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Systems neuroscientist takes a new approach to uncover neural drivers of mental illnessVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityApr 15
Michael Halassa is developing a computational psychiatry framework that treats psychotic symptoms as failures of specific neural algorithms, particularly those governing uncertainty interpretation. By integrating neural circuit experiments with computational tools at Virginia Tech, he aims to...
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High School Programming Contest Marks 20th Year at U of AUniversity of ArkansasApr 15
The University of Arkansas hosted its 20th annual High School Programming Contest, bringing together 58 students from 10 schools to compete in solving original algorithmic problems under time pressure. The event emphasizes collaborative problem-solving and real-world algorithmic thinking rather...
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The Princeton Review Ranks Eleanor Mann School of Nursing Among Best to Prepare LeadersUniversity of ArkansasApr 15
The Eleanor Mann School of Nursing's online Master of Science in Nursing program has been ranked among the top nursing programs in the nation by The Princeton Review for 2026, recognized for its emphasis on leadership development and career progression. The program prepares nurse educators and...
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A Deep Read interview with Merlin Sheldrake, author of Entangled LifeUniversity of California-Santa CruzApr 15
This is an interview with biologist Merlin Sheldrake discussing his book "Entangled Life," which explores fungal intelligence and challenges conventional assumptions about individuality and cooperation in nature. The conversation emphasizes the value of interdisciplinary writing in science and the...
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Artificial Intelligence Brings New Perspective to NJIT Institutional Data SourcesNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyApr 15
NJIT has developed IRIS (Institutional Resource Intelligence System), an AI-powered chatbot interface that leverages open-source language models to help university staff, faculty, and administrators quickly access institutional data across multiple systems and sources. The system is designed...
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Case Western Reserve University awarded $6.2M to identify new targets to treat Alzheimer’s disease | CWRU Newsroom | Case Western Reserve UniversityCase Western Reserve UniversityApr 15
Case Western Reserve University received a $6.2 million grant to use AI and machine learning to identify genetic targets for treating Alzheimer's disease by analyzing over 1,800 potential genes from massive whole-genome datasets. The research aims to discover new drug targets that address root...
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Meet eight students presenting their work at Intersections Friday | CWRU Newsroom | Case Western Reserve UniversityCase Western Reserve UniversityApr 15
This article announces an undergraduate research symposium at Case Western Reserve University where eight students present their work across various disciplines. One featured project involves DoveTailor, a genome assembly tool for reconstructing plant mitochondrial genomes with multiple DNA...
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College of Medicine and Life Sciences to Host April 22 Seminar on Physician Well-Being | UToledo NewsUniversity of ToledoApr 15
The University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences is hosting a professional development seminar on physician well-being led by Stanford Medicine's Dr. Tait Shanafelt, covering organizational approaches to reduce burnout and improve healthcare worker fulfillment. The event features...
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Dean's Corner: April 2026Clemson UniversityApr 15
This is a Dean's letter celebrating student accomplishments at CU's College of Arts and Humanities in April 2026, highlighting musical performances and academic excellence awards. The letter focuses on recognizing student achievements in orchestral performance and community service rather than...
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From rigid legalese to relationships: a new model for public-private partnershipsVanderbilt UniversityApr 15
This research examines how public-private partnerships (PPPs) fail or succeed based on contract structure, using case studies of AI data center operations and social services. The study argues that traditional rigid, boilerplate government contracts lack adaptive mechanisms, while...
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SEI Launches Leadership in AI for Cybersecurity Application WorkshopCMU Software Engineering InstituteApr 15
The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) is launching a two-day workshop on applying AI to cybersecurity challenges, designed to equip the cyber workforce with practical AI skills for developing defensive solutions. The program uses real-world cybersecurity datasets (JavaScript vulnerabilities from...
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PKU Professor Gan Yiqun Awarded the IAAP 2026 Distinguished Scientific Contributions AwardPeking UniversityApr 15
Professor Gan Yiqun from Peking University received the 2026 IAAP Distinguished Scientific Contributions Award for her research in health psychology, stress coping, and psychological resilience. Her work notably integrates large language models and mobile sensing technologies to advance digital...
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Hong Kong Generative AI Research and Development Center Showcases AI Application Achievements at InnoEX 2026Hong Kong Univ. of Science and TechnologyApr 15
The Hong Kong Generative AI Research and Development Center (HKGAI), led by HKUST, showcased seven self-developed AI applications at InnoEX 2026, including their locally-developed large language model HKGAI V1 and the popular HKChat assistant (720,000+ downloads). The center demonstrated practical...
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Student innovators triumph at health systems hackathonUniversity of Cape TownApr 15
A student team won the 2026 health systems hackathon with Siyaphila, an AI-powered mobile app designed to improve chronic disease medication adherence by providing reminders, tracking, and predictive analytics. The platform addresses the critical gap in patient support after initial consultation,...
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Relearning “English” in a changing worldUniversity of the WitwatersrandApr 15
Professor Chris Thurman's lecture examines the evolving purpose and relevance of English studies in a multilingual South African context, arguing that the discipline must continually justify itself. Rather than viewing AI as a threat, Thurman frames it as a catalyst for critical reflection on what...
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AI is not built for African users, exposing a governance chasmUniversity of the WitwatersrandApr 15
AI systems are fundamentally misaligned with African contexts because they were designed without African representation, leading to systemic exclusion through underrepresented languages and cultural biases. Rather than lacking regulations, Africa's governance challenge stems from fragmented...
