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NanoGhost said June 22, 2026, that the Israel Innovation Authority awarded it another grant to fund an immuno-oncology research program with Ben-Gurion University of the Negev through BGN. The project targets immune checkpoint inhibitors and brain…

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Marissa Nichole Rylander, a biomedical engineering professor at The University of Texas at Austin, has been promoted to full professor and is being recognized for work in cancer engineering, tissue-on-a-chip technologies, teaching and mentorship….

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SME recognized top researchers, engineers and students at the 54th North American Manufacturing Research Conference at Penn State University on June 18, 2026. Awards highlighted work in sustainable manufacturing, real-time monitoring, and bold new…

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Yana Bijoor’s debut book, Global Game Changers: 50 Stories of Impact and Innovation, earned three 2026 book honors for its profiles of social entrepreneurs and innovators.

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Researchers at Shenzhen University and industry partners have built an all-fiber photonic AI platform that uses light instead of electrons to diagnose medical images faster and with far lower energy use. In tests on retinal detachment and liver…

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Louis E. Newman has released Thinking Critically in College: The Essential Handbook for Student Success, a new 304-page guide aimed at helping students handle the academic demands of higher education.

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Nigerian students abroad are increasingly shaping remittance patterns into and out of Nigeria as education migration, remote work and post-graduation employment expand across Canada, Europe and North America.

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A drug-free wearable patch reduced pain and improved range of motion versus placebo in a randomized study of 118 adults presented at Business of Pain 2026 in Miami Beach.

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Anala Beevers, a 17-year-old New Orleans student accepted to Howard University on a full scholarship, credits family support and STEM NOLA for helping turn early reading ability into a path toward cancer and genetics research.

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Hanover Research’s sixth annual admitted-student survey shows that students entering the 2026–27 academic year are weighing degree value, cost and institutional stability more heavily in enrollment decisions.

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Claroti has launched a six-week summer project with University of Virginia students to build an AI-powered, speaking-led demand generation system through Riipen.

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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.

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Léman Manhattan Preparatory School recognized the first class of the Collegio Institute’s AI Entrepreneur Fellowship, where high school students built ventures using artificial intelligence to solve real-world problems.

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The Breast Cancer in Young Women Foundation has launched the Young Women’s Breast Cancer Research Institute, a first-of-its-kind effort focused on the earliest biological changes behind breast cancer in young women.

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The Association of Change Management Professionals named Malcolm Gabriel, PhD, MBA, as the 2026 recipient of its Academic Research Award for a study on the challenges middle managers face in leading transformational change.

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DiaGen AI has signed a collaboration and revenue share agreement with Hadassit Medical Ltd. and Ariel Scientific Innovations to use its AI platform for designing peptide analogs with potential oncology imaging and targeted therapy uses.

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LendKey and Cornerstone Advisors released new research arguing that education financing helped SoFi turn student borrowers into long-term banking customers.

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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.

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The Asia-Pacific Longevity Medicine Society and VSee are teaming up to build a cross-border digital health infrastructure for healthy longevity and active aging across the Asia-Pacific.

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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.