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AI is helping pathologists find harmful lesions the eye can’t see (opens the original)
Northeastern researchers found that a new class of AI models could be key in helping doctors identify precancerous tissue in the colon.
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Featured Spotlight: Alexander Shenkin (opens the original)
Alexander Shenkin, assistant research professor for the School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems, was featured in the 2026 Edition of Research.com’s Ranking of the Rising Stars of Science.
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Vanderbilt generates $7 billion in economic impact across Tennessee, new report finds (opens the original)
Vanderbilt University generates $7 billion in economic activity across Tennessee and supports more than 43,000 jobs annually, according to a new statewide study of Tennessee’s private colleges and universities commissioned by the Tennessee Independent Colleges and Universities Association. The study examines the…
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FSU Discovery Days: FSU Health brings screenings, resources to Gadsden County residents (opens the original)
For Dr. Alma Littles, dean of the FSU College of Medicine, the 2026 FSU Health Expo in Gadsden County on
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Corrosion control: Expert Suraj Persaud on extending and strengthening Canada’s nuclear enterprise (opens the original)
In 2021, the discovery of stress corrosion cracks in stainless steel lines forced France to shut down multiple nuclear power plants across the country, with a significant and long-term impact on the country’s energy supply and nuclear fleet. As the demand for nuclear power grows across Canada, it’s up to researchers…
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Maiken Nedergaard elected to the National Academy of Medicine (opens the original)
The academy cited Nedergaard for “transforming neuroscience and medicine by discovering the glymphatic system, revealing sleep-dependent brain waste clearance.”
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UMSL computer scientists part of consortium working to build pipeline for high school students leading to careers at intersection of cybersecurity, AI (opens the original)
Abde Mtibaa and Cezary Janikow are partnering with colleagues at Memphis and Old Dominion on a project funded by the National Security Agency.
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Andresa De Souza and Meral Koldas collaborate with international colleagues on autism intervention during multi-country tour (opens the original)
This summer, the College of Education faculty members visited Azerbaijan, Georgia, Greece and Italy to disseminate their work on applied behavior analysis.
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Adrienne Morgan, vice president for engagement and enrichment, announces retirement (opens the original)
Morgan held leadership roles across the University, including at the Health Sciences Campus, for more than three decades.
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Biology PhD candidate Garrett Behrends conducts research in South Africa through Henry Mitchell Scholarship (opens the original)
Behrends studied the diets of paper wasps near Cape Town with support from the University of Missouri South Africa Education Program.
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Ph.D. Student Bria Lain Works to Advance Chronic Disease Prevention (opens the original)
Ph.D. student Bria Lain is researching how psychosocial and environmental factors influence Type 1 diabetes and other autoimmune diseases. She aims to advance chronic disease prevention and health equity through epidemiologic research that improves public health programs and health outcomes.
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Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Program Presents “Eating Well During Breast Cancer Treatment” (opens the original)
The Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline & Support Program, which has provided free support, education, counseling and resources to people affected by breast cancer since 1980, will present “Eating Well During Breast Cancer Treatment” on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, from noon to 1 p.m. on Zoom. Following Breast…
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Instrumentation (opens the original)
To measure airflow and sound, research teams at the NASA Glenn Research Center use special instrumentation like particle image velocimetry, hot wire anemometry, Raman spectroscopy, microphones in phased arrays or continuously rotating rakes. The global aviation noise reduction community relies on data from NASA GRC experiments to validate theory and noise prediction software. Rotating Rake
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3 UC national laboratory scientists and two former postdoctoral fellows win prestigious Ernest Orlando Lawrence Awards from the Department of Energy (opens the original)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory | Monday, October 19, 2026
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3 UC national laboratory scientists and two former postdoctoral fellows win prestigious Ernest Orlando Lawrence Awards from the Department of Energy (opens the original)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory | Monday, October 19, 2026
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3 UC national laboratory scientists and two former postdoctoral fellows win prestigious Ernest Orlando Lawrence Awards from the Department of Energy (opens the original)
Los Alamos National Lab, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab and Lawrence Livermore National Lab | Monday, October 19, 2026
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MOH: 30% Increase in ICU Cases Amid Respiratory Virus Activity (opens the original)
The Ministry of Health (MOH) reported a rise in respiratory
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Ontario Tech honours exceptional leadership, service and impact (opens the original)
From advancing Canadian innovation and the future of Canada’s energy sector to creating opportunities for students and strengthening communities, five outstanding individuals are being recognized by Ontario Tech University for their exceptional leadership, service and generosity.
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XVII All-Ukrainian Scientific Conference “Problems in the Geology in Ukraine” Took Place at Lviv University (opens the original)
On October 15th through 16th, 2026, XVII Annual All-Ukrainian Scientific Conference “Problems in the Geology in Ukraine” took place at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. The staff of the Department of General and Historical Geology and Palaeontology of the
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Roy Herbst Elected to the National Academy of Medicine (opens the original)
The Dartmouth Cancer Center director is an internationally recognized leader in lung cancer research and treatment.
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