Researchers at the University of Utah have developed a new type of lightweight flat lens for telescopes, promising improved astrophotography without bulky equipment.

Researchers at Northwestern University found that brewing tea with certain tea bags can remove heavy metals like lead from water, with potential implications for water remediation.

New Yorkers can observe a lunar eclipse on March 13, a solar eclipse on March 29, and spot planets in March's night skies, with the added relief that asteroid YR4's impact threat is nearly zero.

Nokia has completed its acquisition of Infinera, aiming to become an optical networking leader and enhance its data center offerings for AI and cloud services. The merger is expected to create an "innovation powerhouse."

Generative AI is aiding Utah teachers by creating educational resources efficiently, as reported by the UEN, using tools like MagicSchool and Skill Struck alongside an OER database.

Rocklin joins National Take Back Day on April 26, letting residents safely dispose of unwanted meds at two sites. The initiative aims to reduce prescription drug misuse.

MIT researchers developed a smart garment with embedded microcomputing fibers that can run apps, monitor health in real time, and are machine-washable.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers have unveiled a new method for predicting nuclear structures using the Frontier supercomputer, as detailed in their study in Physical Review X.

WSU's College of Veterinary Medicine ranks fourth in research expenditures in the U.S., with over $49 million invested in fiscal year 2024, marking a 16% increase from 2021.

EPCC held a S.T.E.A.M. Open House, showcasing academic programs and engaging the community with hands-on exhibits and information on education opportunities.

Hurley Medical Center in Flint has adopted Abridge, an AI tool that transcribes doctor-patient conversations for easier note-taking, as reported by WNEM.

Apple announced a major investment in U.S. manufacturing, with multi-billion dollar projects in Arizona and Texas, aiming to create 20,000 jobs and strengthen domestic production.

Researchers at East Tennessee State University found fossilized remains of a giant flying squirrel at the Gray Fossil Site, an unexpected discovery linking prehistoric ecosystems in North America and Eurasia.