24-Nov-2025 Faculty excellence draws nation's chief nurse to Rutgers Rutgers University Federal recruiting visit highlights schools' national standing in nursing and social work.
24-Nov-2025 Future Foundries to transform US additive manufacturing DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory Future Foundries seamlessly integrates multiple manufacturing processes, delivering a flexible, end-to-end solution for efficient part production that meets stringent qualification and certification standards. By running workflows concurrently, the platform achieves remarkable efficiency, cutting production cycles by up to 68%.
24-Nov-2025 Unraveling the mysteries of ancient solar storms and earthquakes University of Arizona, Office of Research and Partnerships Tree-ring and planetary scientists are preparing for the big natural events thanks to a Big Idea Challenge grant and a new laboratory.
24-Nov-2025 Another critical reason to prevent and control diabetes: It is a top cause of chronic kidney disease Mayo Clinic Diabetes affects how the body uses glucose, also known as blood sugar. It can mean that there is too much sugar in the blood. This can harm people in several ways. One serious complication is chronic kidney disease. Ivan Porter II, M.D., a nephrologist at Mayo Clinic in Florida, explains the connection between diabetes and chronic kidney disease.
24-Nov-2025 Binghamton University research reveals who really gives at checkout, and they're not who you'd expect Binghamton University Contrary to popular belief, impulse donors at store checkouts look completely different from traditional charity givers, according to research from Binghamton University. In the latest episode of "The Aha Moment" podcast, Associate Professor Lauren Dula discusses her surprising findings about who's most likely to donate when prompted during their shopping experience. Journal Journal of Public and Nonprofit Affairs
24-Nov-2025 Advancing coastal research with AI-guided, 3-D-printed, biodegradable sensors Texas A&M University A NASA-funded effort that combines advanced 3-D printing, biodegradable materials and artificial intelligence to protect vulnerable coastal environments will be strengthened by the research of Dr. Chukwuzubelu Ufodike in Texas A&M University’s Department of Engineering Technology and Industrial Distribution.
24-Nov-2025 Robotics, AI, drones, and data analytics are shaping the future of the construction industry University of Colorado Denver Robotics along with other technology are changing the face of the construction industry, which means engineers have to level up on their skills.
24-Nov-2025 Clean energy found in old coal mines University of Victoria Cumberland, B.C., was built on coal mining—both literally and practically. Thousands of workers were employed and millions of tonnes of coal were exported over 80 years before the mines were shuttered, leaving deep holes in the ground and a deeper void in the village’s economy. Thanks to a partnership with the University of Victoria-led Accelerating Community Energy Transformation (ACET) initiative, Cumberland is planning for a future built on clean energy that comes from the maze of abandoned mine shafts and extraction tunnels that snake beneath its streets.
24-Nov-2025 From lab to legislation – the fight against new online drugs Linköping University A new drug on the market – every week. This has been the case in Europe in recent years with regard to the availability of online drugs, known also as new psychoactive substances. Henrik Green, professor at Linköping University in Sweden, is using research to help government agencies stop the most dangerous online drugs more quickly.
24-Nov-2025 From diagnosis to hope: A husband and wife’s journey through consecutive cancer diagnoses University of California - Los Angeles Health Sciences For Dena and Richard, UCLA Health is not just a medical team, it’s become family. “Dr. Chi and the whole team are one in a million,” said Dena. “They helped save both of our lives.”
