An MIT study found that both the public and experts take policy warnings on social media as seriously as traditional formal statements, challenging assumptions about the credibility of social media communications by world leaders.

Harvard scientists and Amazon Web Services have established the longest quantum network yet between Boston and Cambridge. This breakthrough in quantum networking aims for ultra-secure communication and future quantum internet development.

Texas is advancing high-speed rail proposals, with plans for a San Antonio-Austin link and a Texas Central Railway bullet train potentially connecting major cities at 220 mph.

Dutch company Holoconnects revealed their AI holography technology, potentially revolutionizing digital interaction in various industries, as reported by CBS Austin.

Google's Tech Exchange program, focused on diversifying tech, concluded a semester for over 150 students from HBCUs and Hispanic-serving institutions with a networking event in Atlanta.

The Austin Police Department is utilizing new license plate readers to tackle auto theft, with the technology already leading to the recovery of five stolen vehicles since activation on March 29.

Texas A&M University is partnering with NASA to build a testing facility at the Johnson Space Center to support future lunar and Mars missions, funded by $200 million from the Texas legislature.

UT Austin receives a $12 million NSF grant to develop AI-driven operating systems that will adapt to new hardware and applications, promising efficiency and future-proofing against evolving technologies.

MIT researchers found that the human brain recognizes objects in black-and-white images, stemming from visual limitations at birth, which may affect individuals regaining sight later.

Portland's Dove Lewis Animal Hospital used Total Plasma Exchange to successfully treat two dogs, Mia and Kodak, who ingested a large amount of pain medication.

MIT scientists developed a new hydrogel coating that may prevent scarring around medical implants like pacemakers, potentially increasing the devices' longevity.

Tennessee's new Smart Heart Act mandates that all high schools have AEDs and staff trained in CPR to improve student and athlete safety, spurred by recent cardiac incidents in sports.

The study by the University of Minnesota reveals significant partisan differences in perceptions of COVID-19 impacts, with Democrats and Republicans diverging on racial and income disparities and the authority of health agencies.