Qualcomm settles a shareholder lawsuit for $75 million over allegations of anti-competitive sales and licensing practices, with the settlement pending court approval.

MIT engineers and neuroscientists have developed the mosTF microscope system, which images brain synapses more clearly and quickly than previous technology.

The Tampa Police Department is set to trial electric vehicles in its fleet, funded by a near $1 million federal grant, aiming to reduce emissions and fuel costs.

MIT and Meta researchers have developed a computer vision technique, PlatoNeRF, using shadows for modeling 3D scenes, potentially aiding autonomous vehicles and AR/VR technologies.

UMass Amherst researchers have advanced robot collaboration, potentially benefiting manufacturing and agriculture, with a method named LVWS that optimizes teamwork among robots.

The FDA approves a clinical trial for UC San Diego's innovative brain activity recording device, PtNRGrid, which may revolutionize neurosurgery with its 1,024 ECoG sensors.

MIT researchers developed the AI algorithm SPARROW, to expedite and optimize drug discovery by evaluating molecule synthesis cost and success likelihood.

Leuko, an MIT spinoff, has introduced a noninvasive device to monitor white blood cell counts via the skin, aiming to improve outpatient care for chemotherapy patients.

Boerne's city website won the Best Website Award of Honor from the Texas Association of Municipal Information Officers for its thoughtful, user-friendly redesign.

Chandler's Brooks Crossing Park is set for a $2 million upgrade, including a new pickleball court, LED lighting, modern playground, and more, as decided by the City Council and community input.

MIT researchers developed an image sensor with individually programmable pixels to enhance neural activity imaging, potentially advancing studies in memory and learning.

The Texas Supreme Court declined to review a case concerning IVF practices, leaving a lower court's decision intact and maintaining the status quo for reproductive technology in the state.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers have advanced knowledge on the chemical behavior of a key molten salt mixture, which could improve energy applications like batteries and solar power.