MIT spinout Arnasi Group is now applying their non-stick technology, formerly used for ketchup bottles, to medical applications, starting with a product to assist ostomy patients.

The Arizona Technology Council's 12th AADM Conference in Tucson brought together 220+ industry professionals to discuss the regional aerospace, defense, aviation, and manufacturing sectors.

The Illinois Department of Innovation & Technology will showcase a STEAM-themed exhibit at the 2024 Illinois State Fair, integrating the state's film heritage and educational activities.

UC San Diego researchers developed a non-invasive device for early detection of sepsis by monitoring nervous system activity, potentially improving survival rates.

Texas A&M University-San Antonio is pioneering water testing to track diseases in wastewater, a project led by Professor Davida Smyth that may be bolstered by a potential $1 million grant for advanced equipment.

ORNL researchers Amy Elliott and Nadim Hmeidat earn accolades for their contributions to 3D printing, with Elliott being named to the ASME 2024 Watchlist and Hmeidat winning the SAMPE Young Professionals Emerging Leadership award.

Researchers used the supercomputer Frontier to predict the synthesis of a potential "superdiamond." The study harnesses Frontier's exascale speed to explore the creation of a superdense carbon material, BC8, under extreme conditions.

Crew-9, with astronauts from NASA and a cosmonaut from Roscosmos, is set to launch in August for a six-month ISS mission, focusing on interdisciplinary research and personal mementos.

Delivery robots by Avride, formerly Yandex, are being tested in Austin's Mueller neighborhood, partnered with local businesses for efficient last-mile deliveries.

MIT scientists have created a high-speed, durable, and energy-efficient transistor using a unique ultrathin ferroelectric material that could transform electronics.

Steward Health Care to close Carney Hospital and Nashoba Valley Medical Center by August 31, amid bankruptcy and lack of bids, provoking local discontent and potential legal issues.

A study by King County showed significant decreases in toxic PCBs in Lake Washington's sediment, suggesting PCBs may soon be undetectable due to past bans.

Cochise County's IT systems experienced disruption from a faulty CrowdStrike update, but election systems were unaffected, as confirmed by the county and an elections systems vendor, ES&S.