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Yale SOM graduates Andrea Levere and Alexandra Sing, the CEO and COO of Capitalize Good, converse about the current condition of the social sector and the heightened necessity of their efforts collaborating with sponsors and nonprofit organizations to transition to a framework of consistent, sustainable capital.‌

A recent investigation has revealed a correlation between contact with substances frequently utilized in firefighting and the risk of glioma, bolstering previous studies that indicated a connection between firefighting and the onset of cancers.

In the most recent installment of The Future of Everything podcast, engineer and scientist Eric Pop informs host Russ Altman that we stand on the brink of significant advancements in the substances utilized to create…everything.

From the university to your chosen residence, we invite you to engage with and learn from the College of Arts & Sciences community through a series of public gatherings that encompass the arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences. We look forward to your presence this April. Global Discussions April 4 | University of Washington…

The trio of co-curators for “Taught by the Pen: The Realm of Islamic Manuscripts,” a fresh exhibition at the Beinecke Library, is scheduled to host a virtual discussion this spring.

As instances rise in certain areas, a Yale Medicine expert assesses the categories, including several adults, who ought to receive vaccinations.

A study co-authored by Yale discovered that guardians with children in New Haven’s lottery-driven pre-K initiative make several thousand dollars more annually compared to their counterparts.

Arts & Culture Regarding fiction, sorrow, and, above all, ‘radical transparency’ Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie reveals to readers the background of ‘Dream Count,’ a novel she feared she’d never complete Anna Lamb Harvard Staff Writer March 12, 2025 5 min read Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Photos by Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer For Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, storytelling is…

Nation & World Johnny is able to read. Jane is capable of reading. Yet, they might not completely grasp the material. Liz Mineo Harvard Staff Writer March 12, 2025 4 min read Ed School discussion examines strategies to reverse the falling scores reflected in the most recent ‘Nation’s Report Card’ In recent years, significant advancements…

Campus & Community Emerging economic talent illuminates the significance of exchange rates Oleg Itskhoki, now a recipient of the Clark Medal, returns to Harvard Christy DeSmith Harvard Staff Writer March 12, 2025 5 min read Oleg Itskhoki. Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer In the United States, exchange rates aren’t a prominent discussion point, largely because the…

Tom Osborn (left), Eve Driver, and Ari Kohn. Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer Campus & Community How to break free from your silo (spoiler alert: companionship aids) Collaborators of ‘What We Can’t Burn’ developed a lasting connection despite their disputes over the optimal approach to combat climate change Christy DeSmith Harvard Staff Writer March 12, 2025…

Researchers at Florida State University will leverage fresh funding from the National Science Foundation to explore the dynamics that contribute to wildfire propagation. Professor of meteorology Ming Cai; Director of the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Institute (GFDI) and Professor of scientific computing Kevin Speer; Associate Professor of scientific computing Bryan Quaife; along with Jie Sun, a…

Home improvement retailers are incorporating AI to aid with your DIY projects nprevenas Wed, 03/12/2025 – 10:53 Home improvement retailers are incorporating AI to aid with your DIY projects Tuesday Categories of Stories Business & Economics Current Affairs By Marketplace Type of News Article Outside News

Five years into the outbreak, the COVID-19 virus continues to evolve nprevenas Wed, 03/12/2025 – 10:52 Five years into the outbreak, the COVID-19 virus continues to evolve Tuesday Categories of Stories Health & Wellness Current Affairs Science & Technology By NPR Type of News Article External News

Doctoral candidate Jess Atkin is exploring methods to cultivate chickpeas in lunar regolith. Michael Miller/Texas A&M AgriLife   Jess Atkin’s preferred planet is Earth. It always has been. This is hardly surprising — she dedicates her time to nurturing flora, engaging in oceanic clean-ups, and tending to her horses on a modest piece of land…

Lorena Moscardelli has been appointed as the forthcoming director of the Bureau of Economic Geology and state geologist for Texas. Moscardelli will assume the leadership position at the oldest and second largest research institution at The University of Texas at Austin on March 17. She arrives in this role with over 20 years of expertise…

Peter Kastor, the Samuel K. Eddy Endowed Professor of History in Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis, has been appointed as the chair of the Missouri Historical Society’s board of trustees. His term, which lasts for two years, commenced on January 1. Kastor The historical society, founded in 1866, manages the Missouri…

In light of climate change, experts project that the United States funding in agricultural research required to sustain productivity is on par with the investment made after the two global conflicts.

