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Grady College Achieves Recognition at AAA Conference for Faculty and Graduate Students
The article Grady College educators and graduate scholars honored at the AAA Conference was originally published on UGA Today.
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McCulloh Crowned SEC H. Boyd McWhorter Women’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year
The article McCulloh awarded SEC H. Boyd McWhorter Women’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year was initially published on UGA Today.
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Georgia Celebrates 87 Student-Athletes Named to SEC Winter Honor Roll
The article Georgia lists 87 student-athletes on the SEC Winter Honor Roll was initially published on UGA Today.
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UGA Triumphs at Loyola University Chicago School of Law Pre-Moot Competition
The article UGA triumphs at the Loyola University of Chicago School of Law Pre-Moot was initially published on UGA Today.
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Smith and Aquino Showcase Talent with All-SEC Gymnastics Team Accolades
The article Smith and Aquino honored with All-SEC Gymnastics Team accolades was originally published on UGA Today.
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Exploring How Southern States Attract Tourists Through Innovative Marketing Tactics
In “Great Times Down South,” historian Giuliano Santangeli Valenzani investigates promotional materials such as pamphlets, booklets, commercials, and radio and TV advertisements utilized by tourism offices in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina from 1976 to 1981. This duration, referred to as the Carter era, signified “southern style” and economic growth in the Sunbelt. Readers…
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Spring 2025 Commencement Ceremony Details Available on Official Website
The University of Georgia Commencement webpage offers graduates and their families essential details regarding the institution’s preparations for undergraduate and graduate Commencement events. The webpage is regularly refreshed with information about the ceremonies, contingency plans for bad weather, parking specifics, and additional resources. Visitors to the site will discover the most pertinent information depending on…
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Celebrating Excellence: McKelvey Engineering Recognizes the Class of 2025 Distinguished Alumni
The McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis has recently recognized the professional achievements and contributions of several esteemed alumni and supporters. The recipient of this year’s Dean’s Award is Phil Bayly, the Lee Hunter Distinguished Professor, who has been a member of the WashU faculty since 1993. 2025 McKelvey Engineering Awardees…
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The Shifting Landscape of American Mobility: From Mass Moves to Staying Put
Reporters Yoni Appelbaum and Jerusalem Demsas examine the fall of housing mobility in the United States and its influence on economic chances within the nation. The article Berkeley Talks: In 1970, one in five Americans relocated annually. Now it’s one in 13. What shifted? first appeared on Berkeley News.
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Revolutionary Skin Graft Therapy Unveiled by Stanford Specialist for Rare Condition
Dermatologist Jean Tang discusses how twenty years of study resulted in an FDA-sanctioned therapy for dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa, a distressing skin ailment.
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Crafting Global Connections through the Deeply Personal
“`html Maria and Julia Lisella (from the left), Josh Kurtz, and Kenny Likis collaborate and contemplate their writing during a workshop in Harvard’s Woodberry Poetry Room. Photos by Grace DuVal Arts & Culture Establishing universal bonds through the deeply personal Anna Lamb Harvard Staff Writer May 2, 2025 5 min read Woodberry Poetry Room workshop…
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Navigating the Threshold of Heat: When Does Temperature Become Dangerous?
