Bay State Newborns Could Get DNA Checkup Before Leaving Hospital
Massachusetts plans to join the GUARDIAN newborn genome‑screening pilot that tests for 450+ treatable genetic conditions. The voluntary program would require state review before enrollment begins.
FDA Backs Wearable Electric-Field Device For Tough-To-Treat Pancreatic Cancer
The FDA cleared Optune Pax, a wearable tumor‑treating‑fields device, after a Phase 3 trial showed a small survival benefit and delayed pain progression for inoperable pancreatic cancer.
NYU Prof’s Crusade to Kick Kids off Social Media Goes Global
Jonathan Haidt's book and public push have helped move age-based social media limits from debate into law and school policy. The science is contested and young people want a voice.
Winged Leopard HQ Lands In Williamsburg, Queen One Bets Big On Brooklyn
Queen One’s Rise and Fly Vision Centre at 25 Kent Avenue turns a Williamsburg office into an immersive art-meets-tech hub with promised jobs and neighborhood programming.
Brooklyn's Edward R. Murrow High School Pioneers Heating with Vegetable Oil Biofuel in NYC
Edward R. Murrow High School in Brooklyn heats its facilities with vegetable oil biofuel, becoming the first NYC public school to do so, and thereby potentially reducing carbon emissions and improving air quality in the city.
New York Lab Studies Effects of Alcohol and Psychedelics in Controlled Research
Zucker Hillside Hospital has initiated a study observing participants use substances like alcohol, cannabis, psilocybin, and MDMA to understand their therapeutic potential and risks.
New York City Public Schools to Implement New AI Policy Amid Teacher Optimism and Parental Concerns
NYC public schools are establishing new rules for AI use, addressing concerns from parents and educators about privacy and the authenticity of students' work, with some schools creating their own AI policies in the interim.
New York Welcomes Radical AI's Groundbreaking Autonomous Materials Science Lab in Brooklyn Navy Yard
Radical AI is establishing New York's first fully autonomous materials science lab in Brooklyn Navy Yard, supported by $2 million in tax credits, with plans to conduct 100 AI-driven experiments daily and create 115 high-wage jobs.
New York Attorney General Letitia James Spearheads Charge Against xAI for Safer AI and Demands Crackdown on Chatbot's Illicit Image Generation
AG Letitia James leads a bipartisan group urging xAI to strengthen controls on Grok to prevent creation and sharing of sexualized nonconsensual images.
Governor Hochul Announces $3 Million Renovation for Syracuse's SUNY Upstate Medical Center to Fuel Life Science Innovation
Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $3 million renovation for SUNY Upstate Medical Center's CNY Biotech Accelerator to expand life science incubator space in Syracuse.
New York Unveils Nation's First Independent AI Research Center at SUNY Binghamton with $55M in Backing
New York strengthens its tech sector with the establishment of the first independent AI research center at SUNY Binghamton, funded by a $30 million donation led by Bloomberg co-founder Tom Secunda and $25 million from SUNY.












