The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center is now a founding partner in Rwanda's new food innovation push, days after Kigali became St. Louis' 17th sister city.

Acadia Parish School System shut down its computers after the superintendent confirmed a potential network compromise in a Nov. 11 social media announcement.

Omniose, based in the Cortex Innovation District, joins AstraZeneca's Infectious Disease Unit after years of bacterial vaccine research.

A tiny amber-trapped beetle found in France now carries the name of the Columbus duo known for its mental-health advocacy.

Honor of Kings pulled in $194 million in a single month, as Chinese publishers now dominate mobile gaming's top charts.

A San Francisco bash aboard a WWII cargo ship handed out free peptide strips as federal rules loosened — but scientists say evidence is still thin.

Las Vegas Sands-backed Fortis Games shut down this week, with its mobile title Twilight Towers set to go dark November 16.

New regulatory filings reveal just how much electricity Arizona's chip giant could demand — and who might help pay for the new plant built to supply it.

Port San Antonio's new Techtopia Museum traces tech history through late founder David Monroe's own gadget collection.

MSCS wants 25,000 new laptops for high schoolers after a policy switch left families scrambling.

Microsoft wants the White House to drop a possible ban on Chinese optical transceivers, warning it could stall data center construction nationwide.

Skyways plans to fly a self-piloted aircraft from Louisiana to a Shell platform offshore, inspecting a pipeline and demonstrating a simulated equipment delivery.

KCU is one of just 15 schools nationwide tapped for the NIH nutrition challenge, with plans for a teaching-kitchen pilot.