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Local Donation Powers UConn Construction Engineering Programs - UConn TodayUniversity of ConnecticutApr 15
UConn's College of Engineering received a donated Volvo Electric L20 Wheel Loader from Tyler Equipment Corporation to enhance its construction engineering and management (CEM) program with hands-on equipment training. The donation will support an operator's course combining practical machinery...
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Smart sweat patch helps doctors monitor high-risk pregnanciesEPFLApr 15
EPFL spin-off MoleSense has developed a wearable sweat-monitoring patch that continuously tracks biomarkers to monitor high-risk pregnancies without disrupting daily activities. The device uses DNA-based molecular biosensors to detect hormones and inflammatory proteins in sweat, with data processed...
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Seed Round: How a Kid From Little Flock Built a $35 Million Venture FundUniversity of ArkansasApr 14
This article is a biographical profile of Karlton Haney, co-founder of Meridian Ventures, a seed-stage venture capital firm that has raised $35 million. The piece chronicles his journey from a rural Arkansas childhood raising livestock to becoming a Forbes 30 Under 30 venture capitalist,...
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The Hidden Logic Behind AI’s Judgments of PeopleHebrew University of JerusalemApr 14
A Hebrew University study analyzing 43,000+ simulated decisions reveals that advanced AI systems like ChatGPT and Gemini form judgments about people that structurally resemble human trust assessments (favoring competence, integrity, and benevolence) but operate through rigid, rule-based logic...
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Technology Transfer and High-Tech Solutions: Fraunhofer at Hannover Messe 2026Fraunhofer SocietyApr 14
Fraunhofer will showcase at Hannover Messe 2026 how data, AI, and new materials enhance industrial resilience and efficiency through smart integration of data ecosystems, automated processes, and sustainable technologies. The exhibition spans multiple domains including virtual AI avatars in the...
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HKUST Develops World's First Bio-Inspired Artificial Cilia SystemHong Kong Univ. of Science and TechnologyApr 14
HKUST researchers have developed the first artificial cilia system that successfully replicates the fast, complex three-dimensional motion of natural cilia using 3D-printed hydrogel microactuators driven by low-voltage electrical stimulation. The breakthrough integrates high-precision 3D printing,...
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Where Art Meets Well-Being: ELARA 0.1 Debuts at the Fine Arts Center ReopeningUniversity of ArkansasApr 14
ELARA 0.1 is a virtual-reality prototype developed by the University of Arkansas that uses interactive, art-driven environments with responsive color shifts and abstract visuals to support emotional regulation and well-being. Rather than passive nature scenes, the system emphasizes user agency and...
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Leadership Conversation with Reitumetse MabokelaUniversity of RochesterApr 14
This article discusses University of Rochester's strategic response to shifting global higher education dynamics, including declining international student enrollment and geopolitical challenges. Vice Provost Reitumetse Mabokela outlines four key trends—demographic shifts, geopolitical volatility,...
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There's a power/water trade-off in data center resource allocationVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityApr 14
Researcher Landon Marston reveals a critical power/water trade-off in AI data center resource allocation, where cooling solutions that reduce water consumption often increase energy demands, which in turn require substantial water for power generation. His research indicates that approximately 90%...
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AI-Guided Electron Microscope Provides Unique Glimpse Into the World of MXenesNational Laboratory of the RockiesApr 14
Researchers at the National Laboratory of the Rockies used AI-guided electron microscopy to visualize and map point defects in three dimensions within MXene materials, a class of 2D materials used in energy storage, water purification, and electronics. Machine learning enabled the conversion of 2D...
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[RCAC Workshop]Purdue Rosen Center for Advanced ComputingApr 14
This workshop presents "Governance 2.0," an evolved framework for AI governance that moves beyond static policies toward continuous, evidence-driven oversight with lifecycle controls and auditable processes. The session addresses how organizations can balance rapid AI deployment with safety,...
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Q&A: MIT SHASS and the future of education in the age of AIMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyApr 14
MIT SHASS Dean Agustín Rayo argues that universities must fundamentally rethink education beyond just updating AI-related curricula, emphasizing that humanities and social sciences are essential for developing students with broad thinking, moral judgment, and meaningful lives in an AI-transformed...
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Georgia Tech, The Coca-Cola Company Finalizing Agreement on North Avenue PropertyGeorgia Institute of TechnologyApr 14
Georgia Tech is acquiring a property from The Coca-Cola Company valued at $31.3 million, including a two-story building and two-acre park along North Avenue to expand its campus capacity. The transaction strengthens Georgia Tech's ability to support student enrollment, research activities, and...
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Human-machine teaming dives underwaterMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyApr 14
MIT Lincoln Laboratory is developing autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) that team with human divers to perform complex maritime missions by combining robotic strengths (processing power, speed, endurance) with human capabilities (dexterity, object recognition). The project addresses critical...
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Georgia Tech Selected for Upcoming EcoCAR ChallengeGeorgia Institute of TechnologyApr 14
Georgia Tech has been selected for the fourth consecutive cycle of the EcoCAR Challenge, a four-year Department of Energy-sponsored competition where 20 universities develop intelligent mobility solutions for electric vehicles. The team of 50+ students will modify a 2026 Chevrolet Blazer EV to...