“`html Nation & World How scorching is too scorching? An individual works in the heat of Uttar Pradesh, India, moving bricks from a kiln. Photos by David Trilling David Trilling Salata Institute Communications May 2, 2025 8 min read Collaborating with local organizers in India, Harvard scholars are gathering information to aid workers in adjusting…
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UGA Graduation Ceremonies Scheduled for May 8 and 9
The University of Georgia is set to embrace its latest graduates on May 8 and 9, as 5,971 spring undergraduates and 953 anticipated summer undergraduates, along with 1,857 graduate scholars — totaling 8,781 — have fulfilled the criteria to take part in the university’s spring Commencement ceremonies. The undergraduate ceremony is slated for 7:30 p.m.…
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Empowering Educators: The Aspire Fellows Program and Its Impact on Faculty Advancement
Eight faculty members from the University of Georgia have successfully concluded the 2024-2025 Aspire Fellows initiative, a yearlong multidisciplinary program aimed at enhancing faculty strengths and expanding their professional influence. Managed by the Office of Faculty Affairs, the Aspire Fellows initiative offers a range of workshops and tailored professional development plans that enhance abilities including…
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Retiree MyID Accounts’ Annual Review Kicks Off on May 6
Enterprise Information Technology Services is alerting retirees regarding the imminent yearly evaluation of MyID accounts. This assessment procedure, initiated in 2023, guarantees that retirees can still access their UGA MyID and UGAMail while also safeguarding IT security. Retirees who have not logged into their MyID accounts for a year or longer will start receiving notifications…
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Mastering the Art of Nourishing Your Garden Soil
An flourishing garden begins from the soil — quite literally. Nutritious earth is the cornerstone of a fruitful and attractive garden, supplying vital minerals, adequate drainage, and the right mix of air and moisture for plant roots to thrive. Whether you are setting up a new garden bed or rejuvenating current soil, grasping its makeup…
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Celebrating Literary Legends: Georgia Writers Hall of Fame 2025 Inductees Inspire Future Creators
The latest inductees of the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame have transcended limits across various genres — encompassing journalism, fiction, and poetry — and all three have motivated the upcoming generation of authors through education and guidance. The 2025 class features Tina McElroy Ansa, a novelist and the founder of DownSouth Press; Deborah Blum, a Pulitzer Prize-winning…
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Innovative Capstones Ignite Fresh Perspectives for F&A/UHR Data Strategy
On March 13, the initial cohort of personnel from Finance and Administration (F&A) and University Human Resources (UHR) completed the Data Analytics for Decision Making certification program. During the graduation event, attendees showcased team capstone projects that investigated innovative methods to visualize and interpret data in essential areas, such as facilities, finance, human resources, student…
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Empowering Tomorrow: The Assistant Dean’s Mission to Equip Students for Success
In his role as the associate dean for career advancement, Tony Waller equips students, staff, and faculty at the School of Law with the essential tools to present themselves effectively. Waller’s association with the law school commenced after completing his undergraduate studies. Armed with a freshly earned bachelor’s degree in agricultural economics from the College…
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Sam Bush to Shine at Hodgson Concert Hall on May 16: A Night of Newgrass Magic
For many years, Grammy-awarded mandolin player, vocalist, and songwriter Sam Bush has been a trailblazer in the unconventional, genre-defying style known as progressive bluegrass, or newgrass. He arrives at Hodgson Concert Hall with his ensemble on May 16 at 7:30 p.m. to reminisce about his remarkable journey. As a young fiddler, Bush clinched the title…
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Bik Nominated for Prestigious Kavli Fellows Program by the National Academy of Sciences
The article Bik chosen for the National Academy of Sciences Kavli Fellows initiative was originally published on UGA Today.
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UGA Press Series Welcomes New Editors and Advisory Board Members
The article Instructors appointed to oversee UGA Press collection, selected for advisory panel was originally published on UGA Today.
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Spring 2025 Doctoral Hooding Celebration: A Momentous Occasion
The article Images: Spring 2025 Doctoral Hooding Ceremony was originally published on Florida State University News.
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Robert Tomko Jr. Honored with Prestigious Teacher Recognition
Robert Tomko, an associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at FSU, has been recognized as Florida State’s 2024-2025 Distinguished Educator. The article Robert Tomko Jr. Receives Distinguished Educator Award first appeared on Florida State University News.
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Celebrating the Nine Scholars of USC’s Stem Cell Master’s Program
The initiative has produced over 300 graduates who have enrolled in medical and doctoral programs and embarked on prosperous careers in academia, industry, and more.
