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The University of Iowa is joining 15 of the nation’s most prominent universities in a new effort to help students from rural areas enroll, and succeed

AMBASSADOR NANCY G. BRINKER: It is a pleasure to be here today, and I appreciate the invitation to share what we are doing at the Office of the U.S. Chief of Protocol to engage with the diplomatic community. The Heritage Foundation is a respected and highly regarded institution in Washington and around the world, and I appreciate your interest in our mission and providing the opportunity to discuss it today.

ACS grantee tests a sweat sensor to see if it quickly IDs a personalized dose for 2 chemotherapy drugs that AML patients receive before a stem cell transplant.

Walk around any defense-industry trade show floor in the last several years, or talk to defense-industry company officials, and one of the most pressing topics is the “gray-hair” issue. Even though new crops of engineers certainly enter the profession every year, statistics do bear out the anecdotal evidence of the aging of the defense-industry workforce. The National Science Foundation (NSF) found in 2021 that nearly 30% of all engineering and science degree holders in the l...

The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative plans to invest $250 million over a decade. Gov. J.B. Pritzker has also committed $25 million in state dollars to support the project.

Northwestern, UChicago and UIUC beat out proposals from about 60 other teams across the country to win the funding.

Instead of sucking planet-warming carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, some scientists are looking to capture it from the oceans

The San Diego County scientific marvel recently made headlines after the famous green comment was discovered by researchers there.

The year 2023 marks the centennial of many iconic L.A. landmarks, including the Hollywood sign, Memorial Coliseum, Biltmore Hotel and the Angelus Temple.

The comet was first discovered by researchers at Palomar Observatory.