AGP Wire
Stay informed with articles highlighting the latest developments, major events, and essential updates.
Influential Women spotlights Dr. Jill A. Castro's whole-person wellness practice
AGP
Influential Women is highlighting Jill A. Castro, MD, the founder of Intentional Living Health and Wellness in Englewood, Colorado, for her integrative approach to care.
Wayszo targets Maynooth University travelers with fixed-price airport taxis
AGP
Wayszo is promoting pre-booked Maynooth to Dublin Airport taxi service for students, staff and visiting academics who need reliable airport transfers.
Curiously and Prentix merge to expand student work experience access
AGP
Curiously and Prentix have combined into a single company under the Curiously name, aiming to help students create their own work experiences through networking guidance, coaching and AI-powered reflection tools.
Chulalongkorn University keeps rare piphat dukdamban tradition alive
AGP
Chulalongkorn University marked its annual March 26 celebration with a performance of piphat dukdamban, a rare Thai classical ensemble that has been revived and taught on campus since the 1980s. The effort helps preserve a nearly forgotten musical…
Researchers print optical neural networks at record speed
AGP
Chinese researchers say they have built a visible-light optical neural network platform that prints 4 million optical neurons per mm² in 15 minutes, a speed record that could accelerate low-power vision processors.
Influential Women spotlights AI researcher Anindita Nath
AGP
Influential Women features Anindita Nath, an Atlanta-area data scientist and AI researcher whose work spans health informatics, biomedical research, and public health systems.
TSC Auto ID joins Auburn University RFID Lab advisory board
AGP
TSC Auto ID has joined the Auburn University RFID Lab Advisory Board to help advance RFID research, standards and adoption across retail, transportation, manufacturing, logistics and healthcare.
Fluency may unlock phonics for struggling readers, researcher says
AGP
New observations from reading researcher Matthew Glavach suggest some children, including many with dyslexia, may learn to read in reverse: fluency first, phonics second.
Tsinghua researchers unveil AI framework that breaks problems into smaller steps
AGP
Researchers at Tsinghua University have introduced Calculus of Intelligence, a mathematical framework designed to help AI systems solve complex tasks by dividing them into smaller parts.
CTO to launch Caribbean Tourism Research Forum at SOTIC 2026
AGP
The Caribbean Tourism Organization will debut a new research forum during SOTIC 2026 in Guyana on Oct. 6, aiming to link academic work with tourism policy and industry action.
Finnish researchers extend renewable ethylene production with living cyanobacteria films
AGP
Researchers at the University of Turku and VTT say they have kept engineered cyanobacteria producing ethylene for more than four months by trapping the cells in nanocellulose films.
Nobel University awards honorary doctorate to Rev. Dr. Sterling L. Eaton
AGP
Nobel University has awarded Rev. Dr. Sterling L. Eaton an honorary Doctor of Philosophy in Leadership and Organizational Development, recognizing his ministry, military service, nonprofit work and community leadership.
COONTEC, Soongsil University build LLM-based Power ISA verification pipeline
AGP
COONTEC and Soongsil University are jointly developing a Power Instruction Set Architecture verification system that links structured reference data, LLM-generated code, and formal and execution-based checks.
AEBC and Allyant award 10 scholarships to blind and partially sighted students
AGP
The Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians and Allyant have named 10 scholarship recipients for 2026, recognizing students across Canada for academic achievement, leadership and accessibility advocacy.
Revinova names Kiran Nataraj chief commercial officer
AGP
Revinova appointed Kiran Nataraj, Ph.D., as chief commercial officer to scale its AI agent platform for clinical trials.
Colleague AI and University of Washington expand NSF-backed educator AI training
AGP
Colleague AI, the University of Washington and partners including aiEDU and school districts are scaling a National Science Foundation-funded effort to train middle-grade math teachers in AI skills, lesson planning and ethics.
Michael Osei links quantum computing research to real-world use
AGP
University of Lethbridge researcher Michael Osei is examining how quantum technology can move beyond theory and deliver reliable results in computing, sensing and chemistry.
University Orthopedics names Dr. Julia Katarincic president
AGP
University Orthopedics has named Dr. Julia A. Katarincic president, while also elevating her to top orthopedic leadership roles at Brown University Health and Brown University’s medical school.
Brookbush Institute clarifies what NCCA accreditation covers
AGP
Brookbush Institute published an updated article explaining what “accredited” means in personal trainer certification, what NCCA reviews, and what the seal does not prove.
Student launches Yādgār digital archive of Iranian cultural heritage
AGP
A Bakersfield high school student has launched Yādgār, a free online archive documenting the destruction, looting and suppression of Iranian and Middle Eastern cultural heritage.
Sign up for:
University Research Times
The daily local news briefing you can trust. Every day. Subscribe now.
Check Your Email!
We sent a one-time activation link to: .
Confirm it's you by clicking the email link.
If the email is not in your inbox, check spam or try again.
Welcome back!
is already signed up. Check your inbox for updates.