Dr. Srinivasulu Ale honored with the 2024 Agricultural Engineer of the Year by the Texas ASABE for his significant work in enhancing agricultural water management and sustainability.

ORNL researchers developed a chip integrating quantum photonic capabilities, advancing towards a practical quantum internet and scalable quantum networks, as reported in Optica Quantum.

The University of Florida's FSI has opened a new facility in NeoCity to boost semiconductor research and innovation.

The Nevada Highway Patrol introduces thermal imaging tech in vans to improve road safety by scanning semis for safety compliance and mechanical issues, also raising privacy concerns.

Governor Hochul warns of a scam involving fake E-ZPass texts phishing for personal info; urges New Yorkers to verify messages through official channels.

The Plymouth Police Department will soon implement body-worn cameras for officers, aiming to enhance trust and public safety, as announced on their Facebook page.

Texas now leads in top-tier research universities, with 16 institutions earning Tier 1 status, surpassing other states in educational excellence and research investment.

Registration for the 2025 Quantum Summer School at Purdue University is open until Feb. 28, featuring rigorous training and collaboration in quantum science.

Pivot Bio innovates with microbial nitrogen as a sustainable alternative to traditional fertilizers, aiming to reduce energy use and emissions in agriculture.

Hugh O'Neill uses neutron beams at ORNL to study biological materials, potentially advancing biofuel production by understanding cellulose synthesis at the molecular level.

Governor Hochul announces a $26 million investment for broadband in Oswego County as part of New York's ConnectALL initiative, expanding affordable internet access.

The LUKE Arm, an advanced prosthetic with touch sensation developed by University of Utah researchers, was featured before the Big Game and is edging towards mainstream use with FDA attention.

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch from Vandenberg AFB caused a spectacle visible from Las Vegas to Northern Arizona, sparking social media buzz and local inquiries.