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Preparing Military Surgeons for the Challenges of Combat (opens the original)
Uniformed Services University surgeons use simulation, research, and civilian partnerships to ready military surgeons for combat. Then-Navy Cmdr. (Dr.) Matthew Bradley (back, left) performs an umbilical hernia operation aboard the hospital ship USNS Comfort, Oct. 22, 2018, during U.S. Southern Command’s Enduring…
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Dixit installed as George and Charmaine Mallinckrodt Professor (opens the original)
Ram Dixit, a renowned scientist who studies how plants evolve over time, has been named the George and Charmaine Mallinckrodt Professor in biology in Arts & Sciences.
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A CWRU entrepreneur uses improv to get college athletes talking about mental health (opens the original)
Hero Type Image Daniel Robison Tue, 10/27/2026 - 12:13 A conversation with Ana Arruda (CWR ’11; DEN ’13), founder of Conquer Life, a team-based mental health program for collegiate athletes Health + Wellness Karin Ong October 27, 2026…
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The greenest initiatives are often the most invisible – experts explain why that’s a problem
Visible eco-friendly additions can signal that a company is making an effort and is committed to sustainability. A reduction leaves fewer obvious eco-friendly cues.
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Could humanoid robots replace soldiers on the battlefield?
Militaries around the world are testing the newest generation of machines.
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UIS Library Prepares for a New Season of Extended Hours and Academic Support (opens the original)
To provide students with greater learning opportunities and promote well-being at the end of the semester, the Industrial University of Santander (UIS) will offer a range of special services at the Central Campus Library. The initiative includes extended study hours, academic tutoring, and opportunities for students…
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Do more cannabis stores near schools mean more teens use cannabis? Our research suggests the answer is complicated
Understanding adolescent cannabis use requires looking beyond store locations to consider how young people obtain cannabis, why they use it and how to prevent harmful patterns of consumption.
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Roswell Park Researchers Identify Critical Window for Boosting Immunotherapy Response in Prostate Cancer (opens the original)
New study supports use of hormone therapy followed quickly by immunotherapy for prostate cancers, which are largely resistant to immunotherapies.
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Edge Hill Politics students help shape parliamentary legislation through real-world research (opens the original)
Students at Edge Hill University are gaining first-hand experience of politics in action, contributing to parliamentary legislation, presenting research to senior policing leaders and engaging directly with national political figures.
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Decoding cellular signalling networks in pancreatic endocrine function (opens the original)
DalkidouM Tue, 27/10/2026 - 15:47 Funding Competition funded (UK/EU and international students) Department School of Medicine, Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences Faculty Faculty of Science and Health Research areas Pharmacy, pharmacology, and…
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Lighting a “community fire”: How the Radical Interdisciplinarity Forum on Indigenous Knowledges built a collective ready to make transformative change (opens the original)
The inaugural convening led to a round of seed-funding for Indigenous-led projects Against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, Indigenous researchers from around the world
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Migraine remedies are everywhere on social media, but the evidence needs a closer look
Food cravings may signal an attack already under way so that something eaten before the pain can wrongly take the blame for triggering the migraine.
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How Berkeley researchers decoded the loopy physics of hula hooping (opens the original)
When UC Berkeley professor Oliver O’Reilly and his collaborators used a novel method to understand which motions are crucial for hula hooping, their results challenged 20 years of conventional wisdom.
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Abstracts sought for Colorado Area Health Education Center conference in April (opens the original)
The Colorado Area Health Education Center is inviting health care professionals, educators, researchers and students to submit abstracts for the 2027 COAHEC Networking, Education and Research Conference, taking place April 29-30, 2027.
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Collaborative Collision: FSU researchers explore the future of artificial intelligence (opens the original)
As artificial intelligence creates new possibilities for scientific discovery, Florida State University is uniting researchers from a wide range of
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Two Thuringian Research Awards go to the University of Jena (opens the original)
Research teams honoured for their work on the groundwater microbiome and precision medicine
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Lviv University Academic Community Takes Part in National Unity Radio Dictation (opens the original)
On 27 October 2026, Ukrainian Writing and Language Day, students, academic staff, researchers, other employees and representatives of the administration of Ivan Franko National University of Lviv once again took part in the annual All-Ukrainian National Unity Radio Dictation. This
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Serbia’s leaderless student movement has won a historic election – but what happens next?
With no leader or political experience, Serbia’s student movement now begins talks to form a government.
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Robert J. Marks II Talks AI Killer Robots on Real Science Radio (opens the original)
Robert J. Marks II appeared on Real Science Radio to discuss artificial intelligence, its role in warfare, and the difference between mind and machine. Source
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Near-endangered fish may rebound after restoration project (opens the original)
ECU researchers received a five-year, $390,000-plus grant to evaluate whether Roanoke River habitat restoration is helping the river herring population. Researchers will use environmental DNA from water samples at three restored sites and two control sites to track herring access during spawning seasons. Successful…
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