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Round Rock educator Tina Steiner expands student support through experiential learning
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Tina Steiner, a Round Rock educator and community advocate, is using hands-on learning, mentorship and doctoral research to support students in alternative education settings.
Gilder Lehrman opens EduHam Online competition for students
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The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History has opened the 2026 EduHam Online competition and lottery for grades 6-12, giving students a free way to study American history through primary sources and creative performance.
ACPMP awards $150,000 research grant for appendix cancer study
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The Appendix Cancer PMP Research Foundation has given its 2026 Changemaker Research Grant to Dr. Mohammad Haroon Choudry at UPMC Hillman Cancer Center to study a mucus barrier that blocks treatment for appendix cancer and PMP. The project aims to…
TalkingChina returns to CSA Research’s global Top 100 for 2026
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TalkingChina Language Services has been named to CSA Research’s Verified Top 100 Global Language Service Providers for the second straight year, after debuting on the list in 2025. The ranking underscores the Shanghai-based company’s move from…
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.
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.
Tongji University prints copper mirror with built-in cooling for high-power CO2 lasers
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Researchers at Tongji University created a 3D-printed copper mirror with embedded water-cooling channels for 10.6-μm CO2 lasers, aiming to cut heat buildup, deformation and coating damage in high-power optical systems.
Children’s Music Fund adds music therapy researcher Joy Allen to board
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Children’s Music Fund has named Joy Allen, PhD, MT-BC, to its Board of Directors as the nonprofit begins a yearlong run-up to its 25th anniversary in 2027. The move brings a leading music-and-health researcher onto the board as CMF looks to expand…
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.
Prop 38 pitches $8.4B immunology research fund amid NIH funding fight
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California’s Yes on Proposition 38 campaign is framing the ballot measure as a safeguard for medical research as the White House moves to tighten control over NIH grants.
DNA testing and digital archives widen access to Hispanic family history research
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During Hispanic Heritage Month, DNA tools and expanding online records are making it easier for Hispanic Americans to trace ancestry, confirm relationships and preserve family stories.
Genetic Alliance names Miguel del Campo global advisor to RISE
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Genetic Alliance has appointed pediatrician and clinical geneticist Miguel del Campo as Global Clinical and Scientific Advisor to RISE, its rare disease genomics program.
Litewater Scientific relaunches deupletion.org with AI research assistant
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Litewater Scientific has relaunched deupletion.org as a free public library on deuterium and human health, pairing decades of source material with an AI research assistant.
Myositis Association to honor advocacy, research and care leaders at MyoCon 2026
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The Myositis Association will present its 2026 Heroes in the Fight awards Sept. 26 in St. Louis during MyoCon 2026, its annual global patient conference.
Ecolint says PISA rankings miss the skills students need for an AI-shaped future
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Ecolint says the PISA 2025 debate should go beyond test scores and focus on the broader skills young people will need in a world reshaped by artificial intelligence.
Challenge Success launches free toolkit for student-built cell phone policies
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Challenge Success released a free toolkit to help schools create cell phone policies with students, not just for them.
Olorama scent tech helps VR memory study at KITE Research Institute
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Olorama worked with KITE Research Institute at University Health Network on a virtual reality study of smell and memory, presented at the Cognitive Science Society meeting.
Seattle University Law to host national legal scholarship conference in 2027
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Seattle University School of Law will host the Fifth National People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference in Seattle on March 18-21, 2027, bringing legal scholars, educators, practitioners and students together for four days of panels, workshops…
First global university collaboration ranking launches Sept. 15
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Global Research Partnerships will release the Research Collaboration Index on Sept. 15, ranking 1,195 universities in 81 countries by research collaboration instead of reputation.
New College of Florida professor co-authors study questioning AI’s ability to replace statisticians
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A peer-reviewed study co-authored by New College of Florida’s Bernhard Klingenberg found that major AI models are too sensitive to prompt wording to reliably replace trained statisticians.
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