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The need for proficient cybersecurity experts has reached unprecedented levels. Cybersecurity remains at the forefront of the technology sector as companies confront rising threats and the need for adept professionals soars. Participate in this unique webinar to examine the five most coveted cybersecurity positions for 2025. Acquire knowledge about their duties…Read More.

Interested in Developing Your Own AI Agent? Participate in our complimentary webinar and unveil the process to build a personalized AI agent in merely 60 minutes utilizing Langflow – no programming necessary! Date: February 26th, 2025 Time: 9:00 PM IST Duration: 1 Hour Sign up now and discover how to: Comprehend AI agents: Find out…

Curious about cloud computing but uncertain on how to start? Join this Live AMA session featuring Nikhil Chauhan, a premier Simplilearn graduate and industry authority, for tailored guidance. Nikhil Chauhan, the Chief Technology Officer at Fujitsu, stands out as a prominent figure in cloud computing, boasting more than 20 years of experience in the field.…

Artificial Intelligence is advancing at an unprecedented pace, yet not all the information you encounter is as revolutionary as it appears. That’s the reason I’m here—to assist you in distinguishing what’s authentic from what’s mere exaggeration regarding DeepSeek AI and the horizon of artificial intelligence. During this live event, I’ll provide you with an insider’s…

Anxious about your upcoming performance evaluation? Are you contemplating how to emphasize your accomplishments or manage unforeseen feedback without becoming defensive? Performance assessments can be daunting, yet they present a valuable chance to demonstrate your input, establish career objectives, and steer your professional development. This webinar will instruct …Discover More.

Prepare to simplify your PMP study process! Participate in our specialized webinar crafted to lead you through an effective, methodical pathway to obtain PMP certification within a mere 90 days. Whether you are a busy professional juggling multiple commitments or an individual gearing up for your next career achievement, this webinar is customized for your…

Selecting among Certified ScrumMaster (CSM), Professional Scrum Master (PSM), and SAFe Scrum Master (SSM) can be overwhelming, but we’re here to clarify things for you. This special session will outline the significant distinctions, application scenarios, and advantages of each credential. What You Will Learn Comprehending Agile Certifications: Their importance…Read More.

When I aimed to shift into the cybersecurity field from my role as a Business Analyst, I consistently looked for guidance on how to begin and which certifications would be beneficial. I often hoped for a mentor who could assist me with all my inquiries! Having dedicated almost twenty years to the industry, I comprehend…

The American Animal Hospital Association has acknowledged Mizzou’s veterinary services for satisfying stringent benchmarks of quality. Feb. 14, 2025 The University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine’s Veterinary Health Center has recently achieved re-accreditation from the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). In contrast to human healthcare facilities, the majority of animal hospitals are not mandated…

On February 7, pupils participated at the Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley as a component of the university’s yearly MLK Jr. Days of Service. The occasion honors the life and influence of Martin Luther King Jr. over two weeks dedicated to community engagement. The article Students Serve Knoxville Community During MLK Jr. Days of…

Professor Lawrence Lee will advance his investigation into experimental high-energy particles. The article University of Tennessee Physicist Named Cottrell Scholar was initially published on News.

Infantino commended the initiatives spearheaded by industry-leading authority John Sorochan, Distinguished Professor of Turfgrass Science and Management at UT’s Herbert College of Agriculture, and expressed gratitude to the university administration for their assistance in realizing the project. The article FIFA President Visits UT, Hails Groundbreaking Turf Research for Upcoming World Cups was first published on…

Seven faculty members from UT have been included in Clarivate’s Highly Cited Researchers roster for 2024. The article University of Tennessee Researchers Among World’s Most Highly Cited Scientists was initially published on News.

The Campus Advisory Panel of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville convened on February 7 to receive progress reports on the institution’s expansion, programs aimed at student achievement, and the development of new facilities. The article UT Leadership Highlights Growth, Impact and Student Experience was initially published on News.

Creating an advertisement for the Super Bowl comes with immense expectations to perform flawlessly. The article The Conversation: Five Super Bowl Commercials That Deserve Places in the Advertising Hall of Shame was initially published on News.

