A UTHealth Houston‑led trial finds the oral GLP‑1 pill orforglipron produced dose‑dependent weight loss and improved blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes.

ORNL's National Neutron Scattering School hosted 50 postgraduate students for a comprehensive curriculum on neutron scattering techniques, with lectures and hands-on experiments at SNS and HFIR facilities.

ORNL honored individuals and teams for their contributions to science, technology, and operations at its annual Awards Night, with notable mentions for Brenden Ortiz and the Polyglot Detection Team.

The FDA approved AbbVie and Genmab’s Epkinly with rituximab and lenalidomide after a Phase 3 trial showed large, durable responses in relapsed follicular lymphoma. The label includes boxed warnings for CRS and ICANS.

Abbott is reportedly closing in on Exact Sciences, the maker of Cologuard, in a multibillion‑dollar deal that would boost its cancer‑diagnostics footprint. Talks are ongoing and could produce a formal announcement soon.

Pūʻōhala School's STEM Night married Hawaiian-language immersion and paper‑rocket engineering, drawing roughly 270 people and a UH STEM Pre‑Academy partnership.

Northwestern Medicine will open the Dauten Behavioral Health Institute in Chicago after a $25 million gift from Kent and Liz Dauten to expand bipolar care and research. The center will fund a registry, an innovation fund and new clinical programs.

ORNL researchers have developed a portable underwater X-ray system that offers safer and immediate inspections, potentially revolutionizing maritime safety checks without harming marine life.

The University of Hawaiʻi has put Robo‑AO‑2 into initial science operations on the UH 2.2‑meter atop Maunakea, using robotic adaptive optics to sharpen hundreds of nightly targets and test a new adaptive secondary mirror.

Berkeley Math Circle alum Hannah Cairo, 18, constructed a counterexample that upends a four‑decade‑old conjecture in harmonic analysis.

Philip Dee is advancing quantum physics at Oak Ridge National Lab by integrating computation and quantum theory, potentially transforming the understanding of complex quantum systems.

UC San Diego researchers used experimental evolution to broaden bacteriophage activity against multidrug‑resistant Klebsiella, offering a potential new option where antibiotics fail.

A PCORI‑funded, randomized study led by UCLA and UC Davis will test whether AI assistance helps radiologists read screening mammograms more accurately. The trial pairs clinical outcomes with patient surveys.