Raleigh Water is set to introduce a new self-service portal in November, enhancing user experience but requiring a temporary blackout period for the transition.

Ohio State University chemists have developed a new method to measure carbon monoxide's bond strength on catalysts, aiding in CO2-to-fuel conversion, with implications for cleaner fuel production.

Kelly Dobos from the University of Cincinnati explains the benefits and uses of squalane in skincare products, noting its hydrating properties and popularity.

The Vegas Golden Knights teamed up with Las Vegas‑based Richtech Robotics to pilot service robots for food, merch and facility tasks at T‑Mobile Arena.

Ohio State University researchers conducted a comprehensive study on the human brain's connectivity and functions, providing new insights into its organizational principles.

The University of Cincinnati's Blood Cancer Healing Center has become a national model for combining design and construction in healthcare, focusing on collaborative, patient-centered care, and integrating research and education.

Ohio State University researchers have developed living computers using mushrooms, which could offer a sustainable alternative to semiconductor technology.

The Ohio Bee Survey identifies over 330 species, enhancing bee diversity knowledge, with unexpected research boosts in other insect studies and strong public engagement.

FIT unveils the $188.5 million Joyce F. Brown Academic Building in Manhattan's Fashion District, poised to enhance creative education with state-of-the-art resources and LEED Gold certification.

Sonoma County introduces LOU, an AI travel concierge by Sonoma County Tourism and Mindtrip, to provide personalized itineraries for visitors based on their interests.

The FDNY has deployed AI-powered cameras in NY parks for early brush fire detection, streaming live footage for swift response and supplemented with drone surveillance.

Las Vegas is building a new $44 million medical lab near UNLV to enhance healthcare and academic training, focusing on local blood services and tuberculosis testing.

An AI tool developed by ARUP Laboratories and Techcyte has improved the accuracy and speed of detecting intestinal parasites, proving more effective than human experts.