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Texas A&M to create AI-powered foundry for faster alloy discovery (opens the original)
A $2 million WoodNext Foundation grant will establish academia’s first automated lab using artificial intelligence and robotics to develop and test new metallic materials.
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Commentario al Codice dei contratti pubblici (opens the original)
Commentary on the Public Contracts Code 5345 Mon, 26/10/2026 - 15:16 Data evento 06 November 2026, 10 am - 12 pm Destinatari canale University Study Destinatari target Enroled students Graduates Business and Institutions Testo evento On Friday 6 November 2026, at 10 am, in the Chapel Room, in the premises of the EX…
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First All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference of the Institute of Asian Studies of Far Eastern Federal University Concludes in Vladivostok (opens the original)
The First All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference of the Institute of Asian Studies of Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU) has concluded in Vladivostok. Researchers from seven Russian cities and four foreign countries discussed the transformation of international relations and economic and cultural ties in…
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Åbo Akademi University Launches New Bachelor’s Degree Programmes (opens the original)
Åbo Akademi University is modernising its bachelor's degree programmes. The new programmes, now available on Studieinfo.fi, are built around broader educational frameworks and more clearly defined study pathways. They are designed to equip students with a strong foundation of knowledge and the skills needed to meet…
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NASA, USDA Sign Agreement Advancing Earth Science, Agriculture (opens the original)
NASA and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding expanding cooperation in Earth observation, geospatial analytics, and advanced data technologies, supporting USDA’s data modernization plan for United States agriculture. “NASA develops some of the most advanced sensing, computing, and analytical capabilities in the world, and we should put those tools
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UNCG Unveils the Constance Hughes Kotis School of Music (opens the original)
On Oct. 23, UNCG recognized the dedicated service of Connie Kotis ’65, ’77 M.M., ’25 Litt.D. by naming the School of Music after her. The pianist is an icon of the Greensboro music scene while remaining steadfastly committed to raising up new musicians and music educators.
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SINTEF is a key player in Europe's hydrogen efforts (opens the original)
During European Hydrogen Week 2026, SINTEF is presenting research aimed at solving some of the most important challenges on the road to a competitive European hydrogen economy. Meet us at the Hydrogen Europe Research Pavilion, stand 30.
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Invitation to Review: Adelphi’s Middle States Self-Study Draft & Town Hall Save the Date (opens the original)
Dear Adelphi Community, Over the past year, our campus has diligently prepared for our upcoming Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) reaccreditation visit. After months of intensive collaboration, data gathering and reflection across our working groups, we are pleased to share the first full draft of…
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International Day 2026 at Chemnitz University of Technology: Discover opportunities to study abroad (opens the original)
The International Day organised by the International University Centre on 4 November 2026 will offer all students insights and information on semesters and work placements abroad, with a live stream featuring partner universities from the Across University Alliance
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Research in 60 Seconds: What Happens to Astronauts’ Blood in Space? (opens the original)
Assistant Professor of Aerospace Medicine Hansjorg Schwertz’s research examines how spaceflight impacts blood clotting in humans.
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Wellbeing workshops this November (opens the original)
Looking for practical ways to manage stress, build confidence and improve your wellbeing during your studies? Our series of free workshops carry on throughout November, aimed at helping you to develop practical wellbeing strategies that can make a real difference during university life. Taking place on the lower…
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Drought forces livestock farmers to make tough decisions: our model shows the impact on inequality
Drought is likely to reduce the total number of livestock southern Africa can support, and increase inequality among pastoralists.
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Going to university is a big change from school but mentors help – study
The transition to university should be treated as something pupils prepare for over time.
Picture: Sydellewillowsmith/Wikimedia, CC BY
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Weizmann Institute, IAS and Max Planck Establish New International Research Center in Berlin (opens the original)
The Advanced Research Consortium (ARC) will bring together leading scholars from around the world, foster collaboration across disciplines and borders, and launch a new postdoctoral fellowship program
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UFSC ranks fifth among federal universities in the Research.com global ranking (opens the original)
The Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC) ranked fifth among Brazilian federal universities and eighth among all institutions in the country in the Research.com’s Best Universities in the World 2026 Ranking. The platform’s stated mission is to encourage scientists, industry leaders, policymakers, and academic…
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Advanced microscope boosts ORNL’s atomic-scale materials research (opens the original)
Why does one material withstand years of stress while another fails? The answers are hidden within the microstructure, often at the atomic scale. A new microscope at the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is helping researchers uncover those answers faster than ever, providing detailed…
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CS Ph.D. Student Gains Industry Insight at Apple (opens the original)
admin Mon, 10/26/2026 - 09:04 For many graduate students, an internship offers a chance to see how their research holds up outside the lab. Oytun Duran, a third-year computer science Ph.D. student, had that opportunity this summer at Apple. Duran spent nearly four…
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If Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts can get dangerous blood clots, so can you – here’s how some states are trying to reduce the risk
In the US, up to 900,000 people are affected by severe blood clots each year, and over 60,000 die from it annually.
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Can planting trees on riverbanks save salmon rivers from global warming?
As rivers warm, reforesting their banks could help Atlantic salmon. A new method makes it possible to identify priority areas.
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Tree-hugging optional: What today’s green tradespeople actually care about
Old-school masculinity provides a cultural script that eschews emotion and disregards health and safety in favour of toughness, rugged individualism. That’s changing.
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