The Scripture frequently recounts tales of affection and companionship. The article The Conversation: Friendship, a Covenant, Romance – Regardless of the Term You Use, David’s Affection for Jonathan Is Among the Scripture’s Most Exquisite was originally published on News.

A group of ten learners travels to Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana to engage in work and connect with industry experts during Super Bowl LIX. The article UT Students To Gain Behind-the-Scenes Experience at Super Bowl LIX was initially published on News.

Eight learners have received Gilman scholarships from the U.S. Department of State. These scholarships will assist the students in their overseas studies. The article Eight Students Offered Gilman Scholarships to Study Abroad was first published on News.

The University of Georgia Office of Research has rebranded two of its divisions: the Office for Proposal Enhancement (OPE) is now known as the Office of Strategic Research Development (OSRD), and the Human Subjects Office has been renamed the Human Research Protection Program (HRPP) Office. Both rebranding initiatives were effective as of January 1. Established…

Throughout the last year, the Skidaway Institute of Oceanography has experienced a variety of achievements, enhancements, new initiatives, and significant programs and investigations. The institute commenced 2024 with the return of the R/V Savannah after a refurbishment that included equipment enhancements and a 12-foot extension. It concluded the year with a thriving Semester at Skidaway…

Particulate matter carried from the Earth’s landmasses settles into the seas, enriching them with essential nutrients required for plant life, such as phytoplankton. This particulate matter, abundant in iron and various vital minerals, plays a crucial role in marine food webs and assists in regulating the Earth’s climate. A recent study, conducted by researchers from…

The FindIt Historic Resource Survey Partnership has been a vital endeavor for more than twenty years, aiding in the identification and documentation of historical resources throughout Georgia. Administered by the College of Environment and Design’s (CED) Center for Community Design & Preservation (CCDP), the initiative trains master’s degree students in practical inventory and analytical methodologies.…

Jeremy Daniel is indeed an exemplary figure. Having guided over 15 individuals in professional and community settings — alongside his own four children each day — he continues to find motivation in the time spent with others. “Understanding the impact mentorship had on me as a mentee, it’s a noble responsibility for me to give…

By the time she reached middle school, Kimberly Watkins was aware of which bills her parents had neglected to settle by the hue of the statement in the envelope. “There was always this veil of intrigue surrounding finances, so the only method to uncover information was to play a little detective,” she recounted. “I would…

Jacob Shalack, facilities supervisor in the Office of Research, was recently recognized with a Patriot Award from the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, a federal agency that fosters collaboration between U.S. National Guard personnel and reservists with their civilian employers. The accolade acknowledges Shalack’s readiness to accommodate the duty commitments of National Guard…

Eighth Blackbird is a contemporary music ensemble that has won four Grammy Awards and has been described as “one of the most intelligent, vibrant groups on the globe” (Chicago Tribune). The ensemble’s performance at UGA Presents — on Feb. 20 at 7:30 p.m. at Hodgson Concert Hall — features an exciting rendition of “Vital Sines”…

Sixteen pupils from Florida State University offered their time to the City of Tallahassee for the yearly MLK Community Celebration and Festival at Cascades Park on Monday, January 20. As part of FSU’s 37th Annual MLK Week, “United We Serve” urged FSU students to participate in service initiatives provided by the FSU Center for Leadership…

Florida State University introduces its latest program AI@FSU, a detailed website aimed at incorporating artificial intelligence into diverse elements of campus life. The program emphasizes four primary domains: education, learning, research, and the campus environment. The newly launched site, ai.fsu.edu, offers students, faculty, and staff access to the most recent AI resources, projects, and updates.…

Florida State University organized the 2025 Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Student Leadership Symposium, a three-day event focused on the principle “Accelerating Community Change.” This yearly symposium brings together students from ACC universities to exchange leadership tactics and insights concerning a particular societal issue. Led by FSU’s Center for Leadership & Service, 110 students from 17 institutions…

A researcher from Florida State University has been acknowledged by the Tallahassee Scientific Society for his dedication to science education and outreach alongside his contributions to the scientific community. Professor Jonathan Dennis of Biological Science was awarded the 2024 Gold Medal, a distinction presented annually since 2004 to a scientist within the Tallahassee area and…

The article FSU welcomes leader of Nobel Peace Prize award-winning Ukrainian human rights group was initially published on Florida State University News.

