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Xjenza Malta and TÜBİTAK Support Five New Transnational R&I Projects

Xjenza Malta 26/08/2026

A kick-off meeting, organised by Xjenza Malta on 28 July 2026, marked the launch of five new research and innovation (R&I) projects that foster greater collaboration between Malta-based researchers and partners in Türkiye. The projects, awarded funding under the fifth Xjenza Malta–TÜBİTAK Joint Call for Research and Innovation R&I Proposals (2025), cover a range of research areas, including aviation, health, water management, and farming systems.

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Reproducibility in Science – Why It Matters More Than Ever

Erika Puglisevich 23/06/2026

Have you ever scrolled past a viral claim online and thought, ‘That sounds true’? Maybe it was a headline about a miracle cure or a diet hack. Or noticed how quickly new ideas spread online – sometimes before anyone has checked if they’re real? From scientific labs to TikTok feeds, we’re constantly asked to decide: What is true? And more often than not, the answer lies in one underappreciated scientific principle – reproducibility.

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Life Against Entropy

Erika Puglisevich 18/06/2026

Most of us move through life with a quiet certainty that being alive is self-evident. We grow, think, love, worry, plan. We distinguish instinctively between what lives and what does not. A person is alive; a stone is not. A dog is alive; a machine is not. The line feels obvious, until someone asks us to explain it.

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Reading Between the Scans: Enhancing Patient Communication and Evidence-Based Radiology

Andrea Cuschieri 15/06/2026

At the European Society of Oncologic Imaging (ESOI) Touchdown 2025 in Malta, radiologists and imaging specialists from around the world gathered to explore not just the science of oncologic imaging, but its soul. In a field defined by technology and precision, last year’s focus turned inward – to the art of communication, empathy, and the enduring humanity that binds medicine together.

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