University of Cincinnati Develops AI-Powered System to Reduce Workplace Injuries in Collaboration with Ohio's Bureau of Workers’ Compensation
The University of Cincinnati has developed a technology, using cameras for real-time ergonomic analysis, to prevent workplace injuries, eliminating the need for wearable sensors.
U.S. Startup Lyten Acquires Bankrupt Northvolt's Facilities in Sweden and Germany to Bolster Lithium-Sulfur Battery Tech
Lyten, an American startup, is acquiring the assets of bankrupt Swedish battery firm Northvolt, aiming to enhance operations and technology. The deal is aligned with Europe's push for energy independence.
Pittsburgh's Carnegie Science Center to be Renamed Kamin Science Center Following $65 Million Donation
The Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh, renamed the Kamin Science Center, is undergoing updates and will temporarily close for refinements, reopening with a free event on September 13.
Ex-OpenAI CTO Mira Murati Snags Massive Mission District Building for Her $12B AI Startup
Mira Murati's six-month-old AI company just grabbed an entire Mission District building for its headquarters. Meanwhile, Zuckerberg's been desperately trying to poach her staff with offers that would make your head spin.
Xfinity's Internet Essentials Program Offers High-Speed Internet to Low-Income Households in Bloomington
Xfinity's Internet Essentials program provides affordable high-speed internet to eligible low-income households, targeting SNAP/EBT, Medicaid, and National School Lunch Program participants.
Ohio State University Study Cautions Against Unintended Consequences of Assisted Gene Flow in Endangered Species
Study shows that genetic rescue efforts, like assisted gene flow to endangered species, risk introducing harmful mutations, as found in Eastern massasauga rattlesnakes' genomes.
HHS Ditches mRNA Vaccine Program Amidst Safety Concerns, Biotech Firms and Academic Giants Face $500M Cutback
HHS is halting their mRNA vaccine development under BARDA, citing lower efficacy against respiratory infections. Contracts with biotech firms are being canceled or downscaled, but certain projects will complete for fiscal reasons.











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