Florida State University Chemical & Biomedical Engineering and Department of Economics pupil Kailen Christian endeavors to assist others in adapting to campus life through her role as a learning assistant and the director of the Freshman Leadership Institute. Christian pursued studies overseas and broadened her educational outlook with the global citizen certificate initiative. What led…

The Florida Book Awards (FBA), a statewide literary awards initiative managed by Florida State University Libraries, has unveiled the winners of its 2024 awards program. This year, a panel of judges recognized 31 books with accolades and bestowed honorable mentions on two further titles. The 19th annual contest showcased 190 eligible works submitted across 11…

The article Leader of Nobel Peace Prize-awarded human rights group visits FSU was initially published on Florida State University News.

The contemporary world operates on energy systems — frameworks that transport and utilize electricity to accomplish a variety of tasks.  For a quarter of a century, Florida State University’s Center for Advanced Power Systems (CAPS) has remained at the leading edge of creativity and education to enhance the technologies that enable these intricate power systems…

A research concerning microplastics released last week indicates that plastic particle levels in brain samples from 2024 were approximately 50% elevated compared to those from 2016. Investigations into the health implications of microplastics and nanoplastics are still developing as the body of research is under a decade old. Increased concentrations of plastics in our ecosystem…

Effects on Your Body During Grief nprevenas Fri, 02/14/2025 – 06:23 Effects on Your Body During Grief Thursday Article Categories Health & Wellness Current Affairs Social Sciences By NPR Type of News Article External News

A meteorite may impact Earth in 7 years. Here’s the method astronomers are utilizing to monitor it nprevenas Thu, 02/13/2025 – 09:18 A meteorite may impact Earth in 7 years. Here’s the method astronomers are utilizing to monitor it Wednesday Categories of Stories Current News Science & Tech Cosmos By NPR Type of News Article…

Investigators monitor firefighter exposure after LA catastrophe nprevenas Wed, 02/12/2025 – 06:52 Investigators monitor firefighter exposure after LA catastrophe Tuesday Story Categories Health & Wellness In the News Science & Technology By Spectrum News News Article Type External News

The experiences of this physician motivated her to investigate the physical manifestations of sorrow and methods for addressing them nprevenas Wed, 02/12/2025 – 06:46 The experiences of this physician motivated her to investigate the physical manifestations of sorrow and methods for addressing them Tuesday Categories of the Story Health & Wellness Current News By KJZZ…

Rio Nuevo collaborates with U of A Athletics to enhance ‘connectivity’ to downtown Tucson nprevenas Tue, 02/11/2025 – 16:03 Rio Nuevo collaborates with U of A Athletics to enhance ‘connectivity’ to downtown Tucson Tuesday Categories of the Story Arizona & the Southwest Athletics Business & Economics Current News By Arizona Daily Star Type of News…

Five U of A educators honored with U.S. presidential accolades nprevenas Tue, 02/11/2025 – 09:40 Five U of A educators honored with U.S. presidential accolades Feb. 7, 2025 News Categories In the Headlines Campus News By Arizona Daily Star Type of News Article National News

As an addiction specialist, I’m unable to obtain crucial medications for numerous patients nprevenas Tue, 02/11/2025 – 07:15 As an addiction specialist, I’m unable to obtain crucial medications for numerous patients Tuesday Categories of the Story Health & Wellness Current News By The Arizona Republic Type of News Article Outside News

Universities reposition humanities degrees as career-oriented nprevenas Tue, 02/11/2025 – 07:15 Universities reposition humanities degrees as career-oriented Tuesday Article Categories Arts & Humanities Current Affairs Reported by The Hechinger Report Type of News Article Outside News

Dean Marc Miller: Departing on a high note nprevenas Tue, 02/11/2025 – 07:13 Dean Marc Miller: Departing on a high note Tuesday Article Categories Business and Law Current News Campus News By Arizona Attorney Magazine Type of News Article Outside News

Planetary seismometer nprevenas Thu, 02/06/2025 – 06:33 Planetary seismometer Feb. 5, 2025 Article Categories Current News Science & Tech By AZPM Type of News Article Outside News

