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The flourishing startup scene in Los Angeles is exemplified by the dynamic and varied entrepreneurial environment at UCLA.

Washington University in St. Louis' Center for the Environment will host a series of events next month to introduce its work to the campus community.

Donna Riley, Jim and Ellen King Dean of Engineering and Computing at The University of New Mexico, will be among eight recognized by the New Mexico Technology Council as a Women in Tech Award recipient. The honorees will be celebrated at the 2024 Women...

The Philipsburg Town Council approved a massive bid for necessary upgrades to its wastewater treatment system.

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Aurobindo Ghosh, Assistant Professor of Finance, SMU, about a study that found half of Singaporeans expect inflation to decline this year.

When used in the design of flexible lithium-ion capacitors, dual metal sulfides-ZnS/CuS in particular, show a noticeable improvement in electrochemical stability and performance over transition metal sulfides and carbon fiber materials.

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Azfar Aqhary, Owner of Yishun Halal Mart, about keeping prices of goods affordable for Singaporeans, amid rising costs of living.

Two Norwegian snow and ice experts give advice to people in the north and north-east of Scotland on how cope during snowfall.

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Alvin Tan, founder of The Mind Cafe, about his new card game, The Durian Game. Known as the King of Fruits, this game entails a strategy in which players 'exchange' the coveted fruit to get the type of durian they are vying for. 

The Council of Trade Unions has completed its annual survey of workers and the mood is grim.