Science Press Releases

NationalEclipse.com has published new analysis examining when every country on Earth last experienced a total solar eclipse--and when each will experience its next one.

Physics-2027 will bring together global researchers, scientists, academicians, and industry leaders in San Francisco, California, on March 08-10, 2027, to discuss the latest innovations, discoveries, and practical applications in physics.

New laws highlight Tennessee's proactive response to growing concerns over psychiatric drug risks and potential links to violence. CCHR says these reforms are needed nationwide

Postmortem Pathology, a forensic pathology firm, is urging communities to recognize private autopsies as a vital component of standard medical best practices.

D.R. Crotzer announces the release of Creation of Life Energy: What is Common Between Worlds in Our Universe?, a thought-provoking science fiction work that invites readers to consider life, death, memory, and the unseen forces that may connect living...

The American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors (ASCLD) is pleased to announce that Jeremy Triplett of Frankfort, Kentucky, has been named the recipient of the 2026 Briggs J.

InnoPharm(Second International Conference on Innovations in Pharma R&D) to Convene International Experts in Boston, MA

Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have developed a novel image projection system that delivers super-resolution images over an extended depth of field.

Group Calls for Ending Electroshock and Greater Disclosure of Risks Associated with Psychiatric Drugs Triggering Violence

An increasing number of families throughout Orange County are seeking private duty nurses to provide skilled medical care at home.

In his third and most thrilling installment of the Jump Gate series, Jump Gate III: RoadMaker, Larry R. Wasion pushes the boundaries of science fiction to new heights.

Experts explore how brain health is built and sustained across the lifespan, June 30 in Fort Worth

Sleep apnea, a serious but often overlooked sleep disorder, is gaining attention from researchers and healthcare experts worldwide due to its growing impact on public health.

New federal actions emphasize informed consent, holistic care, and protection for children and adults from psychiatric drug risks—but broader access to deprescribing support remains essential

The early-stage platform is focused on improving fire performance and thermal protection across industrial coatings, materials, and specialty applications.

Fast-tracked psychedelics risk repeating psychiatric drug disasters as synthetic compounds are promoted as safe and natural, violating informed consent

Psychotropic drug-related violence cases with 720 deaths and 1,602 injuries fuel call for nationwide toxicology screening and database

Access to clean water remains a key concern across Texas due to hard water, chlorine, and sediment issues. Water of Texas addresses these challenges with advanced water treatment Texas solutions designed for both homes and businesses.

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Carbonaceous Chondrites are meteorites that contain organic material, or the stuff of life.

Studica Robotics is proud to announce it has been awarded the 2026 Partner Excellence Award by FIRST® Robotics Canada in recognition of its ongoing commitment to advancing STEM education through robotics.

Vulnerable elderly residents face serious risks and premature death from antipsychotics.

The manuscript, signed in full and containing Tesla's bold vision of a world in which warfare is rendered virtually obsolete, is the expected headliner in One of a Kind Collectibles' internet-only auction, online now at www.OAKauctions.com.

With FOIA data showing children as young as five subjected to electroshock in the U.S., CCHR International condemns calls to override WHO guidance labeling child and non-consensual shock treatment as torture and demands a legislative ban.

Shaping the Future of 2D Materials — From Graphene to Emerging Systems"

Backed by over 50 years of specialized moving expertise, the scientific transport division addresses the growing need for temperature-controlled logistics driven by biologics, cell therapies, and personalized medicine

New institute at Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ndufu-Alike will advance digital-first education, applied research and workforce development in artificial intelligence, fintech, cybersecurity, digital governance, entrepreneurship and agritech in...

Permian Museum announces the addition of a photo gallery of fossilized life forms from a meteorite to its free online reference book "On the Origin of Life and Biodiversity".

Acclaimed author Larry R. Wasion returns with the highly anticipated second installment of the Jump Gate series, Jump Gate 2: Teleporter.

What are these mysterious orbs seen over US Navy ships? New research by Dr. James E. Beecham explores orb sightings reported by the US military — including the well-known USS Omaha 2019 case.

Watchdog group calls for accountability as mental health spending and treatment surge, including increased antidepressant use in youth, while outcomes continue to decline.