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Business Woman, Legislator, Philanthropist and Alumna Toni Boucher Describes Her Journey from Poverty to the American Dream - UConn TodayUniversity of ConnecticutApr 14
This article is a biographical profile of Toni Boucher, a UConn MBA alumna who immigrated from Italy as a child and became a successful businesswoman, legislator, and philanthropist. The piece highlights her journey from poverty to prominence and her $8 million donation to establish the Boucher...
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Tyler Puhatch will serve as an expert panelist during a TeamDynamix webinarUniversity of PittsburghApr 14
Tyler Puhatch from the University of Pittsburgh will participate as an expert panelist in a TeamDynamix webinar on April 15 discussing how AI and automation are transforming IT service delivery. The session will cover virtual agents, AI integration with existing systems, and best practices for...
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Adopting, advancing and adapting to AI | Penn State UniversityPenn State UniversityApr 14
Penn State's Eberly College of Science is integrating AI and machine learning tools across research and education to prepare students for an AI-driven workforce while advancing scientific discovery. Faculty are applying AI to manage large datasets, analyze complex images, improve healthcare tools,...
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Tiny cameras in earbuds let users talk with AI about what they seeUniversity of Washington-Seattle CampusApr 14
University of Washington researchers developed VueBuds, a system that integrates tiny cameras into wireless earbuds to enable real-time AI-powered visual understanding and interaction. The prototype uses low-resolution, black-and-white images processed locally on-device via Bluetooth, achieving...
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UNM College of Education and Human Sciences to host inaugural 'State of the College' addressUniversity of New Mexico-Main CampusApr 14
The University of New Mexico College of Education and Human Sciences is hosting its inaugural State of the College address to reflect on three years of institutional development and outline its future vision as a state-serving institution. The college has focused on strengthening its identity...
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Bringing new solutions to marketIowa State UniversityApr 14
Kyle McMahon founded Tractor Zoom after identifying a market gap in farm equipment valuation, creating the industry's first centralized auction advertising marketplace that now manages over $20 billion in equipment annually. The company's success was catalyzed by participation in Iowa State...
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The U recognizes excellence in teaching, mentorship, service and research - @theUUniversity of UtahApr 14
This article announces the University of Utah's annual faculty recognition awards honoring exceptional achievements in teaching, research, mentorship, and service. The honorees include professors recognized for innovative pedagogical approaches, community engagement, mentorship of graduate students...
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Flying at the edge of the stratosphereMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyApr 14
MIT's Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics revived its introductory aerospace engineering course (16.00) with a hands-on design-build focus, culminating in five student teams successfully launching stratospheric balloons to over 20 kilometers altitude. The reimagined course emphasizes...
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University of South Carolina recognized as national leader in advancing first-generation student successUniversity of South Carolina-ColumbiaApr 14
The University of South Carolina has been recognized as a FirstGen Forward Network Champion, placing it among only 32 institutions nationally with this elite designation for supporting first-generation student success. The university, which serves over 20% first-generation students, provides...
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Baldauf family hailed as 'angels in disguise' after investing in advising at Clemson UniversityClemson UniversityApr 14
The Baldauf family donated funds to Clemson University to create two new academic advising positions in the College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences, addressing staffing shortages that have impacted student support as enrollment has grown. The flexible "floater" advisor roles help...
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Key cutover dates for Clemson’s transition to WorkdayClemson UniversityApr 14
This article is not an AI research paper but rather an administrative announcement from Clemson University regarding the implementation timeline for Workday, an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. The document outlines critical cutover dates in May and June 2026 when various HR, payroll,...
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Hear national contracting, cybersecurity, innovation funding experts at SouthernTECH2026Southern Illinois University-CarbondaleApr 14
SouthernTECH 2026 is a hybrid conference hosted by Southern Illinois University Carbondale designed to help businesses and researchers navigate government contracting, cybersecurity compliance, and innovation funding. The event features national experts who share strategies for securing federal...
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Franklin doctoral candidate wins $30K in Google-sponsored contest - UGA TodayUniversity of GeorgiaApr 14
Jane Odum, a UGA doctoral candidate, developed EpiCast, a mobile-first AI platform that enables community health workers in low-resource settings to report disease symptoms in their native languages, converting informal observations into structured clinical data aligned with global health...
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Study Reveals Hidden Damage in Stony Corals Using 3D Imaging and AIFlorida Atlantic UniversityApr 14
Florida Atlantic University researchers combined X-ray microcomputed tomography (micro-CT) imaging with deep learning-based image segmentation to detect microscopic structural damage in stony corals caused by Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease (SCTLD). Using U-Net-based convolutional neural networks,...
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Former Secretaries of State Debate Iran, Climate ChangeDartmouth CollegeApr 14
This article covers a political debate between former U.S. Secretaries of State John Kerry and Mike Pompeo at Dartmouth College, where they discussed differing approaches to Iran policy, nuclear negotiations, and climate change. The event drew over 300 in-person attendees and 500+ livestream...
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What makes a good student — Harvard GazetteHarvard UniversityApr 14
Harvard faculty identify key qualities that distinguish excellent students, including genuine curiosity, rigorous thinking, integrity, and inner drive. The article emphasizes that intrinsic motivation and process-oriented learning strategies are more important than external performance metrics,...
