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Updates every hour. Last Updated: 15-Jun-2026 13:15 ET (15-Jun-2026 17:15 GMT/UTC)
SURF completes DUNE steel beam test lift
South Dakota Science and Technology AuthorityA crew of technicians, riggers, hoist operators, and engineers at the Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF) have successfully completed the first test lift of one of the long steel beams that will be used to construct the far detector cryostats for the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE).
Fishing for better tracking: Tracing anglers in the Gulf Coast
Texas A&M UniversityHow to restore seagrass meadows, salt marshes and mangroves
University of OldenburgThorsten Balke, a geographer from the University of Oldenburg in Germany, focuses on the conservation of coastal wetlands that emerge for several hours at low tide. He and his team have developed their own measuring devices to identify which areas are best suited as habitats for specific biotic communities. Take a visit to this unique landscape.
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URochester launches interdisciplinary Department of Sound Arts and Engineering
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Texas A&M UniversityETRI to promote smart agriculture innovation in cooperation with Damyang-gun, KIST, and KAIST
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The secret hub of Finnish resistance was in New York — attitudes also divided the Mannerheim family
University of Oulu, FinlandDuring the first period of Russification, a significant strategic center of the Finnish resistance movement operated in New York. There, among others, Carl Erik Johan Mannerheim sought support from Japan and the United States for Finland’s independence, while his brother Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, the future President of Finland, served in the Russian army. New research sheds new light on this subject and challenges our understanding of the Finnish resistance movement.