BrookLynk and Design Ready Controls are hosting a STEM Career Exploration Panel in Brooklyn Park to inform about STEM careers through talks and hands-on activities.

MIT engineers have developed a method to detach cells from surfaces using electrochemically generated bubbles, potentially increasing efficiency in biotech and other industries.

San José invites tech firms to create a Generative AI platform to enhance city services, prioritizing efficiency and security in alignment with its AI policies.

Honolulu Police are considering AI for drafting reports to save officers' time, but there are concerns about accuracy and bias despite assurances of human oversight.

Cleveland State University introduces a Physics and Computer Science integrated Bachelor's program, responding to the demand for multidisciplinary skills in the workforce.

Governor Kathy Hochul visited the Garden City Police Department to highlight a $21 million investment in law enforcement technology in Long Island, part of a larger $127 million grant aimed at improving public and officer safety.

MIT postdoc Giorgio Rizzo is developing sustainable fertilizers aimed at reducing environmental impact and enhancing plant resistance, and has received a Kavanaugh Fellowship to further his work.

The Sacramento Zoo celebrated the first okapi birth in its history, a boost for this endangered species' conservation efforts. Both the mother and calf are doing well.

Minnesota DOT's virtual event on sustainable stormwater strategies is set for October 16, offering insight into eco-friendly practices for infrastructure.

Xiaoting Zhang's research on breast cancer drug resistance at the University of Cincinnati has led to a startup, RNA Nanotherapeutics, aiming to improve treatment efficacy with RNA nanotechnology.

MIT has launched the Rare Brain Disorders Nexus (RareNet) to enhance research on rare brain conditions, founded with a philanthropic donation from Ana Méndez and Rajeev Jayavant.

The University of the Pacific now fully powers its campuses with renewable energy, utilizing hydroelectric, solar, geothermal, and wind sources, emphasizing a commitment to sustainability and economic practicality.

MIT engineers developed a new system for precise synthetic gene expression control, promising advancements in gene therapy and cellular function consistency.