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Dana Knox Research Showcase Highlights Student Research With Real-World ReachNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyApr 14
NJIT's Dana Knox Research Showcase featured 242 student researchers presenting work across 10 disciplines, with projects addressing real-world problems in areas ranging from environmental toxicology to traumatic brain injury treatment. The event highlighted undergraduate and graduate research...
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Jordan Hu Returns to NJIT for Fireside Chat on Leadership, Opportunity and Giving BackNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyApr 14
This article documents a fireside chat at NJIT featuring alumnus Jordan Hu, founder and CEO of RiskVal Financial Solutions, discussing entrepreneurship, leadership, and professional development. Hu shares candid insights about the challenges of building a startup, the importance of trust and...
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Driving the Future of Innovation: MSU EcoCAR team picked for upcoming national competitionMississippi State UniversityApr 14
Mississippi State University has been selected as one of 20 North American universities for the upcoming EcoCAR Innovation Challenge, where student teams will develop energy-efficient autonomous vehicles over four years. The MSU team will transform a Chevrolet Blazer EV by implementing autonomous...
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Dartmouth to Host Climate WeekDartmouth CollegeApr 14
Dartmouth University is hosting its inaugural Climate Week (April 22-27) to showcase multidisciplinary climate research and connect students with career opportunities in sustainability and climate resilience. The event features research presentations, keynote speakers including marine biologist...
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Theatre UCF Staged a Tech-Forward ‘Legally Blonde’ Musical for UCF Celebrates the Arts 2026University of Central FloridaApr 14
UCF's Theatre Department integrated state-of-the-art robot dogs into a production of "Legally Blonde," demonstrating how robotics technology can be incorporated into live performance art. The collaboration between the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the College of Arts and...
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After 9,000 years of cultivation, rice has reached its thermal limitUniversity of FloridaApr 14
Rice cultivation faces an existential threat as climate change is accelerating at a rate 5,000 times faster than rice species can naturally adapt, despite rice's historical heat tolerance. While selective breeding and genetic engineering offer potential solutions, scientists warn that adaptation...
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Physics Professor Bill Fairbank reflects on his 50 years at CSUColorado State University-Fort CollinsApr 14
This is a reflective memoir by physics professor Bill Fairbank documenting his 50-year career at Colorado State University, focusing on his teaching philosophy, memorable student interactions, and research achievements in high energy physics and atomic/molecular/optical physics. The article...
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Engineering college staff member looks back on five decades at CSUColorado State University-Fort CollinsApr 14
This article is a personal career retrospective by Joan Kerr, a Colorado State University staff member who spent five decades managing research finances and operations across multiple departments. The piece chronicles her evolution from manual ledger-based accounting in 1976 to modern research...
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Thinking Machines: Inside the BRAINS LabThe University of AlabamaApr 14
The BRAINS Lab at an unnamed university is developing humanoid robots equipped with AI-driven cognitive systems that integrate computer vision, robotics, and neuroscience principles to enable real-world perception and autonomous decision-making. Researchers use a Unitree Robotics humanoid platform...
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University of Florida Among Forbes’ 2026 Public “The New Ivies” list, highlighting AI leadershipUniversity of FloridaApr 14
The University of Florida has been recognized on Forbes' 2026 "The New Ivies" list for its leadership in AI adoption and workforce preparation. The university has implemented an "AI Across the Curriculum" initiative requiring all students to pursue AI certifications and has significantly expanded...
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L.A. Times Festival of Books at USC: What to look for April 18-19University of Southern CaliforniaApr 14
This article announces the 31st Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at USC, a major literary and cultural event expecting 150,000 attendees. While the festival features various panels on topics including AI, health care, and climate change, the article is primarily a promotional guide for attendees...
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Sal Khan and the Power of Accessible EducationUniversity of California-DavisApr 14
Sal Khan, founder of Khan Academy, discusses how AI can revolutionize education by enabling personalized, mastery-based learning while emphasizing that technology alone cannot replace teachers, mentorship, and social connection. Khan advocates for reimagining traditional education models to address...
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20 years of research debunks most claims against same-sex marriage — and more media coverage of UCLAUniversity of California-Los AngelesApr 14
This is not a single research article but rather a UCLA news roundup from April 2026 covering multiple research topics. The only AI-related content discusses a UCLA Health study published in Neuron arguing that advanced AI systems lack embodied cognition and bodily awareness, which poses safety...
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5 UCLA faculty members awarded 2026 Guggenheim FellowshipsUniversity of California-Los AngelesApr 14
Five UCLA faculty members have been awarded 2026 Guggenheim Fellowships from a pool of nearly 5,000 applicants, recognizing exceptional achievement across diverse disciplines including law, history, chemistry, theater, and performance arts. The prestigious awards provide unrestricted monetary...
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New investigative newsroom launches at ASU's Howard Center for Investigative JournalismArizona State University Campus ImmersionApr 14
ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism launched "The Beam," a new investigative newsroom that combines accountability reporting with AI-driven tools and digital innovation. The newsroom focuses on public education issues in Arizona while developing tools like a school board chatbot to increase...
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In the Spotlight: April 13-17, 2026Northern Arizona UniversityApr 13
This article is a university spotlight announcement highlighting faculty and student achievements at Northern Arizona University (NAU) during April 13-17, 2026, including research presentations, exhibition openings, and satellite technology deployment. While several items involve AI applications in...
