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Stand Up for Science plans virtual rally on academic freedom
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Stand Up for Science will host a virtual rally Oct. 7 to pressure university leaders to defend academic freedom and back its higher education compact.
Policy round-up flags unspent special education research funds
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A National Center for Learning Disabilities policy round-up says unobligated IDEA-related research dollars could slow the development of evidence-based practices and tools for students with disabilities.
Alercell adds Harvard researcher Ina Dreschnack to advisory board
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Alercell appointed Ina Dreschnack, MSc, a Harvard graduate researcher in neuroscience and psychopathology, to its Advisory Board on June 10, 2026. The company said her translational research background will help shape development of the LENA…
Drake University to launch Ed.D. leadership program in Singapore
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Drake University will begin offering its Doctor of Education in Leadership in Singapore in fall 2026 through a new partnership with Nanyang Science and Technology College.
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.
Christopher Kolenda releases Zero-Sum Victory as an audiobook
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Christopher D. Kolenda’s award-winning war strategy book is now available in audio, with narration by Bill Nevitt and publication by University Press Audiobooks.
JK Lakshmipat University wins DASCA accreditation for data science and AI
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JK Lakshmipat University in Jaipur has secured accreditation from the Data Science Council of America, a move that underscores its push to align Data Science and AI education with global standards and industry needs.
CRF spotlights Candle, a new CHM research hub
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The Choroideremia Research Foundation is promoting Candle, a patient-built website that centralizes clinical trials, publications and AI-assisted research tools for people affected by choroideremia.
JRBF, General Genomics and WashU Medicine launch AI platform for NF1 research
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The Joanna Ruth Bell Foundation, Curo 46 and Washington University School of Medicine are teaming up on an AI-enabled multi-omics platform for Neurofibromatosis Type 1 research.
NBCI backs Howard’s R1 push and broader HBCU research expansion
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The National Black Church Initiative and the American Clinical Health Disparities Commission are backing efforts to expand research capacity at Howard University and other HBCUs as Howard nears an R1 designation.
MediDepot expands laboratory equipment supply nationwide
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MediDepot has broadened its laboratory equipment offerings across the U.S. to serve research labs, diagnostic facilities, testing centers and healthcare organizations.
Chinese researchers unveil phase imaging method with unlimited field of view
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Scientists in China developed L2-CPI, a computational phase imaging technique that pairs diffraction-limited resolution with an arbitrarily large field of view.
Vivekananda Global University wins DASCA accreditation for data science and AI
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Vivekananda Global University in Jaipur has earned accreditation from the Data Science Council of America, a move that strengthens its push into innovation-led data science and AI education.
ASNC awards $125K in inaugural research grants
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The American Society of Nuclear Cardiology has named three recipients of its first Discover Grant and Clinical Research Grants, backing projects in PET, SPECT and AI-driven imaging.
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.
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.
New documentary spotlights pelvic floor problems and fascia research
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A new documentary on YouTube argues that pelvic floor problems in women may be better understood through fascia, the body’s connective tissue network.
Aqualia pitches water tech and research partnerships at Houston conference
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Aqualia used the IWA Leading Edge Conference in Houston to showcase wastewater, drinking water and aquifer-recharge technologies, while opening new collaboration talks with Rice University and MDS. The company framed the event as a push toward…
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…
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…
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