MIT researchers released footage showing a droplet's impact on water, providing insights into splash dynamics relevant to agriculture and public health.

UTEP's Dr. Katja Michael recognized as the first female faculty Senior Member of the National Academy of Inventors for her work on glycoconjugates and disease research.

Saint Paul promotes tech inclusivity with events and leadership changes, like Full Stack initiatives and Meg Steuer becoming Minnestar's executive director.

ORNL held an HPC Crash Course at SC24, offering students hands-on experience with supercomputers Frontier and Anvil, highlighting DOE's commitment to scientific and educational advancement.

MIT engineers propose bolstering the power grid using "grid-edge" devices in homes, like solar panels and smart thermostats, for a decentralized emergency backup system.

An MIT study highlights the environmental and economic benefits of electrifying residential heating, advocating efficient heat pumps and home insulation to cut emissions and costs.

MLGW and TVA urge Memphis customers to conserve energy due to a severe temperature drop, asking for reduced usage during peak hours to avoid straining the power grid.

Sam Altman's startup World is close to leasing 70,000 sq ft in San Francisco's Mission Bay for its cryptocurrency project involving retina-scan digital identities.

Southern Utah University prepares to host the third XR Southern Summit, focusing on advances in virtual, augmented, and extended reality technologies, with industry experts giving keynotes and panels.

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.