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Temperature-Sensitive Switch Unlocks Sperm Activation: A Breakthrough in Fertility Research
In mammals — ourselves included — sperm are unexpectedly selective regarding temperature, performing optimally in environments slightly cooler than average body warmth. Yet, considering the female reproductive tract’s higher temperature, how do these temperature-sensitive cells succeed in fertilizing an egg in such a warm setting? Investigations from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis…
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Unveiling the Hidden World of Gut Microbes: Insights from UC Berkeley Research
A novel computational modeling platform known as MetaBiome offers insight into these crucial microbial communities. The article UC Berkeley research uncovers the less-than-secret existence of gut bacteria was initially published on Berkeley News.
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Empowering Privacy in the Age of Agentic AI
Eventually, it’s bound to occur. AI systems will begin functioning as representatives, performing tasks on our behalf with a certain level of independence. I believe it’s crucial to consider the security aspects of this now, while it’s still an emerging concept. In 2019, I became part of Inrupt, a firm that is bringing Tim Berners-Lee’s…
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Mastering File Handling in Python: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html A significant number of Python projects necessitate some level of file interaction, be it for preserving user data or accessing configuration files. Whenever an application must engage with a file, the initial step is to confirm that the file is opened correctly. In this article, we will explore everything essential regarding file opening in…
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Mastering Assignment Operators in Python: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html The Python Assignment operator is utilized to assign a value to a variable. Rather than placing the value directly in a memory location, the variable merely references the value stored in memory. Python offers augmented assignment operators, often referred to as compound operators, which enhance the efficiency of your code. The latest Python version…
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Mastering Data Preparation in Power BI
“`html Data preparation is an essential phase in the process of data analysis, ensuring that unprocessed and intricate data is transformed into a neat and organized format that facilitates the creation of an insightful dashboard. Within Power BI, data preparation enhances reporting efficiency. Power BI provides robust tools such as the Power Query Editor, Data…
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WashU Collaborates with Top St. Louis Recreation Groups
As temperatures continue to rise and the days grow longer, residents of St. Louis are eager to venture outdoors. As part of its “In St. Louis, For St. Louis” pledge, WashU is backing various organizations dedicated to outdoor activities. In recent months, WashU has made financial contributions to two significant initiatives aimed at improving the…
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Honoring the Educators Who Shape Our Future
By Marni Baker Stein, Chief Content Officer, Coursera The article Honoring the Educators Who Motivate the World was originally published on Coursera Blog.
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Carmen the Color-Changing Wonder
The article Carmen, Chameleon was initially published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.
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Behind the Scenes: Discover the Journey of Double-Majoring Student Shriya Bengre
The article Insider Insights: Meet Double-Majoring Student Shriya Bengre was originally published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.
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Unlocking the Secrets of Skeletal Cell Aging: New Insights Unveiled
The article No Bones About It: Fresh Insights on Skeletal Cell Aging Uncovered was initially published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.
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New Horizons for the Longhorn Band Under New Leadership
The article Director Guides Longhorn Band Into a New Age was initially published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.
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Revolutionizing Learning Through Artificial Intelligence
The article Advancing Learning with AI was initially published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.
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Webinar on Child Tuition Assistance Now Available
The Human Resources Office is conducting webinars this week for WashU staff members interested in gaining insights into the child tuition assistance program. One-hour online sessions will occur from Tuesday to Thursday, May 6-8. Sign up to participate here. Learn more on the Dependent Child Tuition Assistance webpage. The article Child tuition benefit webinar offered…
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Harnessing the Brain: Decoding Neural Signals to Enhance Spinal Cord Stimulation
When an individual experiences a trauma to the spinal cord, the usual interactions between the brain and the spinal pathways below the injury get disrupted, leading to paralysis. As the brain continues to operate normally, along with the spinal cord beneath the injury, scientists have been striving to re-establish the communication to facilitate rehabilitation and…
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Hopper Awarded Top Honor as Law Student of the Year
The article Hopper Recognized as Law Student of the Year was initially published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.