Arts & Culture Art as sign in chaotic times Joseph Koerner alongside Max Beckmann’s “Self-Portrait in Tuxedo” (1927) at Harvard Art Museums. Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff Photographer Eileen O’Grady Harvard Staff Writer March 12, 2025 8 min read In his recent publication, Joseph Koerner analyzes the response to three pieces conceived amidst political turbulence  When Joseph…

Arts & Culture Every image narrates a tale Photographer Susan Meiselas (left) interacts with attendees after the lecture. Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff Photographer Clea Simon Harvard Correspondent March 12, 2025 5 min read Photographer Susan Meiselas discusses how  ‘44 Irving Street Cambridge, MA’  influenced her profession Susan Meiselas didn’t embark on a journey to become a…

Florida State University organized its yearly FSU Authors Day, an occasion that united the FSU community to celebrate 85 faculty and staff authors presenting a diverse array of publications from different disciplines. The gathering showcased academic monographs, textbooks, handbooks, edited collections, musical scores, poetry, and novels published in 2024.   The article FSU honors faculty…

MSU initiates an extensive initiative

Financial markets might assist communities in attaining both wealth and fairness, yet funding for initiatives aimed at tackling urgent social challenges remains insufficient, as stated by a group of Cornell professors.

Members of the Yale School of Public Health communities contemplate the insights they have gained from the worldwide pandemic and how to implement them in upcoming emergencies.

In this issue of Humanitas, a fresh website renders New Haven’s ecological past easily accessible, a Yale academic is honored, and architecture students travel to Maine.

For individuals aiming to ascend the corporate hierarchy in the U.S., here’s a notion you may not have reflected on: debate education. A recent research paper indicates that individuals who grasp the fundamentals of debate are more inclined to progress to leadership positions within U.S. companies compared to those who lack this education. A primary…

The China-linked cyber espionage collective identified as UNC3886 has been noted for focusing on end-of-life MX routers from Juniper Networks within a scheme aimed at implementing bespoke backdoors, underscoring their proficiency in concentrating on internal network architecture. “The backdoors exhibited diverse specialized functionalities, encompassing both active and passive backdoor operations, in addition to a built-in…

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Researchers at Texas A&M, Dr. Yuxiao Zhou and Dr. Jaesung Lee, are leading the way with AI-enhanced solutions to improve the outcomes of dental implant procedures through physics-informed machine learning. Getty Images   Researchers Dr. Yuxiao Zhou, an assistant professor in the J. Mike Walker ’66 Department of Mechanical Engineering, along with Dr. Jaesung Lee,…

Garrett Stevenson, an aerospace engineering student from Texas A&M, played a role in Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Mission, which achieved a successful lunar landing this month. Image courtesy of Garrett Stevenson   In the summer of 2024, Garrett Stevenson, a senior in aerospace engineering, secured an internship with Firefly Aerospace. However, that wasn’t his only…

Students acquire the sequences in a classic folk dance.

The mental researcher upholds a tradition at Dartmouth.

Today, I observed a rise in scans for the VMWare Hybrid Cloud Extension (HCX) “sessions” endpoint. Such endpoints are occasionally linked to exploitation attempts targeting diverse VMWare weaknesses to ascertain whether the system is operating the extensions or to collect further details that could facilitate exploitation.

James M. Seneff, a renowned alumnus and significant benefactor of Florida State University, shared with a group of distinguished business students, known as Seneff Scholars, last week regarding an FSU business course from the 1960s that profoundly impacted his life. This course enlightened him about the significance of compounding – the growth of returns on…

The University of Georgia is collaborating with the NextGenAI consortium, a coalition alongside 14 other prominent research institutions and technology entity OpenAI to expedite AI research and education. OpenAI, recognized for its generative AI innovations such as ChatGPT, is pledging $50 million in research funding, access to OpenAI’s resources, and computational financial support through the…

Winter in the Southern Regions can lead to a significant alteration in circumstances that influence woodlands and their numerous inhabitants. Nevertheless, recent investigations from the University of Georgia Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources reveal that, in spite of these seasonal transitions, forest stewardship initiatives are nurturing robust bat populations. As white-nose syndrome, a…

The article Active learning at UGA’s SPIA creates a lasting influence was initially published on UGA Today.

