We see our Red neighbor glowing in the sky, hoping it would be our safe refuge; this is how decision makers racing to study Mars think.
A prolific writer and polymath, Aristotle radically transformed most, if not all, areas of knowledge he touched. He was the first to classify areas of human knowledge into distinct disciplines that are still used today.
With the COVID-19 pandemic, the development of face-masks become a matter of urgency to keep abreast of the pandemic.
Welcome to the "Land of Death" in the Bahariya Oasis; the most dangerous place during the Cretaceous period!
What is it like to be a cyborg? How will that affect our lives both positively and negatively?
With a half smile and an unblinking eye, Canadian pop star Justin Bieber a few days ago announced that he was diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt Syndrome. What is it?
Guillain–Barré Syndrome is a debilitating postinfectious autoimmune disorder that impairs the Peripheral Nervous System neurons.
This article gives glimpses of scientific discoveries and inventions by scientists in Cairo and Sicily during the Golden Age of Islam.
The article gives glimpses of scientific discoveries and inventions of Khwarazm, Baghdad and Kufa's scientists during the Golden Age of Islam.
With the dawn of Islam and the commandment of prayer and fasting, it became a necessity to determine the directions and the new moons.
The Montessori Method dates back to more than one-hundred years ago, when Dr. Montessori gave the world an educational method, designed to bring the very best in children.
We resume our journey through time and space with the history of paper that began with papyrus, and paper is now available in various types and forms.
To achieve a nation's advancement, all individuals must be given equal opportunities to demonstrate their talents in all fairness and transparency.
Science is all around but for most people, science is perceived as the tedious study of complicated facts, especially in a formal setting.
Although some welcome the Internet as an ultimate solution to everything, others fear its curse.
Nicknamed “The Mother of DNA Vaccines”, Liu is known for her work in developing DNA injections as a vaccine to combat viruses.
We pay humble tribute to Samira Moussa; an outstanding woman and scientist who could have become the first Egyptian Nobel Laureate, had she lived long enough to receive that superior recognition.