Oak Ridge National Laboratory Hosts German-American Engineering Symposium to Foster International Collaboration
The German-American Frontiers of Engineering Symposium at ORNL aimed to strengthen international collaboration, focusing on a "Digitally Connected World." Participants explored technology advances and the importance of global partnerships.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory Honored by Federal Laboratory Consortium for Pioneering Fusion Energy in Tennessee
Oak Ridge National Lab received the FLC State and Local Economic Development Award for their "Fossil Fuels to Fusion Energy" initiative, and five other projects were also recognized for technological advancements.
Silicon Valley Crosswalks Hijacked with AI Impersonations of Tech Titans Zuckerberg and Musk
Silicon Valley crosswalk buttons were hacked to emit AI-generated voice impersonations of tech leaders Zuckerberg and Musk, with local officials working to fix the issue.
Meta's Zuckerberg Grilled in Court as FTC Dubs Facebook a Monopolist in Antitrust Showdown
Mark Zuckerberg testified in an FTC-led antitrust trial against Meta, which has been accused of monopolistic practices by buying companies such as Instagram and WhatsApp. Meta refutes the claims, citing competition from various platforms.
SpaceX's 27th Starlink Mission a Success: Falcon 9 Delivers 27 Satellites to Orbit from Cape Canaveral
SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 with 27 Starlink satellites into orbit from Cape Canaveral, marking its 27th mission and 30th launch from the Cape this year, with an upcoming ISS resupply mission scheduled.
Governor Hochul Launches $5 Million Plan to Enhance Mobile Service in New York State
Governor Hochul announces a $5 million initiative to improve mobile service in New York, seeking innovative solutions to enhance wireless coverage as part of the ConnectALL strategy.
Kent State University's Dr. Jennifer Mapes Revitalizes 1970 Shooting Memories with Innovative Digital Mapping Project
Dr. Jennifer Mapes at Kent State uses geography to map human experiences, particularly the May 4, 1970 shootings, supported by over 200 narratives. Her upcoming lecture will discuss this project.
Canine Detectives on the Scent of a Solution as WSU Researchers Employ Dogs to Sniff Out Little Cherry Disease in Tree Fruit Industry
WSU researchers are using trained dogs to detect Little Cherry Disease in trees, an approach that may be quicker and more accurate than standard PCR tests.
New York City Tops Uber's List of Most Forgetful Locations with Chainsaws to Live Turtles Left Behind
The 2025 Uber Lost & Found Index reveals various unusual items left in Ubers, with NYC being the top city for forgotten things, ranging from Viking drinking horns to live pets. Uber also hosted a pop-up in Manhattan for item retrieval and education.