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ASU+GSV Summit brings experts together to discuss AI, education equityArizona State University Campus ImmersionApr 13
The ASU+GSV Summit convened education and technology leaders to discuss how AI can be leveraged for workforce empowerment and education equity rather than job displacement. Key speakers emphasized the need for universities, companies, and government to collaborate on continuous learning programs...
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What to See at Picnic Day 112: Pick a Few Events Out of 200-PlusUniversity of California-DavisApr 13
This article is a guide to UC Davis's 112th Picnic Day event, providing recommendations for attendees to navigate 209+ scheduled activities across categories like iconic events, family activities, animal demonstrations, and performances. The article offers practical information about timing,...
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One student. One research project. Three minutes.Northern Arizona UniversityApr 13
Laura Lee's research demonstrates that mycorrhizal fungi can significantly improve crop growth in simulated lunar and Martian soil, enhancing biomass production, yield, and plant survival rates. This finding could enable sustainable food production for long-term human missions to the Moon and Mars,...
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Co-designing the smart African cityUniversity of the WitwatersrandApr 13
This article describes a participatory research approach to smart city development in Westbury, Johannesburg, where researchers co-designed urban technology solutions with community members rather than imposing top-down solutions. The study reveals that communities prioritize cultural enrichment,...
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Thai Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Visits Peking UniversityPeking UniversityApr 13
Thai Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn visited Peking University for her 21st alumni visit, receiving the Global Development Research & Practice Award in recognition of her educational initiatives that have benefited over a million children across Southeast Asia. The visit highlighted China-Thailand...
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HKU Department of Mechanical Engineering Inaugurates X-Dimension: Frontiers in Engineering Science Forum - Press Releases - Media - HKUUniversity of Hong KongApr 13
HKU's Department of Mechanical Engineering organized the X-Dimension: Frontiers in Engineering Science Forum (April 12-13, 2026) bringing together leading international scholars to address engineering challenges in the modern era. The forum featured presentations on cutting-edge developments across...
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The Helper - UConn TodayUniversity of ConnecticutApr 13
This article is a biographical profile of Stephanie Mora Gutierrez, a UConn undergraduate student known for her community service and humanitarian work. The piece chronicles her journey as a first-generation college student who has dedicated herself to helping others through mentoring, food...
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Are You Fooled by Disinformation? - UConn TodayUniversity of ConnecticutApr 13
This article discusses the challenges of identifying disinformation and AI-generated content in media, featuring insights from PolitiFact's editor-in-chief on fact-checking methodologies. The piece highlights both the dangers of sophisticated generative AI in creating convincing false content and...
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Two Yale student scientists named Goldwater ScholarsYale UniversityApr 13
Two Yale juniors, Dana Feldman and Usmaan Siddiqi, have been awarded prestigious Goldwater Scholarships recognizing their research excellence in STEM fields. Feldman conducts research on transition metal electrocatalysts for carbon dioxide reduction, while Siddiqi works on computational modeling...
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Caltech Dedicates the Lynn Booth and Kent Kresa Department of AerospaceCalifornia Institute of TechnologyApr 13
Caltech formally dedicated the Lynn Booth and Kent Kresa Department of Aerospace following a $50 million philanthropic gift to support aerospace research and education. The dedication ceremony highlighted the department's role in emerging technologies including autonomous systems, advanced...
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At quantum testbed lab, researchers across the UW probe ‘spooky’ mysteries of quantum phenomenaUniversity of Washington-Seattle CampusApr 13
The University of Washington has established QT3 (Quantum Technologies Training and Testbed lab), a shared research facility housing specialized quantum equipment including a dilution refrigerator, photon qubit lab, and scanning tunneling microscope. The lab aims to democratize access to expensive...
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Caltech's 2026 Space Challenge Visits a Comet and VenusCalifornia Institute of TechnologyApr 13
Caltech's 2026 Space Challenge brought together 32 graduate students to design a dual-target space mission visiting Venus and a Halley-type comet, with Team Voyager winning by proposing an innovative spectroscopic instrument (SEAHORSE) to simultaneously study atmospheric escape from both celestial...
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UCF’s Kathleen Richardson Receives 2026 Otto Schott Research AwardUniversity of Central FloridaApr 13
Kathleen Richardson from UCF has received the prestigious 2026 Otto Schott Research Award for her career-long contributions to optical and infrared materials science. Her research focuses on engineering glass compositions at the atomic level to create high-performance infrared materials for...
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OU Researcher Helping Lead $9.5M Global Water Modeling ProjectUniversity of Oklahoma-Norman CampusApr 13
Researcher Yanhua Xie at the University of Oklahoma is leading efforts on a $9.5M international project (RAWS) to create high-resolution AI-assisted models of global water systems and agricultural irrigation patterns over the past 60 years. The project aims to develop unprecedented spatial detail...
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Exploring future of diabetes treatment through metabolic and endocrine mechanisms — Tetsuya Yamada | Science TokyoInstitute of Science TokyoApr 13
Professor Tetsuya Yamada's research team is developing novel diabetes treatment approaches by investigating metabolic mechanisms related to brown adipose tissue and basal metabolic rate to enhance fat and sugar burning. The team is also creating an AI model to detect super-early prediabetic...
