9-Oct-2026 Holding on to hope through pulmonary fibrosis University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston A diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis gave Monica Reyes, 50, a new outlook on life and how to help the patients she works with.
9-Oct-2026 The Politecnico di Milano Wind Tunnel turns 25 Politecnico di Milano Research and experimentation since 2001 to understand the effects of wind on infrastructure, technology and athletic performance
9-Oct-2026 FDA approves immunotherapy regimen studied by Mayo Clinic for stage 3 colon cancer Mayo Clinic The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the immunotherapy drug atezolizumab in combination with chemotherapy for some patients with stage 3 colon cancer following surgery.
9-Oct-2026 Houston, we have a mission: VOTE! University of California - Irvine They have traveled 17,500 miles per hour, circled the Earth 16 times in a single day, and spacewalked among the stars. But on Oct. 8, former NASA astronauts Danny Olivas and Steve Smith touched down on a very different kind of mission — one they say may be just as critical to the future as any space launch. The pair arrived at UC Irvine as part of Astronauts for America’s national “Vote for Freedom” college tour, bringing a message that blends cosmic wonder with civic urgency to an auditorium packed with students, with less than a month until the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
9-Oct-2026 Q&A: Russian plague scare University of California - Riverside In a Q&A, Scott Pegan, a professor of biomedical sciences in the UC Riverside School of Medicine, answers questions on a possible exposure to pneumonic plague in Russia.
8-Oct-2026 A Precision Psychiatry approach to schizophrenia Virginia Tech Schizophrenia may encompass several disorders with different biological causes. Scientists, clinicians, and industry representatives are working to distinguish those differences and use measurements of brain function and behavior to help guide treatment beyond trial and error.
8-Oct-2026 Does a bone tumor always mean cancer? Mayo Clinic expert explains Mayo Clinic Bone tumors can cause symptoms such as persistent pain and unintended weight loss, or they might only be discovered when someone breaks a bone and X-rays show a lesion. Wendy Allen-Rhoades, M.D., Ph.D., a pediatric oncologist at Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center, describes the most common bone cancers in children and adults.
8-Oct-2026 Keeping a 45-year-old research reactor ready for science Istanbul Technical University Full-core fuel assessment helps Istanbul Technical University plan for safer and more efficient future operations Journal Nuclear Engineering and Technology
7-Oct-2026 Automation is shaping the future of American manufacturing DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory ORNL researchers are developing intelligent automation systems that help manufacturers operate efficiently with smaller workforces. Work at the Manufacturing Demonstration Facility integrates robotics, sensing and advanced controls to increase flexibility and reduce production time. These technologies are strengthening U.S. manufacturing competitiveness by supporting faster deployment and securing domestic supply chains.
7-Oct-2026 Q&A: Why the technology used by incarcerated people is 'inefficient, unusable, frustrating and expensive' University of Washington In three recent papers, UW researchers explore technologies used in prisons and to monitor people before incarceration and after release.
