Long Beach Medical Center used CT-based 3D mapping to guide the October 14 procedure, surgeons say.

No layers, no supports, just a spinning vial of resin. Berkeley's open-source printer is already running at MIT and NASA-linked labs.

Nigeria's new case involves a Ugandan-born woman, and authorities are tracing 44 contacts.

A 26-researcher group, including two UC Berkeley professors, says a verified worldwide halt on frontier AI training is technically doable.

Elizabeth City State University's new Maple facility gives student pilots a taxiway straight onto Currituck Regional Airport.

New Braunfels-based TSTC will offer free AI training as manufacturers report most workers aren't ready to use the tools.

New federal records describe a triangular craft covering 1.5 miles in three seconds with no engine noise or exhaust.

The biotech firm is already processing customer samples at its new OKC site, tapping into a cluster worth nearly $7 billion.

Powertown installs the batteries at no upfront cost and shares in customers’ savings, while also receiving payments from utilities when its batteries ease strain on the grid.

Endurance Energy drilled a 52-foot well beneath Axial Seamount, about 5,000 feet below the ocean surface, and briefly ran a seafloor power plant on volcanic heat alone.

Indium Corporation's Rome plant will refine high-purity minerals for Micron's chips, easing reliance on foreign supply.

Phillip Mullin's treatment marks the first use of the gene therapy Lyfgenia in Louisiana, Louisiana State Representative Ed Larvadain III said.

A federal official toured UTEP's relaunching program, backed by $52 million. DOE had announced a Notice of Intent for up to $100 million on August 7, before the October visit, to address a critical minerals workforce gap.