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Seven Lumberjacks awarded NSF’s prestigious graduate fellowshipNorthern Arizona UniversityApr 13
Seven students affiliated with Northern Arizona University (NAU) received NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) awards, a competitive five-year funding opportunity supporting graduate research in STEM disciplines. The fellowships provide annual stipends, education allowances, and...
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New AI-enabled platform to help learners navigate career transitions in a rapidly changing worldArizona State University Campus ImmersionApr 13
Arizona State University has launched ASU for Life, an AI-enabled platform designed to help professionals navigate career transitions by connecting learning experiences to real-world job outcomes. The platform uses AI-powered recommendation engines and pathway builders to personalize guidance,...
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Preparing to ‘future-proof’ your careerArizona State University Campus ImmersionApr 13
This article is a promotional piece from Arizona State University highlighting how their degree programs prepare students for emerging job markets, particularly in AI, healthcare, and technology sectors. The content emphasizes labor market projections showing millions of new jobs through 2034 and...
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Students pitch a life-saving device for $1M in seed fundingFlorida International UniversityApr 13
Engineering students at FIU have developed PPRIM (Portable Preterm Imaging), a handheld device that uses polarized imaging to detect cervical collagen changes and assess preterm birth risk, potentially enabling early medical intervention. The team is competing for $1 million in seed funding through...
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UNLV Launches Nevada Institute of CybersecurityUniversity of Nevada-Las VegasApr 13
UNLV established the Nevada Institute of Cybersecurity (NIC) as a centralized hub to address Nevada's cybersecurity workforce shortage (currently filling only 71% of positions) and high cybercrime victim rates. The institute consolidates educational, research, and community outreach efforts across...
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HKU-incubated AilsynBio signs collaboration agreement with Dong-E E-Jiao - Press Releases - Media - HKUUniversity of Hong KongApr 13
AilsynBio, an HKU-incubated drug discovery startup, has partnered with Dong-E E-Jiao (a China Resources Pharmaceutical subsidiary) to integrate AI technology with traditional Chinese medicine for accelerated biopharmaceutical development. The collaboration focuses on AI-driven drug discovery,...
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Simon Business School expands pathway to accelerated master’s degree through new college partnershipsUniversity of RochesterApr 13
Simon Business School at the University of Rochester has established partnerships with five regional colleges to offer an accelerated 4+1 master's degree pathway, allowing students to earn an MS in business in one year after completing their undergraduate studies. The program includes guaranteed...
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A conversation with Northeastern’s President Joseph E. AounNortheastern UniversityApr 13
Northeastern University President Joseph Aoun discusses how higher education must adapt to AI disruption by leveraging experiential learning and developing uniquely human skills rather than adopting protectionist approaches. He argues that Northeastern's co-op model and focus on experiential...
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New study aims to guide prostate cancer patients through early treatment decisions - UT Health San AntonioThe University of Texas Health Science Center at San AntonioApr 13
Researchers at UT Health San Antonio are conducting a $2.8 million, four-year clinical trial to evaluate SCIPI, an AI and machine-learning powered mobile health platform designed to help prostate cancer patients make better-informed treatment decisions early in their care journey. The intervention...
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Revealing deep-sea life: memorable new species discovered by RV InvestigatorCSIROApr 13
The CSIRO research vessel RV Investigator has discovered 179 new species over 12 years, ranging from microscopic algae to deep-sea sharks, revealing that approximately 95% of Australia's marine biodiversity remains undocumented. The article highlights memorable discoveries including the Game of...
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Researchers receive grant to study AI, digital marketing in plant salesMichigan State UniversityApr 13
Michigan State University researchers received a $35,000 grant to investigate how AI-generated imagery, social media advertising, and personalization strategies influence consumer behavior in the horticultural market. The study builds on earlier findings showing that demographically matched...
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315 MSU graduates receive Board of Trustees’ Award for academic excellence, 4.0 GPAMichigan State UniversityApr 13
Michigan State University recognized 315 graduating seniors who achieved a perfect 4.0 GPA with the Board of Trustees' Award during their spring commencement. The article lists the names, majors, and hometowns of these academically exceptional students across various colleges and disciplines.
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New UW Tribal Scholarship Covers New, Returning Students; Enrollment Deadline May 1 for First-Year StudentsUniversity of WyomingApr 13
The University of Wyoming has established the Wind River Promise Fund, a new scholarship covering full undergraduate tuition and fees for enrolled members of the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribes who are Wyoming residents. The scholarship is funded by a $2 million endowment plus $250,000...
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$3M Gift Expands UH Support for Student VeteransUniversity of HoustonApr 13
The University of Houston received a $3 million gift from the William A. Brookshire Foundation to expand its Veterans Services Center, enhancing support for nearly 3,500 military-connected students. The expansion will add staff, facilities, and resources to help student veterans transition from...
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Bob Wise ’86 of Nvidia to speak at W&M April 23William & MaryApr 13
Bob Wise, a William & Mary alumnus and VP of Engineering at Nvidia DGX Cloud, will speak at the university on April 23 about his career trajectory from computer science student to tech industry executive. The talk highlights how liberal arts education combined with technical expertise has enabled...
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Forbes names W&M a ‘New Ivy’ for second timeWilliam & MaryApr 13
William & Mary has been recognized by Forbes as a "New Ivy" for the second consecutive year, primarily due to its excellence in career readiness and workforce preparation. The university has integrated AI tools into career services and developed comprehensive AI literacy programs across disciplines...
