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Colorado Loses One 14,000'er and Gains Another After Scientific Assessment
Dixon Technologies posts 81% jump in quarterly profit on new contracts
School of Engineering welcomes new faculty in 2024-25

School of Engineering welcomes new faculty in 2024-25

The MIT School of Engineering welcomes new faculty members across six of its academic units. This new cohort of faculty members, who have recently started their roles at MIT, conduct research across a diverse range of disciplines. “We are thrilled...

Owner:  Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Applied Information enhances transit signal priority tech
Sana’a to Host First Scientific Conference of Faculty of Dentistry at University of September 21
New bushfire research

New bushfire research

The devastating 2019-20 bushfires inspired Rebecca Ryan to dig deep into Australia’s past to better understand how bushfires have changed over thousands of years. “We need a longer-term view of past fire patterns to improve how we predict and...

Owner:  Thomas Family
PMI Addresses Credibility Concerns On Harm Reduction Research

PMI Addresses Credibility Concerns On Harm Reduction Research

Philip Morris International (PMI) has said that the credibility issue on Harm Reduction research done or funded by the industry is why we must be particularly mindful to ensure that we apply the right science through robust methodologies and best...

Owner:  Edgar Chibaka
Foam ceramics that break down stubborn water pollutants

Foam ceramics that break down stubborn water pollutants

JOB HALF-DONE: Treated water contains a host of trace pollutants | Photo Credit: vitranc Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems (IKTS) are developing a new way to tackle water pollutants that resist...

Owner:  The Kasturi Family
Research Study Co-authored by 16 UA Little Rock Students Finds Raccoons Show Early Signs of Domestication

Research Study Co-authored by 16 UA Little Rock Students Finds Raccoons Show Early Signs of Domestication

Angelita Faller | October 16, 2025 Dr. Raffaela Lesch, assistant professor of biology, and graduate student Jacob Hansen are working on a research study about raccoons. Photo by Benjamin Krain. Raccoons, often called “trash pandas,” are showing...

Owner:  University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Daikin Applied Launches Global Data Center Solutions Group for Mission-Critical Cooling

Daikin Applied Launches Global Data Center Solutions Group for Mission-Critical Cooling

Joining the lineup are the Pathfinder AWV-C Fan Deck and AWM Chiller, both designed to enhance performance in demanding environments: The AWV-C Fan Deck improves condenser airflow by 20% through an integrated single-component design; and The AWM...

Owner:  Chris Ferrell
Piloting facility will serve as hub for applied research in bioleaching and bioprocessing

Piloting facility will serve as hub for applied research in bioleaching and bioprocessing

The launch of a new piloting facility marks the first step toward establishing Sudbury’s long-talked-about Centre for Mine Waste Biotechnology. MIRARCO, the Mining Innovation Rehabilitation and Applied Research Corporation, debuted the facility...

Owner:  Jeff Elgie
Double Dose of Stealth

Double Dose of Stealth

In recent weeks, two local health care companies have emerged from stealth mode – in short, announcing themselves and their technologies to the world. Westwood-based cell therapy biotech company ImmunoVec Inc. emerged from its under-the-radar...

Owner:  Josh Schimmels
Azillah Binti-Othman: Her Path to a Career in Radiation Science

Azillah Binti-Othman: Her Path to a Career in Radiation Science

Back in Malaysia, Binti-Othman was offered a research position at the Malaysian Nuclear Agency through a governmental Returning Expert Programme. The opportunity was not without challenges. “I was 30 years old with two children and starting from...

Owner:  International Atomic Energy Agency
<![CDATA[Applied Clinical Trials: October 2025 Interactive Digital Edition]]>

<![CDATA[Applied Clinical Trials: October 2025 Interactive Digital Edition]]>

Owner:  Mike Hennessy Jr.
Stony Brook appoints P. Scott Carney as chair of Department of Medical Engineering

Stony Brook appoints P. Scott Carney as chair of Department of Medical Engineering

A headshot of P. Scott Carney, who has recently been appointed chair of Stony Brook University’s Department of Mechanical Engineering (MEC). Carney previously served as a director of The Institute of Optics at the University of Rochester. PHOTO...

Owner:  Stony Brook University
CAIDA and Internet2 Collaborate for Internet Security Project to Benefit US Education and Research Networks
“Don't get trapped by writing all your loops on a four bar cycle”: 7 great house and techno tips from Don’t Be Afraid boss Semtek (aka DJ Persuasion)
Scientists create cancer vaccine that could completely stop spread of disease
Counteracting Complacency in Multiple Myeloma—We’re Not There Yet
Tumor-on-Chip Advances CAR-T Therapy Research

Tumor-on-Chip Advances CAR-T Therapy Research

In the relentless quest to conquer cancer, one of the most formidable challenges lies in the complex interplay between tumors and the immune system. Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapy has revolutionized treatment for certain blood...

Owner:  Non-transparent

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