MIT senior Olivia Rosenstein combines her cross-country running with experimental physics research, focusing on cold atom studies and aiming for future breakthroughs in the field.

The FIRST Robotics World Championships in Houston features young tech minds and robotics, including nine San Diego teams and a family legacy of mentorship in the field.

Wright County releases a digital Highway Construction viewer app to aid drivers during the busy construction season by providing details on ongoing projects, timelines, and detours.

Nearly 50 Texan water systems exceed new federal safety limits for PFAS, dubbed "forever chemicals," prompting health concerns and discussions on costly cleanup methods.

Broward County launched a new Citizen Data Portal to enhance public transparency by providing easy access to various data, including environmental and financial information.

Eleven University of Texas at Austin faculty members are elected AAAS fellows for notable advancements in STEM fields, including breakthroughs in AI, enzyme design for plastic degradation, and water resource management.

UMass Amherst's Sarah Perry received a $936,000 NIH grant to develop technology for observing proteins in motion, potentially revolutionizing structural biology.

Long Beach is seeking public input on TID 26, its IT plan, through a survey and workshops to enhance tech access and services in alignment with its 2030 Vision.

Researchers at MIT and the University of Washington have developed a model that anticipates human errors by considering our decision-making constraints, aiming to improve AI's predictive abilities regarding human behavior.

Study shows exercise reduces heart disease risk by lowering brain stress, particularly beneficial for those with depression.

A fleet of Waymo autonomous taxis took a wrong turn in San Francisco, blocking a Highway 101 ramp and causing traffic issues that were resolved by Waymo's roadside team within 30 minutes.

In Uvalde, Texas, residents struggle to secure insulin amid national pharmacy shortages, affecting diabetic patients like Mario Resma's granddaughter.

MIT researchers introduce "meronymity," an online interaction method that balances anonymity with credibility by letting users share select professional attributes. This concept aims to foster open discussions without full disclosure of identity.