Wisconsin DNR Advises Outdoor Enthusiasts to Keep Wildlife Wild During Spring and Summer Encounters
The Wisconsin DNR advises the public to keep wildlife wild, cautioning against disturbing young animals that may appear orphaned, urging people to observe from a distance, and to consult professionals before intervening.
MIT and Singapore Researchers Spearhead Food Revolution with Melatonin Miracle, Extending Produce Shelf Life and Battling Global Food Waste!
MIT and Singapore-MIT Alliance researchers have developed a technology that extends produce shelf life by using biodegradable microneedles to inject melatonin into plants, which may help reduce global food waste.
Electron Dance Unveiled, ORNL and NCSU Scientists Push Quantum Limits with Frontier Supercomputer
Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and NC State University have simulated the real-time movement of tens of thousands of electrons, advancing understanding of material responses at the atomic scale.
El Paso Community College Showcases Historical Photography Evolution in New "From Box to Phone Cameras" Exhibit
EPCC's Art Discipline presents "Photography: From Box to Phone Cameras," a historical exhibit in the Valle Verde AST Building, showcasing the evolution of photography and camera technology.
DELERIA Platform Poised to Revolutionize Nuclear Physics Data Analysis at Light-Speed
DELERIA is a new data streaming platform from the Lawrence Berkeley and Oak Ridge national labs, set to accelerate nuclear physics data analysis from hours to seconds, and will operate with GRETA in 2026.
AdventHealth Orlando Unveils $1 Billion Health Care Expansion, Set to Transform Central Florida's Medical Landscape by 2030
AdventHealth Orlando is investing $1 billion in campus enhancements, including a new patient tower for advanced medical services, aiming to make Orlando a hub for surgical innovation and medical education.
New York Schools' "Bell-to-Bell" Smartphone Ban Exemptions Prompt Concerns Amongst Parents and Educators
New York schools will enforce a "bell-to-bell" smartphone ban next fall, with exemptions for certain students. Concerns arise over potential stigma and enforcement logistics.
Gov. Hochul Inaugurates New Computer Sciences Center at Farmingdale State College, Boosting Long Island's Tech Education
Governor Kathy Hochul celebrated the groundbreaking of Farmingdale State College's new Computer Sciences Center, a project supported by state funding to foster tech education and economic growth in Long Island.