Director of the Superfund Center, Dr. Ivan Rusyn, alongside Deputy Director Dr. Weihsueh Chiu College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences The researchers at the Texas A&M Superfund Research Center are investigating the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to engage with communities. They have developed a prototype AI chatbot named MyEcoReporter aimed at reporting environmental…

Membership in the National Academy of Engineering is among the most prestigious professional accolades for engineers. Texas A&M Engineering   Drs. Vanderlei Bagnato, Rodney Bowersox, and Don Lipkin from the College of Engineering at Texas A&M University have been appointed to the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) Class of 2025, becoming part of an elite…

Brooke Rollins, a Texas A&M graduate of the class of 1994, was confirmed on Thursday as the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture. Ryan Donnell / Texas A&M Foundation   Brooke Rollins ’94, a former student of the Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, has been appointed as the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture. She is…

Among the environmental allergens that your pet might encounter outdoors are tree, grass, and weed pollens, along with outdoor molds. Getty Images   Bounding through verdant meadows, tumbling on blossom-adorned hills, and frolicking in the crisp spring breeze might appear to be a fantasy for your furry friend, particularly after the harshness of winter. Yet,…

Texas A&M University at Galveston is enhancing accessibility to maritime education by providing in-state tuition for U.S. Coast Guard license programs, aiding in tackling the nationwide deficit of maritime professionals. Texas A&M University at Galveston Starting in the fall semester of 2025, Texas A&M University will provide in-state tuition for all newly enrolled U.S. undergraduate…

The Cancer Patient’s Bill of Rights acts as a guide for driving enhancements in care, allowing patients and families to understand the services they are entitled to receive. Getty Images   Long waits for appointments, delays in starting treatments, and slow responses to phone inquiries; disorganized collaboration among various providers; ambiguous information regarding prognoses; and…

The Texas A&M University System is set to become the site of what is anticipated to be one of the top-performing AI supercomputers at any university in North America — an NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD that will amplify the university’s supercomputing capabilities threefold. In partnership with World Wide Technologies Inc., an NVIDIA channel collaborator, the A&M…

U.S. Navy Captain Don Walsh talks about his journey to the deepest point on Earth, Challenger Deep, which lies at the southern end of the Mariana Trench, during a ceremony held at the National Museum of the United States Navy in 2020. U.S. Navy image   The United States Navy is set to name a…

The Troubadour Festival, an alfresco occasion that fuses Texas barbecue and music, is poised to return to Aggie Park on the Texas A&M University grounds on May 17. Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M University Division of Marketing and Communications   Shane Smith & the Saints will headline the primary entertainment for the third edition of the Troubadour…

Tim McLaughlin, the dean of the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts, receiving the Governor’s Award for Education, Technology and Innovation from the Advanced Imaging Society. Justin Kling / College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts   The Virtual Production Institute at Texas A&M University was celebrated by the Advanced Imaging Society on Friday…

Share Social Impact Valentine’s Day in the digital realm: Indeed, nearly everything has transformed Experts from USC concur: Online courtship and shopping have many individuals pondering if a day solely for romantic affection could be outdated February 14, 2025 Jenesse Miller This narrative was initially published on Feb. 13, 2019. As Valentine’s Day approaches, affection…

The Metropolis of Angels has historically transformed disaster into possibility, gaining insights and reconstructing following sorrow.

“`html 1911: President William Howard Taft visits the USC campus. (Photo/USC Digital Archives) Share University Salute to the leaders: Presidential visits to USC, depicted in images For future, current, and former commanders-in-chief, the journey to and from the executive mansion frequently traverses Trojan land. February 13, 2025 By David Medzerian While a Trojan has yet…

The USC Viterbi educator is acknowledged for “contributions to human-robot engagement and socially supportive robotics.”

Sector specialists provide perspectives on blockchain innovation, digital currency — and how USC Marshall is responding to the current landscape.

