A Florida State University faculty member has been recognized for his continued service to a national professional organization focused on the study of polymers, substances found in everything from plastics to…

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Ohio State News·higher-ed

Tomato-soy juice lowers inflammation in adults with obesity

Drinking tomato-soy juice loaded with compounds shown in animal studies to promote health lowered pro-inflammatory proteins in healthy adults with obesity after four weeks, a new study found. The findings hint at the…

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Times of India Education

Kerala Plus Two results 2026 announced with 77.97% pass percentage as girls outshine boys

Kerala’s Higher Secondary Examination results for 2026 recorded a slight increase in the overall pass percentage to 77.97%. Girls outperformed boys, with 84.89% clearing the exam. Science stream students registered the…

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Times of India Education

Kerala DHSE plus two result 2026: Girls continue lead as boys lag behind in Class 12 results

Kerala's Plus Two results are out, with girls once again significantly outperforming boys, achieving an 86.89% pass rate compared to boys' 68.41%. The overall pass percentage saw a slight rise to 77.97%. Science emerged…

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Times of India Education·policy

Kerala DHSE +2 results 2026 declared at keralaresults.nic.in; pass percentage rises marginally to 77.97 per cent

DHSE +2 results 2026: Kerala DHSE Class 12 results 2026 were announced by General Education Minister N Shamsudheen, covering 4.25 lakh students from Kerala, Lakshadweep and GCC regions. A total of 3,72,423 students…

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Ed Next·higher-ed

A Bad Supreme Court Decision Is Hard to Undo

When the Supreme Court bases a decision on policy considerations, the downstream consequences can be significant. A compelling example is 1982’s Plyler v. Doe , when the court struck down a 1975 Texas law allowing…

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IPS Africa·higher-ed

From Seed to Canopy: How a GEF-Funded Smallholder Project is Restoring the Environment, Building Livelihoods

Alice Onyango walks through the trees on her farm. She has been an active participant of My Farm Trees, a farmer- and community-led tree-based project aimed at the restoration of degraded landscapes. Credit: Wilson…

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The Hindu Education·policy

Masjids turn learning hubs: innovative education initiative empowering local students

In Akbarnagar area of Hyderabad’s Old City, mosques have been transformed into part-time schools, or maktabs, teaching subjects like math, science, English and Telugu. This initiative, started by a group of techies…

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NUS Newsroom·research

NUS research on hybrid coastal protection to safeguard Singapore from rising sea levels

In this series, NUS News explores how NUS is accelerating sustainability research and education in response to climate change challenges, and harnessing the knowledge and creativity of our people to pave the way to a…

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Study International·higher-ed

4 medical schools training doctors for a global Europe

When you think about the history of modern medicine, many of its biggest breakthroughs can be traced back to Europe. In 1590, Dutch father-and-son duo Hans and Zacharias Janssen invented the first microscope, forever…

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Study International·higher-ed

Sebastian Stan, Natalie Portman and other MCU actors with impressive college degrees (2026 edition)

Your favourite Marvel superheroes are smarter than you think. Behind the action and fame, many Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) stars have strong academic backgrounds that often surprise fans. Natalie Portman, known for…

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The Hechinger Report·higher-ed

Can Oklahoma make public education ‘normal’ again?

OKLAHOMA CITY — The most exciting thing about Lindel Fields, Oklahoma’s superintendent of public instruction, is how boring he is. Sitting in a state education office conference room recently while his office was under…

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Study International·higher-ed

24% pass rate: The world’s toughest exams in 2026 aren’t for mere mortals

Some exams might be easy peasy lemon squeezy, but the toughest exams in the world are difficult, difficult, lemon difficult. They are infamous for their complexity and are designed to assess deep understanding, critical…

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Korea Times Southkorea

AI reshapes conservation efforts for Korea’s ecological backbone

Korea is turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to protect its most critical ecological asset from the accelerating threats of the climate crisis. The National Institute of Forest Science (NIFOS), an agency under the…

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Dawn Pakistan·higher-ed

Last nail?

THE hybrid set-up may be evasive, but pro-regime gurus say a constitutional amendment is on the cards . Before the last two controversial amendments were passed, they had given out similar information. So, we must…

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NUS Newsroom·higher-ed

NUS researchers upcycle pomegranate peel into high-performance water purifier

Pomegranate peel discarded by food vendors could soon help clean up contaminated water, thanks to research from the Department of Chemistry at the Faculty of Science . Led by Professor Sam Li, the research team…

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La Prensa Panamá·edtech

La inteligencia artificial ya comenzó a rediseñar la biología humana

Durante los últimos años, gran parte del público ha percibido la inteligencia artificial como una herramienta conversacional. Para muchos, ChatGPT representa poco más que una versión avanzada de Google: un sistema capaz…

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Community College Daily·higher-ed

Newsmakers

CEO on the move Steven Bloomberg will serve as the next chancellor of Maricopa Community Colleges in Arizona, as of July 1. He is currently chancellor of the Kern Community College District in California, which includes…

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Community College Daily·higher-ed

Headlines

AAAS calls for confirmation hearing for NSF director Inside Higher Ed The head of one of the world’s largest science societies urged leaders of a Senate committee Thursday to hold an open confirmation hearing on whether…

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The Conversation Education·higher-ed

You don’t need an ATAR to go to uni. You can do an ‘enabling’ or ‘bridging’ course instead

Attila Csaszar/Getty Images In years gone by, school leavers had one main chance to get into university – by finishing their Year 12 exams with certain marks. Media coverage of Year 12 results perpetuates the idea…

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Science Teacher (Physics Specialist)

Education news for this role

FSU polymer chemist receives prestigious American Chemical Society award

Tomato-soy juice lowers inflammation in adults with obesity

Kerala Plus Two results 2026 announced with 77.97% pass percentage as girls outshine boys

Kerala DHSE plus two result 2026: Girls continue lead as boys lag behind in Class 12 results

Kerala DHSE +2 results 2026 declared at keralaresults.nic.in; pass percentage rises marginally to 77.97 per cent

A Bad Supreme Court Decision Is Hard to Undo

From Seed to Canopy: How a GEF-Funded Smallholder Project is Restoring the Environment, Building Livelihoods

Masjids turn learning hubs: innovative education initiative empowering local students

NUS research on hybrid coastal protection to safeguard Singapore from rising sea levels

4 medical schools training doctors for a global Europe

Sebastian Stan, Natalie Portman and other MCU actors with impressive college degrees (2026 edition)

Can Oklahoma make public education ‘normal’ again?

24% pass rate: The world’s toughest exams in 2026 aren’t for mere mortals

AI reshapes conservation efforts for Korea’s ecological backbone

Last nail?

NUS researchers upcycle pomegranate peel into high-performance water purifier

La inteligencia artificial ya comenzó a rediseñar la biología humana

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