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DAVOS, Switzerland - January 16th 2024 - [Acumen|https://acumenmedia.com] is conducting their annual forum interviews with global leaders at Davos as pa...

Davos 2024: Worries about an enduring cost-of-living crisis and the threats posed by AI-driven misinformation, disinformation, and societal polarization took center stage.

We asked Yale’s innovation and entrepreneurship centers to share some of their most impactful stories from 2023. From the many new ventures launched by students and faculty, to Yale's landmark investments in Yale Engineering and a record number of new Yale awards and programs designed to support and accelerate Yale innovation, Yalies and Yale continued to innovate at an incredible pace this year.

When Tom Gilmore, a CAS professor of biology, discovered there was a shortage of lifeguards at FitRec, he fulfilled a longtime bucket list item.

Propelled by government investment and shareholder demand, manufacturers are pushing to get bio-based products into the marketplace. These new materials — made from plants, fungi, and microbes — aim to replace those that contain toxins and are difficult to recycle or reuse. &...

The latest installment in Archinects Studio Pin-Ups series presents graduate student work from one of UCLA Architecture and Urban Design (AUD)s Research Studio Seminars. The studio, titled

A scheme that makes use of disused film sets and a look into a future without meat consumption feature in Dezeen's latest school show by students at UCLA.

LEON and Harro Höfliger to build and commercialize LEON’s NANOus, a novel aseptic manufacturing device to facilitate commercial production of...

Through interactive sessions and coaching, ‘From Lab 2 Fulfillment’ helps women transform research and discoveries into products and companies; participate in Social Innovation Week Oct. 11-14

Innovations in graphene supercapacitors are bringing many far-fetched possibilities to life, but how close are we to large-scale availability?