The Avalon air show in Australia is taking place at a critical time as Indo-Pacific nations are forming partnerships and strategies to counter China's military and diplomatic buildup.

A course titled: ‘Psychology of Pseudoscience’, is designed to develop scientific reasoning skills by teaching students the difference between science and pseudoscience.

NATO countries and other allies will explore the potential for sharing national data and funding the commercial acquisition of data.

A taste of what visitors to the 2023 Avalon Air Show can expect to see.

Researchers in Imperial College London and the University of Freiburg are developing a robotic arm as an extra limb to extend human abilities.

Nancy Wii, Papua New Guinea's first female commercial pilot, has become the first female commanding officer in the country's defence force. Her promotion comes at a time when the military and security of Papua New Guinea are under international scrutiny.

In this article, Professor Parker disagrees with the World Health Organisation's definition of burnout as being the result of chronic workplace stress that has not been properly managed.

All examples were generic, and ChatGPT was not used to write performance reviews of real people.

Neuralink plans human trials of neural implants that should be able to turn brain activity into a digital output—however, there are ethical concerns.

Northrop Grumman has successfully tested the AN/AAQ-28(V) Litening targeting pod in a F/A-18F Super Hornet, which should enable the F/A-18F to continue as one of the most sophisticated non-stealth fighters.