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Non-native English speakers struggle more in science research

WASHINGTON (Kyodo) Researchers who are non-native English speakers spend more time and money than native speakers in contributing to the global sci

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US aims to rejoin UNESCO to push back on China

WASHINGTON (AP) The Biden administration says the U.S. will rejoin the U.N. s educational and scientific organization after a five-year absence tha

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Scholarly paper pirating spikes in Japan, but critics slam journals double-take fees

TOKYO Illicit free downloads of academic papers are skyrocketing in Japan, reaching some 7.2 million in 2022, a Mainichi Shimbun investigation has

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Japan s Sayaka Murata joins 8 Asian authors to publish short story anthology

SEOUL (Kyodo) An anthology of nine short stories from as many Asian writers has been published in a project proposed by South Korean author Chung S

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More female univ exam takers in Japan favoring science over liberal arts amid COVID crisis

TOKYO Science and medical departments in universities have attracted prospective students amid the prolonged COVID-19 crisis as they are said to gi

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