Environment
Scientists Seeking Medical Potential of Invasive Fish
Experts are conducting researches on the silver-cheeked toadfish, the cornetfish and the lionfish, which are new to Greek waters.
Environment
As Greeks Lower Volume, Experts Can Hear the Earth’s Murmurs
Much like air pollution for astronomers, noise pollution often obscures the view for seismologists in Athens and Thessaloniki.
Technology
Robots Explore Greek Volcano in Preparation for Jupiter’s Moons
Funded by NASA, an undersea research mission was conducted using intelligent technology hoped to later be used to explore extraterrestrial oceans.
Science
Strong Earthquake, Measuring 5.1 Richter, Shakes Athens
The epicenter of the earthquake was located near western Athens, and it was felt throughout the Greek capital and as far away as the Peloponnese.
Science
Greek Find Called Earliest Sign of Humans out of Africa
Researchers claim that re-examined skull fragments found in Greece in the 1970s upend current theories about when humans first arrived in Europe.
Science
Oracle’s Oil: New Plan to Boost Delphi’s Olive Game
A new plan is in the works that would see Delphi become a center for promoting olives, olive oil and their health benefits.
Science
Ancient Perfume Recreated for Archaeological Museum Exhibition
The perfume was created following ancient methods for the Countless Aspects of Beauty exhibition on now at the National Archaeological Museum.
Science
Why the Mycenaean Civilization Collapsed in the Peloponnese
Geological analysis by researchers of the Navarino Environmental Observatory show how climate change doomed the centralized system ruled by Nestor's Palace.
