A Toronto-bound MIT planetary scientist and a Harvard microbiome expert headline Canada's biggest academic poaching wave yet.

The Gene Roddenberry Planetarium sits in a converted Northeast El Paso gym and still runs free public shows under its dome.

Morning meteorologist Christina Gregory is heading to Buffalo, following three colleagues out the door at KFSN in as many months.

A Southern California drone startup wants to seed clouds near data centers to win over skeptical communities. Scientists aren't sold.

ASU joins seven other universities in a federal push to train manufacturing workers as TSMC's Phoenix bet nears $265 billion.

Morehouse and DeKalb County's medical examiner train the nation's first HBCU forensic pathology fellow amid a severe nationwide shortage.

Atrium, Duke, Novant and an independent oncology group are racing for state approval of a single cancer-detecting scanner near Lake Norman.

Canyon Crest senior Daniel Zhang built Tumor Tactics after losing his grandmother to pancreatic cancer, and it just won an international award.

Eastlake High senior Ihan Sung's garage-built device tackles a process that eats up 2% of global energy. He placed fourth worldwide.

Twelve Colombian teens disassembled their robot for the flight to Houston and came home with two top FIRST awards.

Two Principia School teams reached the global finals after 11 and six design iterations for St. Louis clients with disabilities.

The Commerce Secretary blamed foreign propaganda, but Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory says U.S. data centers guzzled billions of liters in 2023 alone.

Gates warned the next five years are critical as Telluride devoted two days to AI panels and an Aronofsky-produced short film.