Corey Cooke fosters connections between ORNL and Tennessee Tech, guiding academics and professionals in research and fostering collaboration in fields like wireless communication and machine learning.

Infinera may receive $93 million under the CHIPS Act to expand U.S. semiconductor production, potentially creating 1,700 jobs and strengthening supply chains.

MIT News reports on a study indicating that targeted use of cell-free DNA testing in prenatal care can reduce invasive procedures and healthcare costs without broadly increasing expenses.

Sam Altman's Worldcoin rebrands to "World," showcasing a new iris-scanning device, the Orb, for proving personhood, with plans to expand its verified human user base.

PrismsVR, developed by MIT-graduate Anurupa Ganguly, offers VR-based learning for math and science, enhancing engagement and understanding in students.

Meta has initiated another series of layoffs impacting various departments, including WhatsApp, Instagram, and Reality Labs, with some employees opting for severance over alternative positions.

The Trillion Pixel Challenge Workshop in Huntsville focused on advancements in geospatial AI and digital twins, aiming for global digital representation revolution.

Nobel Laureate David Baker used the High Flux Isotope Reactor to analyze the structure of designer proteins, aiding his groundbreaking research in protein design.

ORNL has awarded five of its researchers – Larry Baylor, Craig Blue, Bob Hettich, Mark Lumsden, and Jun Qu – the title of Corporate Fellow for their scientific achievements and guidance to peers.

The space shuttle mock-up "Inspiration" is being moved from a Downey city yard to a renovation center for display at the Columbia Memorial Space Center.

A team led by the University of Melbourne is nominated for the Gordon Bell Prize for groundbreaking quantum molecular dynamics simulations using the Frontier supercomputer.

The University of Minnesota study reveals that combined rising CO2 and nitrogen pollution is threatening grassland biodiversity, with a two-decade experiment showing a significant decline in plant species richness.

MIT researchers discovered quasars from more than 13 billion years ago, challenging existing models by showing some in sparsely populated regions, inconsistent with predictions about early galaxy formation.