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Report finds many security deficiencies at site where Charlie Kirk was killed
Investigators examined planning conversations between Turning Point and university officials.
Use technology wisely, focus on education: Women panel chief to Sirsa students
Haryana State Commission for Women vice-chairperson Meena Parmar urged female students to use social media and digital technology wisely and focus on their education, skills and future goals. Addressing a student interaction and awareness programme at Tagore Extension Hall of Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsa, Parmar said the digital age had brought both opportunities and […]
UC researcher receives funding to study bone complications in people with sickle cell disease
September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month, and a University of Cincinnati College of Medicine hematology researcher has received new grant funding to study one of the disease's painful, under-recognized complications: bone damage.
UM birding program can help stroke survivors with aphasia
On the wooded University of Montana campus, resident Cooper's hawks are helping people recover from stroke.
Ohio State University researchers will study effects of menopause in women veterans
Ohio State University researchers are launching a four-year study on how menopause affects the mental and physical health of women veterans.
Sussex university to play leading role in pioneering NASA space mission
Astrophysicists from the University of Sussex will support the PRobe Mission for Far-Infrared Astrophysics (PRIMA), a new NASA project
Astronomers Find a Sub-Neptune Orbiting Completely Backward Around a Red Dwarf
In our own solar system, all eight planets orbit our Sun in a nice, orderly fashion. None are more than 7° or so out of alignment with the equator, and all of them rotate in the same direction as the Sun itself. But that’s not the case for all solar systems, and a new paper published in Astronomy & Astrophysics from a team of researchers led by Yann Carteret, a PhD student at the University of Geneva (UNIGE), describes the first time we’ve ever found an exoplanet orbiting the opposite direction
Previously overlooked protein helps cells divide correctly
Modern technologies have made it possible to uncover a growing "hidden proteome"—proteins encoded by parts of the genome that researchers previously overlooked. Advances in sequencing and protein analysis are making it possible to find more of these potential proteins and investigate what they do. Researchers at the University of Gothenburg have now identified one such protein.
Mandeep Bhandari appointed CBSE Chairperson
Srinagar, Sep 25: The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) on Friday approved a series of senior-level bureaucratic appointments and transfers, with 2001-batch AGMUT cadre IAS officer Mandeep K. Bhandari appointed as the new Chairperson of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Bhandari, who is serving as Principal Secretary tp J&K LG has been appointed Chairperson, CBSE under the Ministry of Education in the rank and pay of Additional Secretary to the Government of India. The C
Differences in what the sexes pay attention to present at birth, University of Cambridge researchers show
They repeated a challenging study from 2000 with more stringent conditions.
Cambridge Mind and Brain Institute launches to address challenges facing our brain health
Cambridge Mind and Brain Institute launches to address challenges facing our brain health Abby Munson Fri, 09/25/2026 - 10:42 The Cambridge Mind and Brain Institute brings together researchers from across the University to work alongside patients, carers, practitioners, policymakers and innovators to help understand and support individuals experiencing cognitive and emotional difficulties at every stage of life. Our brain health is at increasing risk from everything from digital lifestyles, diet
Restaurant Complaints Study Debunks Karen Stereotype, Links Personality to Complaining
A University of Essex study of nearly 1,000 meals finds restaurant complaints are driven by personality, special occasions and booking errors, not age, gender or income.
NTNU to Acquire Kongsberg HUGIN 6000 for Ocean Technology Research
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) is set to acquire a HUGIN 6000 autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) from Kongsberg for research at the Norwegian Ocean Technology Centre’s Fjordlab facility. The purchase was announced at the Defence Conference in Trondheim in the presence of Norwegian Minister of Defence Tore O. Sandvik, NTNU Rector Tor
CMU researchers present Greene County workforce study
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University shared preliminary findings from a study on workforce development in Greene County during a presentation Thursday at Waynesburg University. Researchers Jillian Miles and Valerie Karplus looked at the characteristics of the workforce in Greene County and nine others in southwest Pennsylvania to see how the skills would fit within several […]
‘Jaldi kar, Panvel nikalna hai’: How Rajat Sood's comedy show turned ugly at Ahmedabad’s Nirma University - The Times of India
‘Jaldi kar, Panvel nikalna hai’: How Rajat Sood's comedy show turned ugly at Ahmedabad’s Nirma University The Times of India Professor Grabs Student By Collar, Threatens Him On Stage Over 'Jaldi Bol, Kal Subah Panvel Nikalna Hai' Comment NDTV 'Jaldi kar, Panvel nikalna hai': Prof grabs student's collar over film dialogue Rediff Ahmedabad Nirma University’s viral video—Golmaal meme, student vs professor, apology ThePrint NSUI warns of stir after university faculty member ‘confronts’ student on st
Millets seminar calls for revival of traditional food practices
Srinagar, Sep 24: Calling the seminar on 'Millets for One Health' an important milestone in Jammu and Kashmir’s efforts to revive traditional food practices, Director Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) Prof Muhammad Ashraf Ganie on Thursday called for a systematic shift towards healthier diets and lifestyles to tackle the growing burden of non-communicable diseases. The seminar was organised jointly by the SKIMS and Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technol
Young adults seeing dramatic surge in dangerous cardiac condition
Stroke incidence among young adults more than doubled over three decades, driven primarily by ischemic stroke, a University of Cincinnati study found. Hypertension also rose.
The start-up is just the excuse
From the university classroom to real-world crises: How BGU’s Yazamut 360 Leaders Program prepares the problem-solvers of tomorrow for extreme uncertainty.
Health officials confirm norovirus outbreak at Brock University
Health officials confirm that norovirus is the cause of the gastrointestinal symptoms some Brock University students have been experiencing.
Wildfire Smoke More Dangerous Than Other Air Pollution
Two studies link fine particulate matter from wildfires to increased hospital admissions and lower lung cancer survival.
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