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Upcycled Food Association sets global research symposium for Food Loss and Waste Day
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The Upcycled Food Association and its nonprofit foundation are using the U.N.’s International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste to showcase new research on upcycled food.
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.
Chulalongkorn University’s Metaverse Lab-XR trains medical technology students in virtual lab skills
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A Chulalongkorn University lecturer has built Metaverse Lab-XR, a virtual lab that lets medical technology students practice diagnosis, teamwork, and lab procedures before working with real specimens.
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…
Tony Tenaglier book argues modern yoga is missing the point
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Tony Tenaglier will release In a Rush to Go Nowhere: Finding Savasana on Oct. 20, 2026, with a case that modern yoga may be getting stronger on the mat while losing the stillness and mental calm it was meant to build.
Solix sets agenda for SOLIXEmpower 2026 at UC San Diego
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Solix Technologies released the agenda and speaker lineup for SOLIXEmpower 2026, a three-day enterprise AI conference set for Oct. 28–30 at UC San Diego.
Crestmont DBA candidates present AI research at Global AI Summit 2026
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Nine Crestmont University Doctor of Business Administration candidates presented applied AI research at the university’s Global AI Summit 2026 on Sept. 10, focusing on business problems in healthcare, logistics, software development, governance,…
Influential Women spotlights physicist and pilot Yulia Krasnikova
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Influential Women has featured Yulia Krasnikova, an experimental physicist at Fermilab’s SQMS Center, for her work in quantum science, aviation, and standards-setting.
KidShuttle targets fragmented student transportation market
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Nurture Hub Tech launched KidShuttle to help private transportation providers, childcare centers and schools manage routes, tracking, parent updates and billing in one system.
University Place sets ground blessing for campus expansion
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University Place will begin a major campus expansion with a Ground Blessing and Groundbreaking Ceremony on Sept. 29 in West Lafayette, Indiana.
YES on Prop 38 launches ad campaign to back $8.4 billion research measure
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The YES on Proposition 38 campaign has launched its first TV ad in California, using a cancer survivor’s story to build support for a measure that would raise $8.4 billion for immunology research.
Holistic Kids pitch real food and mental health to 400-plus Metea Valley students
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The Holistic Kids brought an interactive nutrition and wellness presentation to Metea Valley High School in Aurora, Illinois, reaching more than 400 students this week.
Sacha Awwa launches entrepreneurship series on founder burnout
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Sacha Awwa will launch Your Brain on Entrepreneurship on Oct. 20 in Miami, starting with a session on founder burnout, sleep and decision-making under pressure.
NECC, Northeastern launch tuition-supported ABA degree path
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The New England Center for Children and Northeastern University are creating a new graduate pathway that lets NECC employees earn a master’s in applied behavior analysis while working full time, starting in Fall 2027. The program pairs onsite…
Support builds for California Prop 38 as federal research cuts hit clinical trials
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Patients, nurses, scientists and advocacy groups are backing California’s Proposition 38, a ballot measure that would direct $8.4 billion to immunology research as federal funding cuts threaten trials and new treatments.
Waseda University launches podcast episode on aging, AI and Japan's economy
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Waseda University released episode 2 of Season 3 of its English-language podcast on Sept. 24, 2026, focusing on how automation, inheritance and demographic change could shape Japan’s economic future.
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.
Emory archive acquires Rey Post career papers
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Emory University’s Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library has acquired the career papers of Rey Post, an associate broker in Santa Fe and host of the radio show All Things Real Estate.
UVM, GIOSTAR Mexico expand cancer cell therapy research in Mexicali
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Postgraduate students at Universidad del Valle de México’s Mexicali campus helped review 20 years of clinical evidence on Natural Killer cell therapy for solid tumors with GIOSTAR Mexico.
NdFeB magnetic substrate boosts SERS hotspot control
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Researchers from Yanshan University, Zhengzhou University and Universidade de Vigo have built a reconfigurable surface-enhanced Raman scattering platform that uses a NdFeB permanent magnet substrate to steer magnetic nanoparticle assembly.
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