A specimen misfiled as a crustacean for 40 years at the San Diego Natural History Museum just rewrote insect history.

A St. Louis pharmacist with a family history of Alzheimer's is among those helping grow a WashU study that will reach its 45th year in 2031.

Netizen Corporation beat out 28 other bidders for a nine-year Homeland Security deal spanning four states.

Pillar, which wanted to build a Miami hub, is set to join San Francisco’s Vanta as its Israel R&D center.

Rockville cell-engineering firm MaxCyte has agreed to acquire Boca Raton-based Akron Bio in a deal meant to nearly double its revenue base.

Lydian's Faraday battery in Utah County is reportedly online, though reports disagree on whether it stores 600 or 733 megawatt-hours.

The Saint Paul museum's lending library once stopped at a one-hour drive. Now it's going statewide.

Bowling Green and Toledo host three days of free AI training this week, with credentials stacking toward statewide certificates.

Ohio State's BUGmobile and Bug Zoo give Columbus visitors a hands-on taste of the science packing the convention center this week.

43 of 59 major U.S. hospital sites ran ad trackers despite privacy opt-out signals, a new audit found.

Lake County residents now have a one-stop shop for CT, MRI and mammography scans at the new Pagonia Road facility.

The five-story Oakland facility will replace scattered Berkeley and Emeryville clinics, with full operations expected by February.

Karoo Health's CEO says talent gaps and quantum-focused incentives pushed the heart-care startup out of New Mexico.