Google has denied rumors of a general security alert for Gmail users, stating their security systems block over 99.9% of phishing and malware attempts.

Archaeologists discovered 16th-century domesticated cat bones in a Florida shipwreck, providing insights into historical maritime life and the spread of felines to the Americas, as investigated by USU alum Martin Welker.

MIT's Weissman and Luo used the novel LOCL-TL tool to study protein synthesis at mitochondria, finding about 20% of mitochondrial proteins are made on-site, which could advance understanding of diseases.

Mount Vernon launches the industry's first solar-powered PVC compounding plant by Manner Polymers, expected to create 60 jobs and further Illinois' clean energy leadership.

Utah State University's ASPIRE invites undergraduates to a summer research program focused on electrified transportation, offering hands-on experience and potential career impact.

ORNL researchers have outlined a vision to integrate quantum computers with today’s supercomputing systems, focusing on a software stack that remains adaptable to technological advances.

Expert warns that probiotics can disrupt microbiome diversity and may harm some, like cancer patients on immunotherapy, but can also help manage specific conditions like infectious diarrhea.

ORNL's pellet injector contributed to the Wendelstein 7-X stellarator's world-record plasma maintenance, critical for advancing fusion energy technology.

Plainedge High School in Long Island introduced the XSponse Shield and Display safety alert system to enhance emergency response, featuring classroom devices and staff panic badges for precise location tracking, at a cost of $2,000 per classroom.

Drag racer Christi Johnson excels in both motorsports and science, applying her precision and drive from racing to her work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory on projects like runway lighting and biometric recognition technology.

MIT researchers developed a self-assembling battery material that dissolves for easier recycling, addressing the electronic waste crisis in the EV industry.

The University of Minnesota study combines mobile data with traditional census information to analyze urban dynamics and neighborhood interactions in various U.S. cities.

The Legal Aid Society calls for an investigation into the NYPD's use of facial recognition citing policy breaches and false arrests, involving cases where the technology led to erroneous identifications.