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Stand Up for Science says White House science plan favors corporations over research
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Stand Up for Science published a critique of the Trump administration’s “Science: A New Golden Age” report, arguing it rests on weak ideas, undercuts basic research and targets universities.
Colorectal Cancer Alliance names Kate Watt chief development officer
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The Colorectal Cancer Alliance has hired fundraising veteran Kate Watt as chief development officer to help grow support for research, patient services, advocacy and community programs.
Researchers build broadband photodetector spanning deep-UV to short-wave infrared
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Researchers at Dalian Minzu University developed a perovskite/In0.47Ga0.53As thin-film heterojunction that enables photodetection from 300 to 1,700 nanometers.
University of South Alabama adds Climavision radar data for weather research
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The University of South Alabama is partnering with Climavision to give students and faculty access to supplemental radar data for atmospheric science instruction and research.
Vast Edge adds AI risk detection to chemical inventory platform
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Vast Edge on July 29 launched new AI features for its Chemical Inventory AI Application to help organizations spot compliance gaps, automate SDS processing, and improve audit readiness.
New volume argues Ibn Khaldun still offers tools for modern society
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A new edited volume published by the University of Ljubljana argues that Ibn Khaldun’s 14th-century Muqaddimah still helps explain governance, social cohesion, economic development and political change.
Elix and University of Vienna sign AI drug discovery pact
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Elix and the University of Vienna have formed a joint research agreement to use AI and NMR-based structural biology to speed drug discovery.
Gita Sankano urges professionals to mentor first-generation students
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Washington, D.C. attorney Gita Sankano is urging experienced professionals to mentor students and young workers, especially first-generation college attendees.
Scottsdale Research Institute files FDA IND for ibogaine trial
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Scottsdale Research Institute says it submitted an Investigational New Drug application to the FDA for Ibogaine HCl, a potential treatment for PTSD, traumatic brain injury and opioid use disorder.
USF Health presents DRX9000 research at FCA National
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USF Health neurosurgery faculty presented new research and patient outcomes on non-surgical spinal decompression at FCA National in Orlando on July 28, 2026. The talks underscored how the university’s integrated spine-care model is pairing…
University of Michigan team builds 40-plus microring sensor array for photoacoustic imaging
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Researchers at the University of Michigan developed a polymer microring resonator array that uses light and sound to image biological tissue with higher resolution and functional detail.
Gilder Lehrman and Gettysburg College mark fourth class of online history M.A. graduates
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The Gilder Lehrman Institute and Gettysburg College celebrated 239 graduates of their online M.A. in American History on July 16 in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
CCMU, University of Denver announce 2nd acupuncture and herbal medicine expo
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Colorado Chinese Medicine University and the University of Denver’s Knoebel Institute for Healthy Aging will host the 2nd Colorado Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine Expo in Denver on Aug. 28-30, 2026. The event pairs a practitioner forum with a free…
Neck Flex harness posts 1,461-pound lab test result at NC State
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Gonza LLC says independent testing at North Carolina State University measured a 1,461-pound break strength for its Neck Flex harness and support hardware, and the company is now rating two harness lines at 300 pounds working weight.
UPDF launches research hub for academic paper workflows
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UPDF has launched a new online hub for PhD candidates, students, faculty and researchers that combines paper search, multi-PDF analysis, AI explanations and academic pricing.
Wave windows could improve mangrove restoration worldwide
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UNSW-led researchers say short periods of low wave energy are key to whether young mangroves survive, helping explain why the forests thrive on some coastlines and fail on others.
National Museum of Nuclear Science & History names Sandia Insights CEO to board
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The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History has appointed Janos Renz-Hotz, CEO of Sandia Insights, to its Board of Trustees in Albuquerque.
GetEducated adds student satisfaction scores for 1,400+ colleges
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GetEducated.com has rolled out Student Satisfaction Scores and editorial review summaries for more than 1,400 accredited colleges and universities as students increasingly use AI tools to research schools.
Vanderbilt Law student wins Farmer & Morris volunteer scholarship
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Vanderbilt Law School student Amanda Li has received the 2025 Farmer & Morris Law, PLLC, Volunteer Service Scholarship, a $2,500 award for law students with community volunteer experience.
K Altman Law warns new student visa cap could upend higher education planning
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K Altman Law is warning that a reported federal rule capping many international students’ U.S. stays at four years could create new legal and academic risks for students and universities.
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