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UK Pigman College of Engineering Dean Rudolph G. Buchheit named provost at University of CincinnatiUniversity of KentuckyApr 13
Rudolph G. Buchheit, Dean of the University of Kentucky's Pigman College of Engineering, is transitioning to become Provost at the University of Cincinnati effective June 1, 2026. During his tenure at UK (2018-2026), he significantly expanded the college's academic programs, research enterprise,...
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U.S. Comptroller of the Currency Visits UWUniversity of WyomingApr 13
U.S. Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan Gould visited the University of Wyoming College of Law to discuss federal banking regulations, cryptocurrencies, and digital assets, with particular focus on the OCC's implementation of the GENIUS Act for regulating payment stablecoins. The event...
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Yang 'Cindy' Yi and students lay foundation for future of chip designVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityApr 13
Yang "Cindy" Yi and her team at Virginia Tech's new BRICCS Lab designed a next-generation chip that achieves a 100-1000x reduction in power consumption for eye-tracking systems by replacing camera-based approaches with MEMS-based indirect time-of-flight technology. This breakthrough enables...
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FSU achieves historic milestone: Four students named 2026 Goldwater ScholarsFlorida State UniversityApr 13
Florida State University achieved a historic milestone by having four undergraduate students named 2026 Barry Goldwater Scholars, the first time FSU has accomplished this in a single year. Two of the scholars—Alexander DeLise and Shiv Patel—are pursuing research in AI and machine learning...
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Intersection of humanities and quantum physics discussed during URI’s World Quantum DayUniversity of Rhode IslandApr 13
The University of Rhode Island hosted its fifth annual World Quantum Day event, bringing together elected officials and technology leaders to discuss quantum computing's societal impact and announce a new quantum-humanities mini-grant program. The event highlighted URI's emerging role as a quantum...
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CAPSI celebrates 10 yearsUniversity of the WitwatersrandApr 13
CAPSI, a Pan-African research centre at Wits University, celebrates its 10-year milestone by highlighting its evolution from an academic chair into a continental platform advancing philanthropy and social investment across Africa. The centre has conducted landmark research on dignified work for...
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How artificial intelligence is changing health careTechnical University of MunichApr 13
This project creates an interactive digital platform demonstrating how AI could transform healthcare over the next decade through five patient journey scenarios. Developed collaboratively with the public, it aims to educate adults 40+ about AI applications in medicine while building trust in these...
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Johns Hopkins APL Develops In-House, Mission-Relevant LLM Training CapabilitiesJohns Hopkins APLApr 13
Johns Hopkins APL has developed end-to-end capabilities to build large language models from scratch, enabling the creation of custom LLMs tailored for government and military applications with sensitive or classified data. This internal capability addresses critical gaps where commercial LLMs fail...
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2026 Industry Growth Forum: ‘All Systems Go’ as Advanced Energy Innovation Startups Pitch to InvestorsNational Laboratory of the RockiesApr 13
The 2026 National Laboratory of the Rockies Industry Growth Forum convened over 400 energy innovation startups and nearly 200 investors with $1.6 billion in deployment capital to accelerate commercialization of next-generation energy technologies. The event featured a pitch competition with 52...
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Faculty members honored with 2026 Campus Awards for Excellence in Faculty LeadershipUniversity of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignApr 13
This article announces the 2026 Campus Awards for Excellence in Faculty Leadership at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, honoring five faculty members across three categories. The awards recognize distinguished contributions to faculty mentoring, executive leadership, and institutional...
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How Syracuse Law's Innovation Law Center Preps Patent Attorneys | Syracuse University TodaySyracuse UniversityApr 13
Syracuse Law's Innovation Law Center has established a new patent law program funded by a $1M+ gift to prepare law students for the patent bar exam, with over 152,000 AI-related patent applications filed in the U.S. last year. The program removes financial barriers for qualified students with STEM...
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Student Discovers Key Security Vulnerability in Commonly Used Operating System | Syracuse University TodaySyracuse UniversityApr 13
A Ph.D. student at Syracuse University discovered a critical security vulnerability in the Linux kernel's NVMe/TCP protocol that could allow attackers to crash remote storage servers in data centers. The vulnerability stemmed from missing input validation in the kernel code, and the student worked...
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Nine faculty honored for outstanding teaching, service during Spring Faculty AssemblyVanderbilt UniversityApr 13
This article announces faculty awards presented at Vanderbilt University's Spring Faculty Assembly, honoring nine faculty members for outstanding contributions in scholarship, research, teaching, and service. Chancellor Diermeier addressed the assembly regarding higher education challenges and...
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UT San Antonio’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program climbs national rankings - UT Health San AntonioThe University of Texas Health Science Center at San AntonioApr 13
UT San Antonio's Doctor of Physical Therapy program improved its national ranking by 45 spots to reach 87th place, placing it in the top third of U.S. programs. The program demonstrates exceptional outcomes with 100% employment and licensure pass rates over 10 years, and 94% of graduates passing...
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UT San Antonio’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program climbs national rankings - UT Health San AntonioThe University of Texas Health Science Center at San AntonioApr 13
UT San Antonio's Doctor of Physical Therapy program has risen 45 spots in national rankings to place 87th nationally, reflecting a 34.1% improvement and positioning it in the top third of U.S. programs. The program maintains exceptional outcomes including 100% employment and licensure pass rates...
