From sharks around Malta to forensic DNA research, from skincare to saving Malta’s dark skies, from sensory-friendly events to electricity-generating plants, Science in the City is planning a fantastic pre-festival…
PRESS RELEASE DATE: 11th August 2026 The Malta Chamber of Scientists notes with disappointment the Environment and Resources Authority's decision to approve the preliminary works and tree removal, which allows…
World Population Day: What a Growing Population Means for Our Economy and Our Food Systems Every year on 11 July, the world marks World Population Day. The date traces back…
The Malta Chamber of Scientists strongly echoes UMASA’s concerns regarding Minister Clyde Caruana’s remarks suggesting that the University of Malta should “pull up their socks and roll up their sleeves”…
The Malta Chamber of Scientists has released a statement in regards to the case against students Michael Debono, Giorgio Grigolo, Luke Bjorn Scerri, Luke Collins, and their lecturer Dr Mark…
Don’t Miss Malta’s Favourite Science & Arts Festival! We are excited to announce the 2024 Science in the City Festival, taking place on 27–28 September at Triton Fountain and Sala…
In an era dominated by cutting-edge technologies, the rise of Artificial Intelligence and its influence on some key aspects of society has emerged as a critical focal point for scientists.…
Agriculture is at the heart of our food systems and indubitably influences our health; as the Maltese population grows, so too does our dependence on the rural sector to feed…
In recent years, Malta is experiencing a surging urban make-over, where more and more historical structures like the iconic terraced houses are being demolished to make way for modern blocks.…
In a world increasingly dominated by the influence of social media, it is imperative that we delve into the profound questions raised by technology's impact on our lives. On November…