From Reservist to Mass Shooter, Scientists Probe Alleged Lewiston Gunman's Brain for Clues to Rampage
Boston University's CTE Center is examining the brain of Robert Card, the suspected Lewiston shooter, to investigate potential links between his military service and mental health issues.
South Florida Soars as Startup's eVTOL Car Cleared for Takeoff, Pompano Beach Mayor Touts 'Game Changer'
South Florida startup CEO Doron Merdinger is developing the Doroni H1, a semi-autonomous electric flying car. Recently cleared as an experimental aircraft by the FAA, it's expected to cost between $300k-$375k.
FDA Greenlights Revolutionary Sickle Cell Therapies from Vertex and CRISPR, Cracking $2 Million Cost Conundrum
The FDA approves a new gene therapy, Casgevy, for sickle cell disease in patients aged 12 and older, along with a second treatment, Lyfgenia, offering new options for this life-threatening disorder.
UMass Amherst Researchers Forge Grassroots Framework for Environmental Stewardship in Honduras
UMass Amherst researchers developed a grassroots ecological framework focusing on local engagement for environmental management, as detailed in PLOS ONE, and applied it to the Lake Yojoa watershed in Honduras.












