, an oarfish, otherwise known as the 'doomsday fish', was found washed up on a beach, far from its usual habitat.
What is Romer's Gap, and what does a fossil dated to 346 million years ago mean for vertebrate evolution?
Leaders and other individuals in management roles can build an engaging, healthy, collaborative, and proactive workforce by helping with gratitude and expressing genuine concern for their staff.
Could the teeth inside our mouths really have originated as sensory organs on the coarse, bumpy skin of our distant, ancient fish ancestors?
The wildlife of China’s Greater Bay Area is suffering the negative effects of heavy marine vessel traffic, and scientists are pushing for dedicated conservation efforts.
Scientists gain access to an underwater world beneath Antarctica's ice via a recent calving event revealing a marvelous array of life.
Trace fossils from the Green River Formation in Utah reveal the intricate behaviour of a prehistoric water bird, previously thought to filter feed like the modern duck.
Researchers have found a way of obliterating bacterial superbugs by exposing bacteria to turmeric-derived curcumin (as a light-sensitive agent) and light, inducing destructive chemical reactions.
While quantum mechanics may not instantly come to mind when looking at a tree, plant, or beautiful floral display, researchers say that plants have a remarkable system for its use.
Concordia University researchers are leading a pioneering initiative, the Abundant Intelligences program, to integrate indigenous knowedge systems into the core of AI.