5-Mar-2025 AI/ML's bright future at NSLS-II DOE/Brookhaven National Laboratory Advances in automation, robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) are transforming how research is done at NSLS-II, streamlining workflows, enhancing productivity, and alleviating workloads for both users and staff.
4-Mar-2025 Scientists cook up the perfect recipe to feed an energy future DOE/Idaho National Laboratory After five years of trying to find the right ingredients, scientists at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) believe they have created the perfect recipe to fuel the world’s first critical fast-spectrum molten salt reactor.
4-Mar-2025 Huntsman Cancer Institute Discovery Innovations - Special Edition Huntsman Cancer Institute Huntsman Cancer Institute's Discovery Innovations showcase the latest advances in cancer treatment, research, and prevention. We asked leaders how they see Huntsman Cancer Institute advancing cancer care and research in 2025 and beyond.
4-Mar-2025 The spectra-BREAST project kicks off: A revolution in breast-conserving surgery Politecnico di Milano The Spectra-BREAST research project, which aims to improve breast-conserving surgery for breast cancer treatment, has officially started. Funded by the European Innovation Council under the Pathfinder Open 2024 programme for a total of €3 million, the four-year project involves a consortium of six top institutions with the goal of developing a tool to provide surgeons with real-time information on the presence of residual tumour cells during resection, thereby reducing the risk of recurrence and the need for repeat operations.
4-Mar-2025 Lancaster University hosts first-ever global women’s iconography archive Lancaster University From war-torn Beirut and Ukraine to countries including Russia, Armenia and Brazil, women across the world are developing sacred art to bring messages of peace and solidarity, as well as preserving their cultural heritage. And now, the first ever digital archive of women's iconography will be launched officially on March 10 as part of a series of events at Lancaster University Library to mark International Women’s Day (March 8). Iconography is the oldest sacred art practice in the Christian tradition and was the only artform in use across the global Christian church until the Great Schism, the split between the East and West and the Catholic and Orthodox churches in 1054.
4-Mar-2025 Women in science: AI unlocks genetic keys to better colorectal cancer survival BGI Genomics In episode four of Chat!DNA, an interview series by BGI Genomics, we feature Lin Cong, whose research on colorectal cancer, in collaboration with Uppsala University, is advancing early detection and personalized treatment. By integrating AI into precision medicine, she hopes to make early screening more convenient and efficient, thereby improving patients' survival outcomes.
4-Mar-2025 How to establish a successful “school of diversity” Goethe University Frankfurt Internationally renowned inclusion expert Professor Vera Moser has held Goethe University Frankfurt’s “Kathrin and Stefan Quandt Endowed Professorship for Inclusion Research” since 2020. Funded by the Quandt family of entrepreneurs, this top professorship focuses exclusively on the topic. The continuation of the ten-year funding was tied to the professorship receiving a positive evaluation after five years. An external body has now evaluated the endowed professorship for inclusion research, giving it an extremely positive assessment.
4-Mar-2025 APA guide for parents aims to help teens choose video content mindfully American Psychological Association Teens often spend hours daily watching videos online, but parents should consider how the content affects their well-being more than the platform or the amount of time they spend online, according to a new parent guide developed by the American Psychological Association. Funder YouTube
4-Mar-2025 New HIV vaccine candidate discovered with help from Argonne’s Advanced Photon Source DOE/Argonne National Laboratory Protein crystallization at the SER-CAT beamline at Argonne’s Advanced Photon Source proved key to the discovery of a new HIV vaccine candidate. Journal Cell
3-Mar-2025 Scientist tells how and why Islam and the West hold contrasting worldviews of knowledge as concept and practice University of Sharjah Muslim scientists had developed their own perceptions, meanings and worldviews of knowledge that differ drastically from those prevalent in the West.
