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Updates every hour. Last Updated: 27-Feb-2026 13:15 ET (27-Feb-2026 18:15 GMT/UTC)
Dartmouth, where AI began, celebrates a 70-year milestone and defines what's next
Dartmouth CollegeA Basque consortium of researchers is studying why mutations in a certain protein alter brain development in children with a rare disease
University of the Basque CountryAlthough fewer than 50 cases of this syndrome are known in Spain, rare diseases affect a total of nearly three million people.
Texas A&M engineers illuminate cancer’s deadly hideout
Texas A&M UniversityBuilding a resilient workforce
Singapore Management UniversityThe SMU Resilient Workforces Institute, currently helmed by SMU Professor Archan Misra, seeks to address adult learning and the future of work in the age of AI at three levels: Human, Organisational, and Societal.
Transitioning to a low-carbon economy
Singapore Management UniversityGriffin in the loop: A digital multiphysics test bed for next-gen reactors
DOE/Idaho National LaboratoryAs U.S. energy demand increases, advanced nuclear energy has emerged as an important option for 24-7 reliable electricity and heat generation.
UCalgary initiates academic program to educate physicians on the front line of care in areas of geopolitical crisis
University of CalgaryWhen ophthalmologists in Ukraine suddenly found themselves treating an overwhelming volume of eye trauma due to war, injuries and reconstructive challenges they rarely encountered, University of Calgary clinicians started a conversation about how to help them.
Led by Dr. Karim G. Punja, MD, an oculofacial plastic surgeon and clinical associate professor at the Cumming School of Medicine (CSM), the academics created a unique fellowship specifically designed for surgeons in areas of geopolitical crisis.
An emergency department leader on what ‘The Pitt’ gets right – and wrong
University of Colorado School of MedicineJean Hoffman, MD, of the CU Anschutz Department of Emergency Medicine, offers a mixed review of the hit series.
‘Scromiting’ is real – and it’s a real pain for chronic marijuana users, says a CU Anschutz toxicologist
University of Colorado School of MedicineKennon Heard, MD, PhD, of the CU Anschutz Department of Emergency Medicine, talks about a nasty syndrome that’s sending droves of cannabis fans to the hospital.