Threat intelligence organization GreyNoise is alerting about a “joint increase” in the utilization of Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) weaknesses across various platforms. “At a minimum, 400 IP addresses have been detected actively leveraging several SSRF CVEs at the same time, with significant intersection between assault efforts,” the firm mentioned, noting it identified the activities on…

We’ve been listening to the same narrative for years: AI is on its way to take your employment. In reality, in 2017, McKinsey published a study titled, Jobs Lost, Jobs Gained: Workforce Transitions in a Time of Automation, forecasting that by 2030, 375 million employees would have to seek new positions or face being replaced…

Previous CISA Chief Jen Easterly discusses a new global intelligence sharing cooperative: Traditionally, China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea have collaborated to a degree on military and intelligence issues, yet variations in language, culture, politics, and technological advancement have impeded deeper collaboration, particularly in cyberspace. Nonetheless, evolving geopolitical conditions could compel these nations towards a…

Microsoft on Tuesday issued security patches to tackle 57 security flaws in its software, including a staggering six zero-days that it claimed have been actively leveraged in the wild. Among the 56 issues, six are classified as Critical, 50 as Important, and one as Low in severity. Twenty-three of the vulnerabilities rectified are remote code…

QS World University Rankings has awarded MIT the top position in 11 disciplines for 2025, the organization revealed today. The Institute attained a No. 1 position in the subsequent QS subject categories: Chemical Engineering; Civil and Structural Engineering; Computer Science and Information Systems; Data Science and Artificial Intelligence; Electrical and Electronic Engineering; Linguistics; Materials Science;…

Cindy Lee is a specialist in legislative and governmental relations at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a pioneer in robotic space exploration.

Apple on Tuesday launched a security patch to rectify a zero-day vulnerability that it indicated has been utilized in “highly advanced” assaults. The weakness has received the CVE designation CVE-2025-24201 and is based in the WebKit web browser engine segment. It has been characterized as an out-of-bounds write problem that could enable a hacker to…

Two of the most frequently employed front-end frameworks in the creation of mobile applications and user interfaces are React Native and ReactJS. Selecting the appropriate technology stack can be daunting, thus it is crucial to investigate the primary distinctions between React Native and React JS, along with their specific benefits and drawbacks. While ReactJS primarily…Read…

React Native is the leading framework for creating cross-platform mobile applications. This framework allows for the simultaneous development of native mobile apps across various platforms. You can build comprehensive mobile applications for both iOS and Android utilizing a single coding language, namely, JavaScript. This presents a significant benefit, as it conserves…Read More.

Signing up for the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification can be viewed as a beneficial investment for individuals aiming for a career in ethical hacking or cybersecurity. Nonetheless, it is essential to factor in the CEH certification expense, as it fluctuates considerably. A testing voucher is priced at $950 through EC-Council, but there are alternative…

Uncover the competencies, training, and career tactics that will aid you in thriving within software development. Software engineering serves as a fundamental element of technological advancement in an era where software is intricately woven into every facet of our existence. It involves the craft and science of conceptualizing, creating, evaluating, and sustaining software systems…Read More.

Programming languages adapt to satisfy evolving needs, allowing developers to address intricate challenges and innovate across various sectors. As we progress into 2025, the programming environment showcases a mixture of well-established languages, updated classics, and newly created languages tailored for rising domains such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, data science…Discover More.

Programming inquiries are a crucial component of the selection process for developer roles. Regardless of the programming language you excel in, a solid grasp of core programming principles is consistently anticipated from you. Coding expertise invariably plays a pivotal role in any programming interview. This article will explore the 40 essential coding interview inquiries…Read More.

As the cost of solar panels has dropped considerably over the last few decades, installation expenses have begun to occupy a larger portion of the overall price for this technology. The prolonged installation duration for solar farms is also becoming a significant obstacle in the rollout of solar power. At present, the startup Charge Robotics…

How can we cultivate trust in science amidst a world that is becoming increasingly divided? A collective comprised of scientists, journalists, policymakers, and others convened at MIT on March 10 to explore ways to close the divide between scientific knowledge and public comprehension. The symposium, dubbed “Cultivating Trust in Science for a Well-informed Tomorrow,” was…

“`html USC Trustee Jaime L. Lee, CEO of Jamison Realty; USC President Carol Folt; Trojan Janet Evans, chief athlete officer of LA28; and USC Annenberg Dean Willow Bay (from left) participate in a discussion at the USC Women’s Conference. (Photo/Laura Burvill) Share Uncategorized Innovative leadership acknowledged at USC Women’s Conference During USC’s 18th annual Women’s…

Microsoft has today released over 50 security patches for its various Windows operating systems, including resolutions for a staggering six zero-day vulnerabilities that are already being actively exploited. Among the zero-day issues are CVE-2025-24991 and CVE-2025-24993, both flaws affecting NTFS, the standard file system for Windows and Windows Server. Both vulnerabilities necessitate that the attacker…

“Educated by the Quill: The Realm of Islamic Manuscripts,” a fresh showcase at Yale’s Beinecke Library, honors the artistic, spiritual, and intellectual heritage of Islamic civilization.