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Five Students Recognized with Prestigious Goldwater Fellowships
The scholarship initiative empowers the upcoming cohort of research pioneers in STEM.
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New Insights into the Cosmic Recipe for Stars and Planets
Research Professor Paolo Padoan disputes a fundamental assumption in the existing model.
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Bong Joon Ho: Insightful Chats, Emerging Student Art, and Sun-Kissed Beach Moments
In this installment of Humanitas, a renowned South Korean director visits the campus, a museum displays photographs from a Yale emeritus professor, and students look forward to what lies ahead in a fresh exhibition.
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A Decade of Delta Hall: Revolutionizing Student Life
The University of Georgia is commemorating a significant achievement in its nationwide involvement this week: the 10th anniversary of Delta Hall, the university’s residential educational facility in Washington, D.C. Since its inauguration in 2015, Delta Hall has emerged as a fundamental component of UGA’s hands-on learning initiatives, accommodating nearly 900 students and securing internships in…
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“FSU Biomedical Sciences Professor Earns 2025 Distinguished Teacher Award: A Testament to Dedication and Excellence”
“`html Robert Tomko Jr., an Associate Professor in Biomedical Sciences at Florida State University, has been honored with the university’s premier teaching accolade for his commitment to nurturing strong bonds with his students and cultivating a learning environment founded on support, motivation, clarity, and transparency. Tomko, who became a member of the College of Medicine…
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College of Business Celebrates New Inductees to Faculty Hall of Fame, Acknowledging Outstanding Faculty and Staff Achievements
“`html The Florida State University College of Business has established an everlasting tribute to three former faculty members who dedicated decades to transforming the lives of students and guiding the college towards excellence. The college honored the inductions of Robert Brymer, the late Ross Heck, and the recently retired James Pitts into its Charles A.…
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Student Life Clinches Top Newspaper Award at Missouri College Media Honors
“`html Multimedia journalists Sanchali Pothuru and Mireya Coffman achieved a first-place accolade for their video concerning ChatGPT. Student Life, the independent publication of WashU, amassed 38 awards from the Missouri College Media Association — including the honor for Best Overall Newspaper. The first-place articles were authored by student reporters Matt Eisner, Ian Heft, Riley Herron,…
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Robinson Inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Gregory Robinson, University of Georgia Foundation Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, has been chosen for membership in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Established in 1780, this organization is one of the most historic and esteemed of its kind, boasting members such as Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Albert Einstein, and Martin Luther King Jr., among…
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Robert Tomko Jr. Receives Prestigious Teacher Award
The article Robert Tomko Jr. Receives Prestigious Teaching Award was originally published on Florida State University News.
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MingKwai Prototype: The Birthplace of Chinese Computing Finds Its Place at Stanford
Missing for over fifty years, the unique Chinese typewriter whose title translates to “lucid and swift” was found in a New York cellar and handed over to Stanford Libraries.
