UMass Amherst's Professor Alexandra Pope leads a NASA-selected team to develop the PRIMA space mission, aimed at studying unexplored cosmic wavelengths and advancing our understanding of the universe's evolution.

The University of Chicago's South Side Science Festival offered hands-on experiences in STEM for children and families.

Uber Eats partners with Avride to launch autonomous delivery robots in Austin, with expansion plans for Dallas and Jersey City, and a future robotaxi service.

ORNL teams up with Florida universities to launch Neutron Nexus, aiming to expand the science community and foster collaboration with academic institutions, especially in neutron science.

ORNL's Neutron Nexus program partners with the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering to promote diversity in neutron science access and encourage scientific collaboration.

Brookfield Zoo Chicago launched a database with diagnostic images to aid veterinary care and conservation of exotic species, following the loss of Nakili, an eastern black rhino.

MIT's CSAIL has developed an AI-based simulation improvement for various fields using smarter low-discrepancy sampling techniques, enhancing accuracy with GNNs.

Governor Greg Abbott visited TSTC in Waco to promote job training, particularly ahead of National Manufacturing Day, and awarded a job training grant to facilitate healthcare training.

Elon Musk's xAI Corp hosted a recruitment event at OpenAI's former San Francisco location, coinciding with OpenAI's Dev Day, hinting at intense competition in the AI space.

The Texas Science & Natural History Museum celebrated record attendance, drawing visitors with exhibits like the "Big Eye on Dark Skies" and planning new features.

An initiative has launched a global assessment to map out potential biomass supplies, with a portal aggregating data from over 49 reports indicating 2,740 million metric tons available, which may grow significantly by 2030.

MIT researchers have developed a silicon-based "tractor beam" on a chip that manipulates biological particles such as DNA and cells remotely, which could revolutionize experiments and disease diagnostics.

Wayne County faced a cybersecurity incident causing system outages, with investigations involving the FBI and Michigan State Police. Richmond Community Schools experienced a separate ransomware attack.