The College of Pharmacy at the University of Tennessee ranks 12th in NIH research funding, indicating significant research growth and impact in pharmaceutical sciences.

MIT's bladder cancer treatment device, originating from a whiteboard idea, has been FDA approved, offering a novel localized drug delivery system with an impressive 82.4% cancer-free rate in a pivotal study.

A car collision in Rancho Cordova caused a significant Xfinity service outage in northern California, with repairs expected to continue until early Thursday morning.

Ohio State University engineers are developing a centrifugal nuclear thermal rocket (CNTR) that could double the efficiency of nuclear propulsion for space travel, potentially reducing mission times and increasing payload capacity.

Midwest boxwood shrubs are being damaged by box tree caterpillars, with significant destruction noted in East Cincinnati, says biologist Theresa Culley.

An ROV named "Deep Emerald" reached 1,075 feet in Lake Tahoe, a historic dive exploring the ecosystem and seeking to dispel myths such as the lake housing dead bodies.

The NYC medical examiner's office continues efforts to identify 9/11 victims' remains 24 years later, with recent technological advancements aiding in the identification of three victims last month.

Long Beach offers free AI and digital skills workshops during Digital Inclusion Week, with a focus on generative AI, data privacy, and cybersecurity tips.

MIT's delta v Demo Day showcased student startups focusing on innovations in health, sustainability, and technology, reflecting the program's high success rate.

Israel Ajiboye earned "Graduate Student Engineer of the Month" at the University of Cincinnati for his work in biomedical applications and heart diagnostics.

The ODNR is accepting applications for its Ohio Geology Student Research Grant program, offering a $2,500 grant for geological studies relevant to Ohio.

Hawai‘i designates September as Digital Aloha Month to promote respectful online behavior and improve digital literacy statewide as part of the Connect Kākou initiative.

The AI giant's emphatic denial of exit talks doesn't quite settle the underlying question of what happens when California's toughest regulatory scrutiny meets $19 billion in venture funding. With Sam Altman's massive Bay Area real estate bets on one side and mounting legal pressure on the other, the company faces a high-stakes balancing act that could reshape both OpenAI's future and the state's AI dominance.