The University of Cincinnati's DAAP acquired a state-of-the-art digital knitting machine, boosting its textile innovation capabilities and student education in fashion design.

A Department of War designation plus state corridors and urban labs are positioning Michigan to capture more drone testing and manufacturing work.

Amazon is backing a small modular reactor project in Washington meant to supply carbon-free power for AWS and the regional grid.

Cleveland Clinic and startup Piramidal are piloting AI that scans 24 hours of EEG in seconds to speed seizure detection in ICUs. Clinicians will validate alerts alongside the system.

UC Davis researchers are testing transformable nanoparticles that anchor to tumors and let doctors attach drugs on demand, backed by a new NIH grant.

The Dark Energy Survey's latest findings, aided by Professor Jessica Muir and her team, are providing new insights into the universe's accelerated expansion and the mysterious dark energy.

Kieyarrah Dennis, a PhD student, researches waterborne pathogens and antibiotic resistance at UW-Milwaukee, considering their historical and societal impact while wishing to bridge the gap between science and public health.

The Cleveland Fire Department warned of fire risks from mishandled lithium-ion batteries and is now using F-500 to combat such fires, emphasizing safe use and disposal practices.

BIDMC doctors report deep remissions for some myeloma patients after CAR T therapy, while local manufacturing and vaccine research aim to broaden access.

AT&T reports a cell outage in Durham that could take days to fix. Here’s what to know and how to stay connected while technicians investigate.

Austin neurotech Phantom Neuro says its Phantom X implant decodes muscle signals so amputees can control prosthetic hands more naturally; early human trials are set for Australia in 2026.

Nicklaus Children's Heart Institute says it performed Florida's first pediatric pulmonary Ozaki, rebuilding a child's valve with their own tissue to expand local options.

A Federal Circuit panel ruled the USPTO's NHK‑Fintiv guidance is a "general statement of policy," denying Apple and other tech firms' challenge and curbing access to IPRs.