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Kleinschmidt adds senior scientist Peter Stevens
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Kleinschmidt Associates has hired Peter Stevens as a senior scientist to bolster its fisheries, aquatic science and hydropower consulting work.
Five Chinese battery storage suppliers to watch in 2026
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Battery energy storage procurement is shifting in 2026 toward safety, certification, manufacturing consistency and long-term support.
Dr. Timothy Francis Scholarship Opens for U.S. Healthcare Students
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The Dr. Timothy Francis Scholarship for Medical Students is accepting applications from undergraduate and graduate students nationwide who are pursuing healthcare careers.
10 top collagen peptide manufacturers to watch
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The collagen peptide market is projected to nearly triple by 2035, and a new roundup ranks the leading global manufacturers by capacity, clinical backing and specialty ingredients.
Single-photon LiDAR method tracks UAVs in real time at 2.5 km
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Researchers reported a photon-event-driven tracking method that lets single-photon LiDAR estimate a moving target’s instantaneous position instead of a blurred average.
Green Fields School expands hands-on Mini-Courses for students
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Green Fields School in Tucson is using short Mini-Courses to give students hands-on experience in robotics, science, sustainability, global studies and everyday life skills.
Louis Neal Irwin memoir traces the science of human memory
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Neuroscientist and author Louis Neal Irwin has released Haystack Full of Needles, a memoir-history of science that follows the decades-long effort to understand how memory works in the brain.
Stand Up for Science to host NSF comment-writing workshop
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Stand Up for Science will hold a virtual workshop on Aug. 14 to help people draft public comments on the National Science Foundation’s proposed update to its grant rules.
Dr. Scott Kamelle scholarship opens nationwide for future doctors
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The Dr. Scott Kamelle Scholarship for Future Doctors is now accepting applications from eligible students nationwide, with a Sept. 15 deadline and an Oct. 15 winner announcement.
Stand Up for Science condemns latest NIH grant cancellations
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Stand Up for Science is blasting the National Institutes of Health after the agency canceled two more research grants tied to health disparities and socioeconomic factors, with more cuts expected.
Lincoln University opens $45.5 million health and security sciences hub
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Lincoln University of Missouri opened its new Health and Security Sciences Institute on Aug. 4 in Jefferson City, a $45.5 million facility aimed at expanding nursing, public safety and emergency management training.
Saint Mary’s College launches new School of Arts & Sciences and names inaugural dean
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Saint Mary’s College of California has launched a new School of Arts & Sciences for the start of the academic year and appointed Gesine Gerhard, PhD, as its first dean.
Teledyne passes 1,000 space-based imaging sensors with Roman launch
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Teledyne Space Imaging crossed a milestone of more than 1,000 scientific imaging sensors in space after NASA launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on Aug. 30 from Kennedy Space Center.
Naranj Aesthetics highlights personalized, science-backed care in Los Angeles
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Naira Magakian, co-director and lead injector at Naranj Aesthetics & Wellness in Los Angeles, is steering the clinic toward individualized, evidence-based medical aesthetics.
Cartherics, MUSC commercialization arm partner on TF-targeting cell therapy research
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Cartherics has signed a research collaboration and option agreement with the Zucker Institute to test its iPSC-derived CAR-NK platform with a novel anti-tissue factor antibody.
UC Irvine scientist to release climate road trip book this fall
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UC Irvine environmental scientist Dr. Shahir Masri is promoting a new book, On the Road for Climate Action, ahead of its fall release.
Scientists Shift Healthy Aging Focus From Vitamins to Mitochondria
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New longevity research is pushing preventive care toward mitochondrial function, personalized nutrition, and cell-level support rather than a one-size-fits-all vitamin approach.
EMMA International opens franchise model to life sciences professionals
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EMMA International is expanding franchise opportunities for experienced professionals and entrepreneurs who want to build consulting businesses in the life sciences sector.
BioAdvance Capital adds new life sciences bets as portfolio posts exits
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BioAdvance Capital said it invested in five new companies and logged five exits over the 18 months ended June 2026, even as early-stage fundraising stayed tight across the Mid-Atlantic.
Riemann Computing unveils LonScript for faster scientific computing
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Riemann Computing says it has finished LonScript, a new programming language designed to speed up scientific and technical computing and reduce the time and resources needed for AI model training.
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