27-Feb-2026 At the Bedside: Houston man achieving bucket list dream after game-changing rare disease care at UTHealth Houston University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston As a child, Brandon was diagnosed with phenylketonuria, also known as PKU, a rare genetic disease that prevents the body from appropriately metabolizing phenylalanine, an amino acid that is the building block of protein.
27-Feb-2026 Dartmouth, where AI began, celebrates a 70-year milestone and defines what's next Dartmouth College In 1956, a small group of mathematicians and scientists gathered for the Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence where they coined the term “artificial intelligence” and launched a field now reshaping science, technology, and daily life. Dartmouth will mark the 70th anniversary with a yearlong series of events designed to reflect that legacy and help shape what comes next.
27-Feb-2026 A Basque consortium of researchers is studying why mutations in a certain protein alter brain development in children with a rare disease University of the Basque Country Although fewer than 50 cases of this syndrome are known in Spain, rare diseases affect a total of nearly three million people.
27-Feb-2026 Texas A&M engineers illuminate cancer’s deadly hideout Texas A&M University Researchers from the biomedical engineering department at Texas A&M University — Drs. Shreya Raghavan, Alex Walsh, Daniel Alge and their respective labs — have teamed up to create models and imaging techniques to better understand and treat colorectal liver metastases.
27-Feb-2026 Building a resilient workforce Singapore Management University The SMU Resilient Workforces Institute, currently helmed by SMU Professor Archan Misra, seeks to address adult learning and the future of work in the age of AI at three levels: Human, Organisational, and Societal.
27-Feb-2026 Transitioning to a low-carbon economy Singapore Management University When social protection, finance and climate policy move together, carbon-intensive Asian economies can decarbonise without leaving workers and regions behind, says SMU researcher Maria Teresa Punzi.
27-Feb-2026 Griffin in the loop: A digital multiphysics test bed for next-gen reactors DOE/Idaho National Laboratory As U.S. energy demand increases, advanced nuclear energy has emerged as an important option for 24-7 reliable electricity and heat generation.
26-Feb-2026 UCalgary initiates academic program to educate physicians on the front line of care in areas of geopolitical crisis University of Calgary When ophthalmologists in Ukraine suddenly found themselves treating an overwhelming volume of eye trauma due to war, injuries and reconstructive challenges they rarely encountered, University of Calgary clinicians started a conversation about how to help them. Led by Dr. Karim G. Punja, MD, an oculofacial plastic surgeon and clinical associate professor at the Cumming School of Medicine (CSM), the academics created a unique fellowship specifically designed for surgeons in areas of geopolitical crisis.
26-Feb-2026 An emergency department leader on what ‘The Pitt’ gets right – and wrong University of Colorado School of Medicine Jean Hoffman, MD, of the CU Anschutz Department of Emergency Medicine, offers a mixed review of the hit series.
26-Feb-2026 ‘Scromiting’ is real – and it’s a real pain for chronic marijuana users, says a CU Anschutz toxicologist University of Colorado School of Medicine Kennon Heard, MD, PhD, of the CU Anschutz Department of Emergency Medicine, talks about a nasty syndrome that’s sending droves of cannabis fans to the hospital.