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TikTok Hit with €530 Million GDPR Penalty for Transmitting E.U. User Data to China
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) on Tuesday imposed a penalty of €530 million ($601 million) on the widely-used video-sharing platform TikTok for violating data protection laws in the area by relocating European users’ information to China. “TikTok breached the GDPR concerning its transfers of EEA [European Economic Area] User Data to China and failed to…
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Streamlining CVE and Vulnerability Advisory Responses Through Automation with Tines
Managed by the group at the workflow orchestration and AI platform Tines, the Tines library showcases ready-to-use workflows contributed by security professionals from within the community – all available for free import and implementation via the platform’s Community Edition. A notable recent addition is a workflow that streamlines the process of monitoring security advisories from…
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Navigating the Future: NCSC Insights on Advanced Cryptography
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre has just published its white paper on “Advanced Cryptography,” which is characterized as “cryptographic methods for processing encoded information, providing enhanced capabilities beyond what traditional cryptography offers.” It encompasses techniques such as homomorphic encryption, attribute-based encryption, zero-knowledge demonstrations, and secure multiparty computations. It’s packed with valuable recommendations. I particularly…
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Mastering Arithmetic Operators in Python Programming
“`html Arithmetic Operators in Python execute mathematical computations between two numeric values or operands. Whether you are summing figures, using formulas, or dealing with scientific calculations, understanding how arithmetic computations function in Python and which operators are utilized to perform them is essential. This article will elucidate Python arithmetic operators, their syntax, and the detailed…
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Mastering Table Joins in Power BI: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html In Power BI, tables serve as a fundamental aspect for forming the data model. They resemble a spreadsheet, which holds data in rows and columns, with each column indicating a distinct field. Every table encompasses particular, structured data that maintains organization, clarity, and efficiency. Merging tables is crucial when generating reports, as it presents…
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Visualizing Data with Bar and Column Charts in Power BI
“`html Power BI ranks among the most formidable tools for converting unrefined and intricate data into practical and engaging reports. Data visualization is utilized to transform your unprocessed data into charts. The most significant and prevalent graphs are the Bar Chart and the Column Chart. While these two charts may appear alike, they possess distinct…
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Mastering Python Docstrings: A Guide to Clear Code Documentation
“`html Docstrings in Python are unique text elements used to explain the functionality of a function, class, or module within your Python script. They are formulated within triple quotes immediately following the definition. Docstrings assist in grasping the intent of the Python code without having to examine each individual line. In contrast to standard comments,…
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Mastering Relational Operators in C++: A Deep Dive
“`html Relational operators within C++ are operators utilized to assess the comparison between two specified values. These operators assist in decision-making and guiding the program’s execution flow in C++. This article will cover the definition of relational operators, the various types available, their application with conditional statements and logical operators, the purposes they serve, as…
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Mastering Pie Charts in Power BI: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html Data representation is crucial for grasping information effectively. Power BI offers numerous graphs and alternate methods to display your data, simplifying the process for your audience to comprehend it. The Pie chart is among the most favored visuals due to its straightforwardness and effectiveness in presentation. Recognizing pie charts is essential as they primarily…
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The Drawbacks of Using Inline Event Handlers in HTML
“`html The domain of web development is expanding constantly, with new technologies emerging regularly. One such method is the implementation of inline event handler attributes, like onclick, onmouseover, and onchange. While this may seem convenient for introducing interactivity to web pages, there are also potential drawbacks in contemporary web development. In this article, we will…
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MintsLoader Unleashes GhostWeaver: A Stealthy Phishing Attack Utilizing DGA and TLS Techniques
The malicious loader referred to as MintsLoader has been utilized to transmit a PowerShell-driven remote access trojan known as GhostWeaver. “MintsLoader functions via a multi-tiered infection sequence that incorporates obscured JavaScript and PowerShell scripts,” Recorded Future’s Insikt Group noted in a report distributed to The Hacker News. “The malware utilizes methods for evading sandboxes and…
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Innovative Plastic Alternative Derived from Seashell Minerals by USC Researchers
Biomedical engineers at USC Viterbi have developed a biocompatible substance that is secure for marine organisms and eliminates harmful microplastics.
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Microsoft Introduces Passkeys as Default for New Accounts, Enabling Passwordless Access for 15 Billion Users
“`html A year following Microsoft’s declaration of passkeys support for personal accounts, the technology behemoth has revealed a significant alteration that encourages individuals registering for new accounts to utilize the phishing-resistant authentication method as the standard. “Newly created Microsoft accounts will now be ‘password-free by default,’” stated Microsoft’s Joy Chik and Vasu Jakkal. “New users…
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Fresh Perspectives on Brain Functionality May Aid Parkinson’s Patients
Biomedical engineering investigation at USC has unveiled a puzzle of motor regulation that may revolutionize treatment for conditions such as Parkinson’s and could contribute to the creation of bio-inspired technologies.
