Miami-Area Startup Could End Cavities Forever With Breakthrough Tooth Gel
A South Florida startup is racing to bring the first-ever enamel-regrowing treatment to market by next year—a breakthrough that could make drilling and filling teeth obsolete. The protein-based gel, developed with University of Nottingham researchers and a UCSF scientist, actually rebuilds damaged enamel instead of just patching it up.
University of Cincinnati Professor Victoria LaPoe Investigates AI's Role in Boosting Non-Profit Fundraising and Outreach
Professor Victoria LaPoe studies how AI can help non-profits with messaging and fundraising, inspired by quarterback Joe Burrow's foundation. She views journalism as a means for solutions and public good.
Nevada Refuses Ransom in Cyberattack, Spends $1.5M on Recovery Efforts After State Services Disrupted
Nevada faced a sophisticated cyberattack, with a phishing email installing a backdoor, leading to a ransomware incident and $1.5 million in response costs. State services were disrupted, but no ransom was paid.
SJSU Students Build AI ‘Co-Pilot’ to Avert Airfield Disasters — And Land a Spot in Y Combinator
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 Unveils Hands-On Health Scholars Program and Brooklyn's Largest Pediatric ER
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 24th Annual GIS Day: Showcasing Technology's Role in Urban Planning and Public Safety
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.












