A 10-year-old with a neuromuscular disorder, Jude, experienced a custom Minecraft-themed surprise from Microsoft and Make-A-Wish at the University of Cincinnati.

Neutron research at ORNL, led by Dina Hegazy, is advancing oil recovery methods to secure energy independence, focusing on CO2 huff-n-puff techniques to extract more oil from unconventional reserves.

UC San Diego ranked No. 4 public university in the US and 20th globally in the 2025 ARWU, known for its rigorous evaluation based on academic achievements.

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville is developing military-grade steel with a $5 million grant, aiming to enhance national security and revive domestic production.

MIT researchers have developed a reconfigurable antenna using metamaterials that can change shape to cover a broad spectrum of frequencies, potentially simplifying device communication and sensing technologies.

The Ohio State University study warns of the risks in relying solely on AI in safety-critical settings, emphasizing the need to consider human-AI team performance.

UNLV launches the gaming industry's first centralized AI research center to help operators and regulators navigate artificial intelligence challenges in Nevada's most regulated sector.

Dr. Annabelle Anandappa received two grants to study RAS inhibitors for blood cancer, specifically acute myeloid leukemia, expanding research beyond solid tumors.

MIT researchers developed an AI model to improve RNA-based therapeutics, aiding in faster creation of nanoparticles for vaccine and therapy delivery, with enhanced targeting and integration across cell types.

The University of Memphis FedEx Institute held an AI + Cybersecurity Conference, exploring AI's role in cybersecurity and launching a new AI research center.

MIT researchers used AI to develop new antibiotics effective against resistant strains like MRSA and drug-resistant Neisseria gonorrhoeae, as reported by MIT News.

Ohio State University researchers have developed a method for liquid crystals to retain movement information, potentially transforming them into players in memory storage and sensor technology.

Hawaiʻi's DCCA seeks public feedback on Hawaiian Telcom's cable service to influence future franchise agreements.