The snub cube, one of 13 Archimedean solids described by ancient Greek mathematician Archimedes, has long fascinated scientists due to its intrinsic topological chirality and structural complexity.

The story, first mentioned by Lucian of Samosata in the 2nd century CE and later popularized by writers like Anthemius of ...

Archimedes of Syracuse was born in Sicily ... he was more interested in the part that was scraped away. He told New Scientist in an interview: “I realized at once that if you could apply even ...

Archimedes is the attested author of the first ... periodicity, and noise. Scientists such as Faraday and Maxwell soon invoked pi to derive the principles of electromagnetics.

The world capital of sherry and flamenco is also a tranquil alternative to Seville, just over an hour’s drive north. The city ...

However, It’s Alive is changing the game by introducing spirulina as a fresh and frozen food, available in heart-shaped ...

The development was carried out by specialists and scientists from Kosmostekhproekt LLC ... and awarded with awards from the Moscow Innovator Mayor's competition and the Archimedes International Salon ...

Around 250BC, Archimedes, the pre-eminent mathematician of antiquity, was asked by Heiro II, king of Syracuse, to help resolve a contentious issue. The king had commissioned a crown of pure gold.

While many scientists have said these levels of warming can be avoided with immediate, rapid emission cuts, the chances of this seem increasingly slim as international climate action falters.

A new international study on public trust in science, conducted across 68 countries, has found that most people trust scientists and believe they should be more involved in society and policymaking.