The Speros campus could house a 130,000-square-foot theranostics center as Moffitt's FORGE coalition closes in on $247 million in funding.

The 350,000-square-foot building near Helix Park packs in a teaching kitchen, nutrition labs and a broadcast studio.

The $1 billion startup wants to hire automation engineers with Duke ties, even without computer science degrees.

Three Ohio State teams get Meta funding and Muse AI access to study chest X-rays, heart failure and Alzheimer's care.

Foundry Robotics is pouring fresh cash into a massive Emeryville facility that runs its own AI-powered assembly lines.

Catalyst closed enrollment with over 9,400 participants statewide, but those already signed up can still get their results.

UMass Chan will test blood from over 3,000 Framingham Heart Study volunteers for 18 metals tied to memory loss.

Arizona State is designing nuclear micro-certificates as Purdue contributes reactor access and Tennessee brings nuclear degree programs and Oak Ridge research ties to a new tri-university consortium.

Space Development Agency brass toured the Long Beach assembly floor as Rocket Lab's $515 million order moves from blueprint to hardware.

The West Side school will use the federal funds for simulation tech and tuition help as its nurse practitioner ranks swell toward 800 students.

New census data shows nearly 9% of Washington households own an EV, with King County running even hotter at 13.4%.

Omaha researchers will use a federal grant to advance glaucoma research at Creighton University.

Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital says it's now the only South Florida center offering the tongue-stimulating Inspire implant to kids with Down syndrome.