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Admiral Gary Roughead joins Decision Lens’ FOCUS26 speaker lineup
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Decision Lens said former Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Gary Roughead will speak at FOCUS26 on Oct. 28 in Washington, D.C. The invitation-only event will focus on government decision-making under tighter budgets, faster timelines and higher…
Albany State honors student Jya Bacon builds medical path through research and summer programs
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Albany State University honors student Jya Bacon completed competitive summer programs at Meharry Medical College and Morehouse School of Medicine as she works toward a future in healthcare.
SDLC Corp wins University of Utah digital services RFP
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SDLC Corp won the University of Utah’s RFP to support the Nora Eccles Harrison Cardiovascular Research & Training Institute with web design, SEO and social media services.
Herbers traces job-sharing roots to 1986 European Parliament scholarship
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Marie-Therese Herbers says a Robert Schuman Scholarship in Luxembourg in 1986-87 turned her academic interest in qualified part-time work into a Europe-wide mission.
UCF to host International Space University’s 2027 Space Studies Program
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The University of Central Florida will host the 38th International Space University Space Studies Program in Orlando from June 21 to August 13, 2027. The seven-week program brings hundreds of global students and space professionals to Central…
Researchers propose seven hallmarks for skeletal muscle health
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An international team has published a new framework in Nature Metabolism that defines seven measurable hallmarks of skeletal muscle health.
MSU Denver executive Laneika K. Musalini spotlighted for research leadership and women’s empowerment
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Influential Women is featuring Laneika K. Musalini, Ed.D., a Metropolitan State University of Denver executive with more than 24 years in research administration and sponsored programs.
Hajji Baba Club names 2026–2027 research fellows
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The Hajji Baba Club selected Cosima Stewart and Adela Foo as its 2026–2027 Research Fellows to support original scholarship on carpets and textiles.
Wartime Archive launches with 223,575 photos and maps
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The Wartime Archive has launched at wartimearchive.com with more than 223,000 wartime photographs, maps and military documents spanning before World War I through Korea.
Student historian highlights Larry Doby’s New Jersey roots at SABR convention
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Jonah Weiss presented a poster at the Society for American Baseball Research’s 54th Annual Convention that traced Larry Doby’s path from New Jersey to baseball history.
Research hubs and flexible policies are reshaping U.S. business travel
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Corporate travel is shifting as younger workers favor flexible policies, research hubs draw longer stays, and bleisure trips grow across the U.S. Boulder is emerging as one example of how specialized industries and outdoor access are changing…
ReadiMask gets independent MR Safe determination for MRI use
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Global Safety First says MED Institute independently evaluated the ReadiMask Strapless Respirator under ASTM F2503-26 and determined it can be labeled MR Safe. The finding gives patients and MRI facilities documentation supporting use of the…
New brief examines how AI is reshaping entry-level hiring
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A new Nehemiah Leadership Brief from Dr. Daryl D. Green ties federal job data to Stanford research showing that AI is changing who gets hired first, even as U.S. job openings remain near 7.1 million.
Scientist Shea Elizabeth O’Connor recognized for work in consumer safety and research
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Shea Elizabeth O’Connor, a research scientist and microbiologist in Bloomfield, Colorado, is being highlighted for a career that spans healthcare, cancer research and ingredient testing.
Sports education market seen topping $11.4 billion by 2030
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The global sports education and instruction market is projected to rise from $8.88 billion in 2025 to $11.43 billion by 2030, driven by health awareness, digital coaching, and demand for specialized training.
Havilah Malone launches micro-series challenge to adapt bestselling book for vertical video
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Havilah Malone has opened a global writing competition that will turn her bestseller into a 10-12 episode vertical micro-series, with a $2,000 prize and a live winner reveal in Los Angeles on Nov. 5-7. The move taps into a booming short-form drama…
CMTA backs research on when to treat CMT1A and CMT1E
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The Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association is investing $165,000 in University of Iowa research aimed at improving treatment timing, biomarker development and clinical trial design for CMT1A and CMT1E. The work could help determine when therapies…
Oregon AI Accelerator launches second cohort with 14 startups
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The Oregon AI Accelerator has opened its second cohort at Portland State University, bringing 14 AI-native startups into an 11-week program that ends with Demo Day on Dec. 17. The class spans healthcare, infrastructure, government, and workforce…
Equality California backs Proposition 38 for medical research funding
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Equality California has endorsed California Proposition 38, a measure that would direct $8.4 billion to immunology research aimed at preventing and treating cancer, Alzheimer’s, heart disease and other diseases.
Meningitis charity urges students to spot symptoms early as autumn cases rise
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A UK meningitis charity is warning students, parents and schools to watch for meningitis and sepsis as the new academic year begins and indoor social mixing increases.
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