The Koch Institute at MIT presents an exhibition with 10 items reflecting 50 years of cancer research milestones, marking significant advances and personal stories in the field.

ASU's "AI Literacy in Design and the Arts" course, led by Professor Lance Gharavi, teaches students to critically understand and ethically engage with AI's evolving role in society and the arts.

NCCS at ORNL has increased its educational outreach by presenting at computing conferences to educate young professionals on high-performance computing.

The Biden administration is granting Bosch $225 million for a silicon carbide semiconductor facility in Roseville as part of the CHIPS initiative, projecting job creation and increased U.S. production capacity.

The DOE's National Quantum Information Science Research Centers celebrated four years of quantum research, advancing the fields of computing, energy, security, and communication.

Detroit encourages contractors to integrate AI into public service solutions, aiming to improve operational performance without altering the RFP scoring system.

University of Minnesota research suggests that planting native grasses after removing invasive buckthorn may inhibit its reestablishment in the state's forests.

ORNL researchers developed two methods to transform coal into graphite for EV batteries, potentially reducing reliance on imports and aiding the economy in coal regions.

Meta experienced global outages affecting Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger, with over 90,000 reports on Downdetector. Services mostly resumed within an hour.

Researchers at ORNL, led by Clinton Stipek, developed a machine learning algorithm that predicts building height with high accuracy, enhancing urban landscape understanding.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes listing the monarch butterfly as threatened, responding to population declines caused by habitat loss, climate change, and pesticides. Public feedback is sought until March 12.

A recent ORNL DAAC workshop in South Africa highlighted the importance of accessible ecological data for global biodiversity conservation, showcasing a comprehensive dataset from the BioSCape campaign.

MIT researchers, led by Richard Young, found that protein mobility slows in various chronic illnesses, unveiling proteolethargy—a potential new therapeutic target.