The Bendigo Conservancy is inviting nature lovers to take part in a free iNaturalist training session at Die Local in Southport on Sunday, September 21 at 14:00. Well-known conservationist Paddy ...

No matter how hard we may try to resist it, at some point our kids will get their hands on a tablet and then a smartphone. The best thing parents can do is to be prepared for this stage—and have open ...

FRISCO, Texas — A North Texas high school student who created an app to protect seniors against cybercrime can now add being named TIME magazine's Kid of the Year to her list of accomplishments.

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play videoSean Atitsogbe, the he Ghanaian science wonder kid making waves in the US, with his mother The mother of Sean Atitsogbe, the 10-year-old Ghanaian-born American who in recent months put Ghana ...

The analysis considered key energy factors, including average screen time, data usage per hour, battery usage, and average background activity hours. Smartphone batteries have decreased in lifespan by ...

10-year-old “Sean the Science Kid” shares his passion for the brain with Dr. Sanjay Gupta. Together, they explore brain anatomy, discuss favorite neurochemicals, and explain why memories are ...

EllaOla Kids multivitamins contain 19 vitamins and minerals, providing children a holistic nutritional boost. By including minerals often overlooked in kids’ vitamins, EllaOla products help support ...

Sid and his baby brother Zeke are playing a game where they try to "grab" the light coming out of a flashlight, which proves to be impossible. At school, Sid and his friends explore the science of ...

App created by world's leading doctors and scientists allows consumers to discover what's really inside their food from just one photo, using breakthrough new AI Introducing the ZOE Risk Scale for ...

Smartphones may often feel like a source of stress, feeding us an endless stream of bad news and social comparison. But what if they could also be the solution? A team of researchers believes they can ...