Science Square (Issue 168)
A More Human Way to Train AI Xiang, A., Andrews, J.T.A., Bourke, R.L. et al. Fair human-centric image dataset for…
128 articles
A More Human Way to Train AI Xiang, A., Andrews, J.T.A., Bourke, R.L. et al. Fair human-centric image dataset for…
Laser Light in Biomaterials? Rachel Berkowitz. “Peacock feathers can be lasers,” Science, July 2025. With their impressive long…
“O humankind! A parable is struck, so pay heed to it: Those whom, apart from God, you deify…
Is the development of modern technology causing people to become programmed octopuses? Are people attempting to do too…
People of discernment should contemplate on the fact that, from the microcosm to the macrocosm, there is a…
The relationship between nature’s physical and metaphysical dimensions have been under debate since time immemorial. The nature we…
When the first color TV entered in our lives in the 1980s, it made a huge difference. It…
The pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) is a fruit with abundant seeds and a perfect packaging. A vital food…
Constant progress within science and technology helps shed light on secrets related to life as well as wisdom…
Why have many people suddenly quit eating fish? Is dumped fishing gear the largest polluter of our oceans?…
Water is an essential component of life as we know it. When studied carefully, one is baffled to…
Dreams are some of the most odd, and sometimes most uncomfortable, experiences for us. They can sometimes also…
Truffles are potato-shaped underground mushrooms that grow in all kinds of different environments ranging from high-rise forests of…
The slight drizzle hitting the dry ground and dead grass was the highlight of my day. It’s been…
A few years ago, I was invited to present a paper on a panel titled “Teaching for the…