Astronomers say that they have spotted the most environmentally friendly galaxy ever seen, one that converts fuel into stars with almost 100-percent efficiency.

The 15^th International Congress and Fair on Information Technologies will open March 18^th at Havana´s International Convention Center, where participants will discuss over 1,000 presentations and papers on the latest advancements in the computing field.

An analysis of a rock sample collected by NASA's Curiosity rover shows ancient Mars could have supported living microbes, U.S. space agency NASA said Tuesday.

The University of Havana (UH) awarded on Thursday several scientists and research groups for their outstanding investigative work during 2012.

A team of biologists from the University of Vigo, Spain, and the Alejandro de Humboldt National Park in Cuba, has identified two new species of Caribbean orchids.

Chinese scientists revealed Wednesday that they have found evidence supporting the hypothesis that gravity travels at the speed of light based on data gleaned from observing Earth tides.

Cuban government vice-president Miguel Diaz-Canel addressed in Havana the role of sciences in supporting food production in Cuba.

Renowned international and local experts are sharing their experiences on sustainable development and research during the 16th Scientific Convention on Engineering and Architecture, which opened its doors Monday in Havana.

The use of bioengineering techniques are contributing to the rehabilitation of soils damaged by mining activity in the eastern locality of Moa, a nickel processing area in eastern Holguin province.

The 8^th International Chemistry Congress will open tomorrow in Havana with the attendance of over 150 foreign experts, according to the organizing committee.  The event will run until October 12^th at the Melia Habana Hotel.