UMass Amherst biologists may have found key genes to help the Cavendish banana survive a deadly fungal disease, offering strategies to combat the pathogen.

A super blue moon is expected to occur in Arizona, providing stargazers with a visual spectacle, and Saturn will make a close approach to the moon during the event.

Mosquitoes carrying the West Nile Virus were found in Delhi Township, Hamilton County, prompting public health officials to increase surveillance and prevention efforts. No human cases reported.

MIT engineers have created a tiny battery for cell-sized robots, which could advance micro-robotics in diverse applications like medical drug delivery and pipeline leak detection.

Micro Center is set to open a new store in Miami's Mall of the Americas on August 23, offering a broad range of tech products and a full-service Knowledge Bar.

California introduces mobile driver's licenses and IDs, compatible with Apple and Google Wallets, in partnership with tech companies to enhance identity verification.

MIT and Brigham and Women’s Hospital researchers have developed an implantable device to detect and counteract opioid overdoses by administering naloxone.

Cisco Systems plans to lay off 7% of its workforce, amounting to approximately 5,900 employees, as part of a restructuring strategy focused on growth areas such as AI and cloud services.

Research indicates that 40Hz sensory stimulation might preserve brain white matter, offering potential benefits for Alzheimer's and myelin loss patients.

Tally, a San Francisco fintech startup aiming to help with credit card debt, has shut down after failing to secure necessary funding, despite previously raising $80 million in Series D.

Jim Connolly has been named the new Director of Information Technology for the City of Dublin, previously serving in the same role for the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets.

UMass Amherst scientists identified a key regulator in protein folding, finding a "hot spot" critical for the process which could lead to new drug treatments.

The Cambridge Science Festival is set to return in September 2024 with a diverse range of over 200 events, emphasizing human interaction and innovation, under the new direction of Michael John Gorman.