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Two Good: Biomedical Engineering Professors Named AIMBE Fellows | NewsUniversity of Massachusetts-LowellApr 13
Two biomedical engineering professors at UMass Lowell, Lara Thompson and Yanfen Li, were inducted into the AIMBE College of Fellows, recognizing the top 2% of medical and biological engineers. Thompson was honored for her work in rehabilitation engineering and robotics for neurological disorders,...
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Syracuse Views Spring 2026 | Syracuse University TodaySyracuse UniversityApr 13
This article is a university newsletter featuring campus events and activities from Syracuse University during spring 2026, including cultural celebrations, memorial installations, student volunteer work, and athletic achievements. It documents various institutional activities such as ROTC...
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Ames National Laboratory selected for ARPA‑E funding to advance AI‑driven catalyst developmentAmes LaboratoryApr 13
Ames National Laboratory received $34 million in ARPA-E funding to develop A-TEAM, a project combining AI-driven models with autonomous robotic laboratories to accelerate catalyst discovery and optimization. The initiative aims to speed up industrial catalyst development while reducing dependence...
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The Whole System: How an NJIT Engineer Built a Career on Seeing Every Part of the PictureNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyApr 13
This article is a career profile of Chris Wunderlich, CEO of Rose Batteries, highlighting his engineering philosophy of systems thinking and iterative design rather than deep specialization. The piece traces how his educational background in mechanical engineering and CAD modeling at NJIT shaped...
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Roth Scholar Nona Hendryx Innovates Across DartmouthDartmouth CollegeApr 13
Nona Hendryx, a renowned musician and artist, has created "Dream Machine 2.0," an interactive AI and virtual reality experience at Dartmouth that combines her avatar "Cyboracle" with Afrofuturist themes. The project includes both a group VR experience and individual AI-driven conversations that...
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Bioinformatics researcher uses Anvil AI...Purdue Rosen Center for Advanced ComputingApr 13
Researchers at the University of Missouri used Purdue's Anvil supercomputer to develop GCP-VQVAE, a deep learning model that creates accurate 3D representations of protein structures more effectively than prior methods. The model achieved superior protein reconstructions while maintaining geometric...
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Joshua Rothman to speak at S&T on April 22Missouri University of Science and TechnologyApr 13
Joshua Rothman, a New Yorker staff writer, will deliver a lecture arguing that AI cannot replace fundamental human capabilities such as taking responsibility, forming opinions, and creating art. The talk explores the philosophical and practical limitations of artificial intelligence in domains...
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Tulane researcher to address extreme heat and health in BangladeshTulane University of LouisianaApr 13
Tulane researcher Mostafijur Rahman received a $2.1 million Wellcome Climate Impacts Award to lead a three-year study examining how extreme heat affects human health in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The project will create fine-resolution heat exposure maps and link them to health outcomes using machine...
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FSU’s Three Minute Thesis competition highlights graduate research across disciplines, sharpens communication skillsFlorida State UniversityApr 13
Florida State University held its annual Three Minute Thesis competition where 13 graduate students presented their research in three minutes to non-specialist audiences. The competition, designed to improve research communication skills, featured winning projects on brain cancer invasion, sea...
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What an unexpected YA boom on streaming says about audiences — and more media coverage of UCLAUniversity of California-Los AngelesApr 13
This is not a single research article but rather a UCLA news roundup covering multiple unrelated topics including streaming media trends, mental health workforce expansion, immigration enforcement data, space medicine, and suicide prevention research. The content aggregates various UCLA-affiliated...
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How Staff and Faculty Prepare for Picnic DayUniversity of California-DavisApr 13
This article describes how UC Davis staff and faculty prepare for Picnic Day, a large student-run campus event, including plant giveaways from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, fire department demonstrations, and summer session information booths. The piece highlights the...
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Jazz in the key of lifeMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyApr 12
This article is a biographical profile of saxophonist Miguel Zenón, a Puerto Rican jazz composer who blends traditional jazz with Latin American musical elements. The piece chronicles his career achievements, including a MacArthur Fellowship and Grammy Award, and his current role as a tenured...
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2026 Pat's Run draws thousands of runners to honor Pat Tillman's legacyArizona State University Campus ImmersionApr 12
Nearly 30,000 runners participated in the 22nd annual Pat's Run in Tempe on April 11, a major fundraising event for the Pat Tillman Foundation that honors the legacy of the late NFL player and Army Ranger. The 4.2-mile race, kicked off by veteran actor Rob Riggle, concluded at the 42-yard line of...
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Myth vs. reality: Most Missouri Medicaid recipients already are working, WashU analysis showsThe SourceApr 11
A Washington University analysis of 2024 Census data reveals that approximately 67% of working-age Missouri Medicaid recipients are already employed, contradicting the narrative that many are able-bodied but unemployed. The study warns that new federal work reporting requirements may cause coverage...
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LJJO Hamburg Performs at Fudan, Uniting Voices Across CulturesFudan UniversityApr 11
The Landesjugendjazzorchester Hamburg performed a concert titled "Suspended Blues" at Fudan University in Shanghai, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the sister city relationship between Hamburg and Shanghai. The 21-member ensemble, conducted by Grammy-nominated composer Jörn Marcussen-Wulff,...
Published: April 11, 2026 · Crawled: April 12, 2026