MIT Revolutionizes Nerve Disorder Research with Soft Optical Fibers for Light Therapy
A breakthrough technology by engineers at MIT harnesses soft optical fibers to deliver targeted light therapy for nerve-related pain, without restricting body movements. The innovative tool could help advance the understanding and treatments for peripheral nerve disorders.
MIT Study Warns of Indoor Air Pollutants from Germicidal UV Lights in the Fight Against Covid-19
As germicidal UV lights gain popularity for reducing airborne pathogens, a recent MIT study reveals potential risks linked to indoor air pollutants produced under certain conditions. Experts emphasize the importance of finding a balance between effective germicidal UV light use and proper ventilation to minimize harmful effects.
UC Berkeley, NASA Ames, and SKS Partners Unite to Launch State-of-the-Art Berkeley Space Center in Mountain View
A collaboration between the University of California, Berkeley, NASA's Ames Research Center, and developer SKS Partners is set to create the Berkeley Space Center, an innovation hub aiming to bring together researchers, students, and private companies focused on revolutionizing aviation and space technology.
Boston Medical Center Launches Innovative Program to Lower Energy Costs for Vulnerable Communities
Boston Medical Center Health System’s Clean Power Prescription pilot program aims to allow physicians to prescribe energy bill credits for patients, tackling both financial and climate-related concerns for lower-income, at-risk communities.
San Jose Layoffs: LinkedIn Slashes Workforce by 3% Amid Growth and Reorganization
LinkedIn announces layoffs affecting more than 600 employees, or roughly 3% of its workforce, as part of ongoing organizational restructuring despite continuous growth and annual revenue exceeding $15 billion.
MIT Scientists Discover Thousands of Programmable DNA-Cutting Fanzor Enzymes in Algae, Snails, and Amoebas
New insights into programmable DNA-cutting enzymes called Fanzors, found in a diverse set of species such as algae, snails, and amoebas, could pave the way for advancing research and experimental gene therapies. Understanding their role in RNA-guided DNA-cutting activity may unlock further applications for genome editing.
LA Gears Up for Spectacular Solar Eclipse Show This October, Griffith Observatory Offers Safe Viewing
As sky gazers anticipate the upcoming October solar eclipse in Los Angeles, the unique event offers an opportunity to experience an astronomical phenomenon. While a "ring of fire" may be visible in some areas during this annular solar eclipse, Los Angeles and its surrounding counties are expected to see only a partial eclipse.