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WashU Initiates Campaign to Tackle Worldwide Issues
“`html WashU has initiated an ambitious fundraising and engagement endeavor to deliver transformative answers to society’s most pressing issues and to generate new opportunities for students. With You: The WashU Campaign encourages alumni, parents, and supporters to collaborate with Washington University in St. Louis to forge a brighter future for all. Charitable contributions will enhance…
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Pioneering Entrepreneur Secures Landmark Agreements to Enhance Access to Preventive Healthcare
USC Marshall graduate Omar Abdullateef initiates WellTra.Ai with assistance from the USC Marshall Greif Incubator and the Greif Center’s New Venture Seed Competition.
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xAI Developer Accidentally Exposes API Key for Confidential SpaceX and Tesla Language Models
“`html An employee at Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence firm xAI revealed a private key on GitHub, which for the last two months could have permitted anyone to interact with private xAI large language models (LLMs) seemingly tailored for handling internal data from Musk’s businesses, encompassing SpaceX, Tesla, and Twitter/X, as reported by KrebsOnSecurity. Image: Shutterstock,…
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“New Additions: Four Faculty and Alums Join the National Academy of Sciences”
“`html This year, four individuals from the Caltech faculty are included among the 120 members and 30 international constituents elected to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS). Being elected to this academy is regarded as one of the highest professional accolades a scientist can receive. The faculty members chosen for NAS this year consist of…
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Navigating the OGL: A Simple Guide to Correcting Errors
Identify the resources you require for straightforward repairs with Guide Health.
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“Rethinking Food: An Interdisciplinary Initiative to Transform Global Food Systems”
A fresh initiative spearheaded by Stanford Bio-X brings together all seven Stanford schools to amalgamate research, education, and innovation for a more healthful, sustainable food future.
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Celebrated Author Nancy Huddleston Packer, Former Director of Creative Writing Program, Passes Away
The author, hailing from Alabama, released seven novels along with several short tales.
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Unraveling the Evolution of Gut Bacteria Through the Lens of Physics
Stanford biophysicist Ben Good is investigating alterations in the gut microbiome, aiming to enhance well-being and create therapies for various health conditions.
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Cornell Tech Honors Innovation and Entrepreneurship at May Celebrations
The yearly Startup Awards will showcase leading student pitch presentations, with esteemed guest Andrew Ross Sorkin revealing the champions.
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Revitalizing Faith: A Yale Divinity Graduate’s Mission to Renew Small Congregations
In a conversation, the Rev. Karen Halac 04 M.Div., ’07 S.T.M. explores avenues for revitalization for smaller congregations and challenges the prevailing belief that faith groups with under 50 members are fated to perish.
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**Decoding Conflict: How AI Interprets War Imagery**
“`html Arts & Culture How AI Perceives War Imagery The 3rd Infantry Division operating in Baghdad, Iraq, on April 6, 2003. Photo by Christopher Morris/VII May 1, 2025 6 min read Shorenstein fellow aims to utilize technology to safeguard the visual narrative. An image from the conflict in Iraq serves as a case study. Artificial…
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Celebration Marks the Unveiling of New Student Residence and Its Name
A formal ribbon-cutting ceremony on May 1 officially introduced the Feil Family and Weill Family Residence Hall, situated at the northwest intersection of 74th Street and York Avenue, into the main campus of Weill Cornell Medicine.
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Envisioning the Future of Ethical AI: A Blueprint for Responsibility
Business executives conversed about ways organizations can transform to thrive in the changing AI marketplace during a student-organized conference at Yale SOM.
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2025 Schmidt Science Fellow: A Ph.D. Student’s Remarkable Achievement
Tomomi Yoshida, a sixth-year PhD candidate in immunobiology, is among 32 early-career researchers selected as a 2025 Schmidt Science Fellow to engage in pioneering interdisciplinary research.
