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    Young Canadians sue federal government over climate inaction●Love these young folks. "They are asking the Federal Court to declare that the government’s conduct violates their ChartMmastodonEnvironmentClimate403 h ago

    A group of young people is taking the Canadian government to Federal Court, asking it to declare that Ottawa's conduct violates their Charter rights and to order Canada to implement a science-based climate recovery plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The case is drawing sympathy online, with supporters praising the young plaintiffs for holding the government accountable on climate policy.

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    Neanderthals Were Skilled Woodworkers, Research Shows●Neanderthals Were Adept Woodworkers Too https://nautil.us/neanderthals-were-adept-woodworkers-too-1285608/ # Science # HMmastodonScience61 d ago

    New coverage highlights that Neanderthals were adept woodworkers, capable of shaping wood into sophisticated tools rather than relying only on stone implements. The findings add to a growing body of evidence that Neanderthals possessed advanced technical skills and craftsmanship, challenging older views of them as primitive. Commenters in science and anthropology circles are sharing and discussing the piece, noting it further narrows the perceived cognitive gap between Neanderthals and modern humans.

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    NASA Unveils Bold Science Initiatives at Golden Age Summit●NASA Announces Bold Science Initiatives for America's Golden Age Summit https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-announcesMmastodonScience516 h ago

    NASA has announced a set of new science initiatives at the America's Golden Age Summit, outlining plans for space, science and research programs under what it frames as a new era of American exploration and discovery. The announcement is drawing attention from space enthusiasts and researchers curious about what the agency's next priorities will be and how the initiatives will be funded and implemented.

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    New paper reexamines logical gate errors in GKP codes●New # Paper published in Quantum: Composable logical gate error in approximate quantum error correction: reexamining gatMmastodonSciencePhysics218 h ago

    A new paper in the open-access journal Quantum examines composable logical gate error in approximate quantum error correction, reexamining gate implementations in Gottesman-Kitaev-Preskill codes. Published as open science, the work is being shared among quantum computing researchers interested in how error correction performance is characterised at the logical gate level.

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    Implementation Science Seen as Way to Close Research Know-Do Gap▼Implementation Science Could Close the Know-Do Gap, Potential Future of Research✉newsScience1 d ago

    Implementation science is being highlighted as a promising way to close the know-do gap — the frequent delay between research findings and their use in real-world practice. Writing in Contagion Live, commentators suggest the field, which studies how to integrate evidence into healthcare and policy, could shape the future of research by ensuring discoveries actually reach patients and practitioners.

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    Science agenda needed to implement China's National Parks Law▼A science-driven agenda is needed to implement China’s National Parks Law✉newsScience6 h ago

    A commentary in Nature argues that China's newly established National Parks Law will need a science-driven agenda to be implemented effectively. The piece, published by researchers, stresses that scientific input on ecology, monitoring and land management will be essential for the law to deliver on conservation goals. It highlights growing international interest in how China manages its expanding national park system and biodiversity commitments.

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    Study examines organizational capacity for early childhood STEAM education▼Organizational capacity supporting STEAM implementation in early childhood education: a mixed-methods study✉newsLifeEducation9 h ago

    A new mixed-methods study published in Frontiers examines how organizational capacity supports the implementation of STEAM education — science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics — in early childhood settings. The research looks at what schools and institutions need in terms of resources, leadership and staff support to deliver integrated STEAM learning to young children, a growing focus in early years education policy.

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    Technology policymakers from around the world have reached an agreement to embrace the use of artificial intelligence in scientific research. The commitment signals growing official acceptance of AI as a tool for accelerating discovery, though details on implementation and safeguards were not specified in initial reports.

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    AIST shows moire sensing, fall-risk and smell VR at CEATEC●つくばですか……艦長には知らせない方がよさそうです 「モアレ画像で“たわみ”測定」「座ったままで転倒リスク判定」「匂いが出るVR」――社会実装へ、産総研が本気の挑戦。いったい何のための新技術? CEATECで担当研究者が自ら解説、来場者が体MmastodonWorld43 d ago

    Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) is presenting new technologies at CEATEC, including deformation measurement using moire images, a fall-risk assessment that works while seated, and VR that produces odors. Researchers explained the projects in interviews as part of efforts to move the technologies into real-world social implementation, with hands-on demonstrations available for visitors.

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    International Coalition Endorses Kyoto Vision For Golden Age Of Science▼International Coalition Endorses Kyoto Vision For A Golden Age Of Science✉newsScience4 d ago

    An international coalition has endorsed what is being described as a 'Kyoto Vision' for a golden age of science, according to a news report. The endorsement signals collective support for a shared agenda aimed at advancing scientific research and innovation on a global scale. Details of the coalition's members, the vision's specific goals, and how it will be implemented have not been made clear in initial reporting.

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    The Joint Nature Conservation Committee has launched a new Science Impact Strategy aimed at driving urgent action for nature. The strategy sets out how scientific evidence will be used to inform conservation policy and decision-making. Further details on its specific goals and implementation have not yet been widely reported.

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    Seventeen countries have endorsed a statement in Kyoto backing the use of artificial intelligence to accelerate scientific research. The declaration, framed as a shared vision for AI-powered science, signals international cooperation on how AI tools should support discoveries across disciplines. Details of the commitments and implementation remain limited, but the multilateral show of support has drawn attention from the science and technology community.

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    US and 15 Nations Sign Kyoto Pledge on AI in Science▼US and 15 Nations Sign Kyoto Pledge to Put AI at the Center of Science✉newsScience5 d ago

    The United States and 15 other nations have signed a pledge in Kyoto committing to place artificial intelligence at the center of scientific research. The agreement signals a coordinated effort among the signatories to accelerate AI adoption across laboratories, universities and public research programs. Details on funding and implementation have not yet been disclosed.