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Mizzou advanced technology core facilities drive innovation and discovery
University of Missouri-ColumbiaAt the University of Missouri, breakthrough discoveries are powered by cutting-edge tools, expert support and collaborative spaces.
Across campus, Mizzou’s advanced technology core facilities bring shared access to advanced technologies that help researchers quickly move ideas from concept to impact. These spaces allow scientists to tackle pressing challenges, develop better treatments, strengthen agriculture and drive the state’s economy forward.
Can AI quantify beauty? New study suggests it can’t
University of Virginia School of Data ScienceMiriah Meyer: “I’m a fangirl of theory”
Linköping UniversityWhat is data? How is it created? What does it consist of? Can it be objective? These are theoretical questions that interest Professor Miriah Meyer, who is originally from the US but now works in Sweden. But as AI development accelerates, she also wants to contribute practical knowledge that enables us, as humans, to shape a better future.
Bridging AI and nuclear power for enhanced reactor safety
Texas A&M UniversityBuilding a resilient and sustainable energy future: New hydrogen project for Sweden
European Science Communication Institute gGmbH- Funder
- Clean Hydrogen Partnership, HORIZON EUROPE Climate
UK researchers bridge Kentucky’s energy past with world’s energy future
University of KentuckyEspaitec companies strengthen the innovative and technological ecosystem of Universitat Jaume I with an increase of nearly 20% in employment during 2025
Universitat Jaume IEspaitec continues to promote technology and competitiveness among businesses, strengthening its position as a leading technology hub, fostering entrepreneurship, innovation, and knowledge transfer in the society of the province of Castellón.
The Science and Technology Park of the Universitat Jaume I makes a annual monitoring of companies linked to Espaitec through a series of indicators, which detail data related to billing, investment in R&D&I, employability, knowledge transfer and collaboration between university and company, among other aspects.
A total of 557 people carry out their professional activity in the companies located in the Park, being 396 men and 161 womenAmong them, 166 workers carry out skilled employment tasks directly related to research, development and innovation, representing 29,8%.
Regarding the integration of university talent, in 2025 companies linked to Espaitec hosted 101 students for curricular internships. As for the hiring of graduates from Universitat Jaume I, a total of 57 graduates joined the companies in the Park.
Tiny DNA fragments, big agricultural insights
King Abdullah University of Science & Technology (KAUST)- Journal
- Nature Genetics