“`html Approximately 178,000 fatalities in the U.S. each year can be linked to alcohol, which is associated with liver ailments, heart conditions, and recognized as a contributor to cancer. (Photo/iStock) Share Health Popular diabetes and weight reduction medication demonstrates potential in diminishing alcohol cravings USC-led research validates side effect: Semaglutide, commonly referred to as Ozempic…

“`html The audience applauds for Chris Boone at his inauguration as USC Price dean. (USC Photo/Steve Cohn) Distribute University Leader in sustainability Chris Boone inaugurated as USC Price dean At Monday’s occasion, USC Price’s newly appointed dean acknowledged a family that instilled in him the importance of higher education. February 12, 2025 By Greg Hernandez…

Before the Trojan guard heads to the WNBA, she has returned to her hometown to pursue her master’s degree at USC Marshall.

Danzy Senna, an educator in English and writer of the celebrated book Colored Television, talks about managing negative critiques and her “descriptive, not prescriptive” methodology.

After her deployment in Afghanistan, Deborah Clark came back to find notifications from debt collectors: Tens of thousands of dollars in liabilities had been incurred in her name.

In honor of Valentine’s Day, UW News invited 12 researchers from the University of Washington to recount their love stories: What influenced their choice of career paths? Scroll down or follow the links below to discover their stories. Lakeya Afolalu | Katya Cherukumilli | Stephen Groening | June Lukuyu | Jennifer Nemhauser | Zoe Pleasure…

A blue whale captured in September 2010.NOAA The blue whale ranks as the largest creature on Earth. It ingests vast amounts of minuscule, shrimp-like organisms referred to as krill to sustain a body that can reach lengths of 100 feet (30 meters). Blue whales and other baleen whale species, which strain seawater through their mouths…

On Monday, the University of Washington Board of Regents revealed that Robert J. Jones, who is presently concluding a nine-year term as Chancellor of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, has been appointed as the 34th President of the UW. The Board had earlier authorized Chair Blaine Tamaki to commence contract discussions with Jones, and an…

A grasshopper, Melanoplus boulderensis, typical of the Rocky Mountain region in Colorado. This variety develops later in the season, around mid-June. Studies indicate that its body dimensions have diminished over the years as foliage appears earlier in the spring and desiccates earlier in the summer.Thomas Naef As insect populations dwindle globally — in what some…

“`html Two researchers from the University of Washington are designing therapies that can concurrently combat cancer and enhance the quality of life for patients.iStock Numerous conventional cancer therapies, such as chemotherapy and radiation, are proficient at eliminating cancer cells but frequently result in significant side effects that leave patients feeling increasingly unwell. Researchers from the…

“`html The skyline of Taipei. The 1999 Chi-Chi earthquake occurred approximately 90 miles south of the capital of Taiwan and remains one of the most catastrophic earthquakes in the island’s past. Credit: Frank Chang via Pixabay The overwhelming majority of earthquakes transpire within the Ring of Fire, a series of volcanoes and tectonic activities surrounding the…

The University of Washington ranks No. 7 globally on a list of the foremost universities influencing global innovation, as stated by the Institute for Scientific Information at Clarivate.Dennis Wise/University of Washington The University of Washington has been ranked No. 7 worldwide on a roster of the leading universities driving global innovation, reported by the Institute…

As we consume fossil fuels, the concentration of carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere is steadily increasing, along with the planet’s average temperature. The velocity at which atmospheric carbon dioxide levels — and consequently, temperatures — rise is significant for the capacity of humans and ecosystems to adapt. A more gradual rise allows humans to evacuate…

From the university to wherever you consider home, we invite you to engage with and learn from the College of Arts & Sciences community through public gatherings encompassing the arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences. We look forward to seeing you this February. Highlighted Events: Themes in Social Transformation February 4 | A Broken…

A University of Washington team investigated how artificial intelligence systems represent adolescents in English and Nepali, discovering that responses from English-language models frequently referenced societal issues such as violence, substance abuse, and mental health challenges, with about 30% of the replies reflecting these topics.Luca Bravo/Unsplash A few years back, Robert Wolfe was testing an AI…

EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT DATE: 5:40 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 16, 2025 (doors open at 5:15 p.m.) EVENT: The University of Michigan Wheelchair Basketball Team is set to host its inaugural home game of the season at the Crisler Center, competing against in-state opponent Michigan State University. This match will highlight the skill and commitment of U-M adaptive…