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Celebrating Remarkable Achievements: Spotlight on FSU’s Class of 2025 Graduates
“`html As the spring 2025 term approaches its conclusion, Florida State University is gearing up to honor the accomplishments of its newest group of graduates. This year’s graduation is particularly noteworthy as FSU will recognize its largest graduating cohort in history, with 8,926 degrees anticipated to be conferred. The ceremonies, set for May 2-3 at…
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The Science of Deception: Navigating the Control of Nicotine Products
Yale Engineering investigators monitor how tobacco firms utilize chemistry to circumvent nicotine regulations, employing synthetic coolants and undisclosed variants aimed at young people.
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Yale’s Millstone Fellowship: Nurturing Tomorrow’s Leaders in Public Service
Austan Goolsbee ’91, previous chair of the Council of Economic Advisors under the Obama administration, recently conversed with both new and alumni students selected for the Millstone Fellowship in Public Service.
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FSU Honors Student Leaders with the Torchbearer 100 Initiative
One hundred exceptional students were recognized by Florida State University’s 2025 Torchbearer 100 initiative, a distinction from the Division of Student Affairs that acknowledges leadership and enduring influence across campus. “We appreciate you for embodying the university’s fundamental principles,” stated Vice President for Student Affairs Amy Hecht during the presentation on April 14. “The Torchbearer…
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Yale Strengthens Global Ties Through Renewed Partnerships in Japan
A team from Yale journeyed to Japan to re-establish ties with enduring associates and enhance the institution’s continuing partnership in the area.
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Navigating the Path to Effective Treatment for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
A specialist from Yale Medicine explores the neurobiology of this condition and treatments that are on the horizon.
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Surge in Patrons for Yale Library Digital Collections
In 2024, over 628,000 individuals from more than 200 nations utilized items in the Yale Library Digital Collections.
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The Value of Perseverance
“`html Health Worth the toil Karen Emmons explores methods to lower cancer risk, while Jorge Chavarro researches nutrition and human reproduction. Photos by Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer; photo illustration by Liz Zonarich/Harvard Staff Sy Boles Harvard Staff Writer May 1, 2025 5 min read The arduous task of obtaining a federal grant rewards researchers: ‘It…
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Rick Scott Advocates for Tariffs to Balance Competition and Support American Workers
“`html Employment & Economy Rick Scott claims tariffs will equalize competition, assist U.S. workforce Jason Furman (left) and Sen. Rick Scott at the JFK Jr. Forum. Niles Singer/Harvard Staff Photographer Liz Mineo Harvard Staff Journalist May 1, 2025 3 min read Republican senator also perceives China as the nation’s primary competitor Republican Senator Rick Scott…
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Celebrating Excellence: Winners of the 85th Annual Peabody Awards Unveiled
“`html The Peabody Awards Board of Jurors revealed the recipients chosen to highlight the most engaging and motivating narratives showcased in broadcasting and streaming media throughout 2024. The recipients were determined by a unanimous decision from 27 jurors, sifting through over 1,000 submissions across television, podcasts/radio, and online platforms in categories such as entertainment, news,…
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The Ripple Effect of Kindness
A fresh scholarship for COLA students pays tribute to the parents of David Garza. By Maureen Turner The article Paying It Forward was originally published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.
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Yale Professors Join the Prestigious National Academy of Sciences
Steven Berry, Gary Brudvig, Jonathan Ellman, Leonid Glazman, and Mark Hochstrasser have been chosen for the academy, representing one of the most prestigious distinctions awarded to a U.S. scientist or engineer.
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Caltech Students Excel in Annual Communication Contests
“`html In a realm increasingly influenced by science and technology, the capability to articulate research outcomes and underscore their significance is essential. Understanding that effective communication can enhance the reach of research, the Student-Faculty Programs (SFP) Office recently organized a trio of communication contests to celebrate undergraduate excellence in scientific discourse through poster displays, oral…