Staskawicz was acknowledged for pioneering findings related to the immune mechanisms and disease defense in flora. The article UC Berkeley educator Brian Staskawicz honored with the Wolf Prize in Agriculture was first published on Berkeley News.

Professors Emery Brown and Hamsa Balakrishnan operate in significantly distinct domains, yet they share a profound dedication to guiding students. While both have made substantial contributions to their specific fields — statistical neuroscience for Brown, and large-scale transportation systems for Balakrishnan — their pupils might assert that their most significant impact lies in the mentorship,…

Goodson is set to commence his term on April 1.

Professor Yvonne Maldonado spearheaded Stanford Medicine’s reaction to COVID-19. Currently, she is concentrating on how to prepare for children’s requirements if a similar healthcare crisis occurs in the future.

AUSTIN, Texas — With its objective of transferring research findings to the market, Discovery to Impact at The University of Texas at Austin has allocated $150,000 via the UT Seed Fund in Locus Lock, a startup associated with UT that is creating advanced positioning technologies for mobility in both commercial and defense industries. This funding…

The article From Scraps to Sips: Everyday Biomass Produces Drinking Water from Thin Air was first published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.

The article Examining UT’s Subterranean System of Tunnels Offers Insights on Energy was initially published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.

The article AI Can Create Availability in the ICU was originally published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.

Yale scholars conduct an in-depth exploration of research concerning auditory perception, nanowire construction, cardiac imaging, photosynthetic processes, Tourette syndrome, and artificial intelligence in academic composition.

Nation & World NIH funding yields significant economic benefits Credit: National Eye Institute, National Institutes of Health Sy Boles Harvard Staff Writer March 11, 2025 3 min read Study reveals all 50 states benefit from enhancements in patient well-being, job creation, research capabilities, and business growth A recent analysis from the charity United for Medical…

A collection of prominent intellectuals fleeing the Nazis during World War II unite on a “ship of fools” in William Kentridge’s newest chamber opera, co-commissioned and showcased by Cal Performances from March 14-16. The post William Kentridge’s ‘The Great Yes, The Great No’ is a journey of disorder and artistry initially appeared on Berkeley News.

During the 2025 SIEPR Economic Summit, speakers such as the newly appointed football general manager Andrew Luck and ex-women’s basketball coach Tara VanDerveer addressed issues related to player compensation, transfer portals, conference realignments, and the emergence of private equity.

Creative Arts & Culture Wishing the tangible world didn’t start to resemble her dystopian narrative Celeste Ng. Photos by Melissa Blackall Clea Simon Harvard Correspondent March 11, 2025 5 min read Celeste Ng elaborates on her new publication concerning a mother and son, exploring the intersection of personal and political perspectives The personal intertwines with…

The March patch Tuesday appears to be relatively uneventful, featuring a total of 51 weaknesses and just six categorized as critical. Nonetheless, this patch Tuesday also encompasses six updates for previously exploited, referred to as “0-Day” vulnerabilities. None of the previously exploited vulnerabilities are classified as critical.

Enhanced communication regarding threats from COVID-19 — and other illnesses — might encourage a greater number of these personnel to adopt protective practices. Getty Images   One group of initial responders maintained frequent, daily interactions with travelers throughout the COVID-19 crisis: aircraft rescue and firefighting teams. Recently, the first research of its nature indicates that…

The threat actor identified as Blind Eagle has been associated with a sequence of continuous operations aimed at Colombian institutions and governmental organizations since November 2024. “The observed operations focused on Colombian judicial bodies and various governmental or private entities, exhibiting elevated infection rates,” Check Point stated in a recent report. “Over 1,600 victims experienced…

A plethora of captivating elements can be found in this narrative: On Wednesday, the US Department of Justice revealed the charging of 12 Chinese individuals accused of over ten years of hacking activities globally, comprising eight employees from the contractor i-Soon, two officials from China’s Ministry of Public Security who allegedly collaborated with them, and…

