To help undergraduate students at The University of Texas at Arlington develop a firmer understanding of natural resources and their importance to society, faculty from the College of Education and the College of Science are revamping a course in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences. The effort is supported by a National Science Foundation Improving Undergraduate STEM Education grant.

Drivers who smart charge their electric vehicles could not only offset the costs and emissions associated with charging, they could also spur the growth of renewable energy infrastructure.

Researchers Eduard Porta and Daniela Grases have just published the first practical guide on the use of Spatial Transcriptomics. Thanks to their experience, resulting from processing of more than 1,000 tissue samples in the laboratory, the Spatial Biology program at the Josep Carreras Leukemia Research Institute is now a leading expert in the use of this technology, essential for better understanding blood cancers and advancing in the development of new therapies. This is a fundamental aspect of the Josep Carreras Institute's new mission, which seeks to transform the way patients with hematologic cancer are diagnosed and treated.

MIT researchers developed a training method that teaches vision-language generative AI models to localize a specific object, like a person’s pet, in a new scene.