Two SJSU students joined Y Combinator with Stratus, an AI co‑pilot that transcribes airport radio and flags potential hazards. They paused classes to focus on Demo Day.

Maimonides Health in Brooklyn launched a program for students to experience and train in emergency medicine, and opened a large pediatric emergency department.

Denver celebrates GIS Day virtually on November 12th, highlighting the importance of GIS technology in city management and offering "lightning talks" on diverse applications such as public safety and urban planning.

ORNL, NVIDIA, and HPE are collaborating to integrate quantum computing with AI and HPC, aiming to advance scientific computing and maintain U.S. leadership in the field.

El Paso ISD students to showcase their STEM knowledge at KTSM's WeatherFest at The Outlet Shoppes on November 8, with competitions, live entertainment, and educational exhibits open to all.

The FDA has announced a recall of over 500,000 bottles of blood pressure medication prazosin over cancer risk concerns.

CiviForm, Seattle's public benefit access platform, was named one of Time Magazine's Best Inventions of 2025 for its efficacy in streamlining applications for residents.

The University of Cincinnati launches Bearcat AI Ready!, a program integrating AI into its operations, led by VP Bharath Prabhakaran to transition UC from 'AI-fluent' to 'AI-ready'.

Horror filmmaker Spencer Lackey teaches UC College-Conservatory of Music students to create engaging short-form videos in the Digital Performance Lab.

North Carolina announces the discovery of a new tyrannosaur species, Nanotyrannus, distinct from T. rex, reshaping perspectives on dinosaur evolution and ecology.

A University of Cincinnati report suggests that the Mediterranean diet may help manage liver disease, particularly MASLD, by reducing fat accumulation and inflammation in the liver.

The Germantown Business Summit on AI, with 65 attendees, highlighted leveraging AI for efficiency, featuring keynote speaker Scott Finney who emphasized the necessity of AI integration in business.

A young entrepreneur who cut her teeth in San Francisco's biotech scene is now leading one of medicine's most controversial ventures from Manhattan's Upper East Side. Seven years after a Chinese scientist went to prison for creating the first gene-edited babies, Cathy Tie believes she can prove the technology is ready—if society will let her.