Tucson’s enormous book festival is returning – here’s what you must know nprevenas Tue, 03/11/2025 – 09:45 Tucson’s enormous book festival is returning – here’s what you must know March 8, 2025 Article Categories Campus Life Current News By Arizona Daily Star Type of News Article Outside News

Initiative to designate sections of the Santa Cruz River as a wildlife sanctuary receives an increase in research funding nprevenas Tue, 03/11/2025 – 09:44 Initiative to designate sections of the Santa Cruz River as a wildlife sanctuary receives an increase in research funding March 8, 2025 Article Categories Government, Public Policy & Law Current Events…

U of A launches new ‘Big Idea Challenge’ to motivate researchers nprevenas Tue, 03/11/2025 – 09:43 U of A launches new ‘Big Idea Challenge’ to motivate researchers March 7, 2025 Story Categories In the News Science & Technology University News By KVOA News Article Type External News

Is a top sheet truly necessary? We consulted an authority to resolve the discussion nprevenas Tue, 03/11/2025 – 09:42 Is a top sheet truly necessary? We consulted an authority to resolve the discussion Today News Categories Health & Wellness Latest News By NBC’s ‘Today’ Type of News Article Outside News

For firefighters in Los Angeles, the Oscars provided a gleam of hope in a dismal period nprevenas Tue, 03/11/2025 – 09:40 For firefighters in Los Angeles, the Oscars provided a gleam of hope in a dismal period March 7, 2025 Categories of the Story Health & Wellness Current Events Science & Technology By The Washington…

University of Arizona President hosts luncheon for employees nprevenas Tue, 03/11/2025 – 09:38 University of Arizona President hosts luncheon for employees Monday Categories of the Story Campus Life Current News University Updates By KOLD Type of News Article Outside News

What ancient trees can instruct us about contemporary wildfires nprevenas Tue, 03/11/2025 – 09:36 What ancient trees can instruct us about contemporary wildfires Today Article Categories In the News Science & Technology By The Washington Post Type of News Article Outside News

Approximately 55 secondary school pupils from the St. Louis area and other locations assessed their understanding of the human brain and discovered career opportunities in neuroscience during the 15th annual St. Louis Area Brain Bee on March 8 at Washington University in St. Louis. Shreenik Enturi, a junior at Fort Zumwalt South High School, emerged…

The Task Force on Institutional Expression will provide a collection of guidelines regarding when and how the university ought to officially address matters of social and political importance by the conclusion of the spring term.

Using rapid-frame cameras, investigators quantified the physical power associated with a handclap, presenting possible uses in bioacoustics and recognition, where a handclap might serve as a means of identifying an individual.

On the internet, items marketed as the blue lotus assure tranquil experiences and hallucinogenic journeys. However, they are quite distinct from what ancient Egyptians partook in, according to a researcher from UC Berkeley. The article Exploring the hallucinogenic blue lotus of Egypt, where ancient sorcery intersects with contemporary science was originally published on Berkeley News.

The initiative assists qualified faculty and personnel in covering the costs of their eligible offspring’s undergraduate education. To participate in a program introduction and Q&A meeting on March 28 through Zoom, register through STARS by March 27.

Officials in India apprehended the alleged co-founder of Garantex, a cryptocurrency platform that faced sanctions from the U.S. government in 2022 due to its role in enabling tens of billions of dollars in illicit financial activities by international criminal and cybercriminal groups. According to sources familiar with the investigation, the Lithuanian citizen Aleksej Besciokov, 46,…

By Marni Baker Stein, Chief Content Officer, Coursera Generative AI represents the most desired expertise on Coursera. Nevertheless, to fully leverage its capabilities and enhance national competitiveness, it is essential that we invest in AI education for the workforce in the public sector. Today, I am excited to introduce AI in National Security: Integrating Artificial…

Students from Texas A&M College of Engineering secured first place and $5,000 in an Aggies Invent design contest with their innovative solution to improve the safety of Small Modular Reactors. Texas A&M Engineering   Amidst the worldwide drive for carbon-neutral energy, Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are surfacing as a viable option, delivering stable, low-carbon electricity…

Researchers at Texas A&M are investigating methods to identify and avert gastrointestinal illness in dogs prior to the onset of symptoms. Getty Images   Scientists at the Texas A&M Gastrointestinal Laboratory (GI Lab) have pinpointed indicators that can help to detect dogs with a heightened risk of gastrointestinal illness — responsible for over 10% of…