The study from the University of Cincinnati finds that like humans, pregnant cockroaches need more sleep for their offspring's health, impacting gestation and milk protein production.

ORNL researchers studied plant root-soil interactions, using untargeted metabolomics to explore rhizodeposition impacts on plant and soil microbes, potentially aiding energy and food crop growth.

MIT and Duke researchers used machine learning to identify ferrocene-based mechanophores for stronger plastics, potentially extending product lifetimes and reducing waste.

Scientists discovered a new fungus, Russula neoelpidensis, in Durham County's New Hope Creek Preserve, indicating rich local biodiversity and the importance of pristine environments for unique species.

The article discusses the rising energy demands and economic impacts of AI technology, highlighting concerns about increased electric bills and the need for more energy-efficient AI systems.

University of Cincinnati researchers are developing drones inspired by albatrosses' efficient flight, aiming to replicate their energy-conserving soaring technique with funding from DARPA.

NobleReach™ Foundation will send three 2025 Scholars to the Oklahoma City Office of Innovation to aid in technological development using their data science and business innovation skills.

ORNL scientists have enhanced atomic force microscopy to improve the study of bacterial biofilms, linking individual bacteria with biofilm structure and using machine learning to analyze data, published in npj Biofilms and Microbiomes.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory developed new medium-voltage circuit breakers that improve direct current handling, potentially leading to cost savings and a more reliable electric grid.

The North Carolina Treasury Department's efficiency improved after a 12-week trial using ChatGPT, saving time on tasks like financial analysis and detecting inconsistencies, though caution was advised due to occasional AI errors.

University of Utah Health scientists discovered a genetic link between hibernating mammals and humans, possibly opening new treatment methods for diabetes and neurodegenerative diseases.

Tissium's suture-free biopolymer technology, developed from MIT research, has received FDA approval for peripheral nerve repair, offering a new standard in surgical tissue reconstruction.

Glendale is gearing up for its 9th Annual Tech Week, calling for event submissions and highlighting the city's commitment to tech innovation and support for entrepreneurs.