Tampa General (TGH), in partnership with USF Health, will host TGH Innovation Week, Feb. 9-13, a dynamic, system?wide showcase held throughout the Tampa Medical & Research District (TMRD) and across ...

One doesn’t have to be a cyber security expert to know that businesses and organizations of all types and sizes face threats ...

Anantapur: The 10th National Level Technical and Cultural Symposium “PRESTO 2K26” was grandly organised over two days by the Computer Science and Engineering Department and allied departments ...

Rajni Kumar from the Department of Design acquainted the gathering with the college’s significant achievements.

Students attending the Jefferson County Vocational School excelled during the annual Spotlight on Skills competition, held Jan. 14 at the school. Awards were given in a variety of career-based ...

LGBTQ+ identities remain largely invisible in STEM. Shining a light on them in everyday teaching can strengthen belonging and ...

To achieve that goal, career-infused degree maps combine academic coursework and career milestones to inform and prepare students for careers or advanced education, so they understand their academic ...

Blue sheep in full splendor during mating season, ascending the peaks in search of a mountaintop romance.[Photo by Han Xiaolin/Lu Lin/Zhu Zimo/For China Daily] "What makes this collection even more ...

Claysburg-Kimmel student and team captain Gage Morgan, 10, resets the team’s robot before programming its launch across the worktable, ready to fix any mistakes. Mirror photo by Colette Costlow ...

Two Farragut High School Seniors were among 300 chosen in the 2026 Regeneron Science Talent Search math and science competition, winning a total of $4,000 for their school. Trump pulls US from 31 ...

As a young child, Adam Rakhmanov was always interested in the way the world worked. In elementary school, science was always his strong suit, he recalled, and it was a subject that he enjoyed learning ...

Packalen is an associate professor of economics at the University of Waterloo. This essay is part of a First Opinion series on the future of the National Institutes of Health and American science.