The Oklahoma Aerospace and Aeronautics Commission approved funding for airport construction projects and educational programs to enhance the state's aviation infrastructure and foster aerospace education.

Three ORNL researchers were named APS Fellows for their contributions in physics research and advancements in energy technologies, plasma fusion, and quantum materials.

UM Health-West is the first in West Michigan to offer histotripsy, a non-invasive liver cancer treatment using ultrasonic waves, which has shown positive results.

The University of Minnesota introduced a food delivery service with Starship Technologies' robots, providing convenience and a sustainable option for campus dining.

MIT and TU Delft researchers developed a dual-nozzle 3D printing method allowing efficient, waste-reducing production of customized, multicolored, and textured objects through speed-modulated ironing.

University of Texas astronomers utilized the JWST to image exoplanet AF Lep b, a 23-million-year-old gas giant and the smallest ever observed outside our solar system.

Austin integrates AI into its single-family home building permit process, contracting with Archistar for a more efficient and transparent system, which is also a part of a national pilot initiative.

ORNL researchers won an ACE Award for designing a fully recyclable wind turbine blade tip, using low-cost carbon fiber and a conductive coating to withstand lightning strikes and improve sustainability.

Milwaukee Health Department is conducting vaccination clinics offering free immunizations for school-aged children, with incentives like tickets to local attractions.

Lake Norman residents are warned to avoid water contact due to Harmful Algae Blooms, confirmed to be toxic cyanobacteria, by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services.

An NIH-funded University of Oklahoma study, led by Dr. Jennings, examines if care for dementia patients aligns with their end-of-life wishes, considering quality and cost disparities.

University of Oklahoma's Assistant Professor Wei Qin received an Early Career Award from the U.S. Department of Energy for his novel research on the effects of climate change on soil microbiology and nitrogen cycling.

Startup Day 2024 in Knoxville featured a pitch competition and celebrated local entrepreneurship, with Andrew Hanna winning $10,000 for lithium-ion battery safety innovation.