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Eagle Nuclear says the Aurora site near McDermitt, Oregon contains roughly 37 million pounds of uranium and has begun permitting and drilling planning.
A new White House budget proposal would slash NASA science funding and could force program cancellations and more layoffs at Pasadena’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
A UC San Diego analysis of ABCD data finds teen cannabis use tied to smaller gains in memory, attention and processing speed. Researchers say THC exposure, not CBD, may drive the effect.
Utah lawmakers approved H.B. 218 and H.B. 273 to add AI literacy to K–12, restrict K–3 device use and fund Convergence Hall, pairing classroom changes with big teacher training.
Eli Lilly is reportedly in advanced talks to buy Boston‑based Kelonia Therapeutics for more than $2 billion, folding a promising in‑vivo CAR‑T program into Lilly’s pipeline.
Sunnyvale‑based Cerebras filed an S‑1 showing big 2025 growth, a major OpenAI compute partnership and new data‑center expansion as it aims to list as CBRS.
A federal judge in Jacksonville dismissed CVS-Aetna’s lawsuit against Radiology Partners, blocking the insurer from undoing prior No Surprises Act arbitration awards.
Mayor Kate Gallego celebrated TSMC’s second Phoenix fab as complete, calling it a win for jobs and national security. City leaders point to thousands of direct and indirect roles as tool installation begins.
Rice researchers built a two‑bacterium sensor that converts chemical detections into electrical signals for low‑cost field readouts.
TMC and San Jac signed an April 14 MOU to expand hands‑on training and channel students into growing biomanufacturing jobs in Houston.
SRP has commissioned a 55‑MW solar 'living lab' at Copper Crossing near Florence to test PV hardware, forecasting tools and long‑duration storage pilots.
Four Boston researchers were honored at the Breakthrough Prize gala for work from CRISPR cures to muon physics and Pantheon+. The awards spotlight local labs and long-term science.
A 72-year-old Arlington man says incision‑free MRI‑guided ultrasound stopped his tremor in seconds, and he’s back to repairing radios.
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