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LongPath is harnessing quantum technology to detect methane emissions from oil and gas operations, innovation that benefits industry and investors—and the planet. Most recently, LongPath received landmark financial backing from the Department of Energy (DOE) for a loan of up to $189 million to accelerate the scale-up of the company’s monitoring systems.

Making batteries requires vast amounts of rare earth metals and other scarce elements, some of which are found in coal waste.

The Walton M.B.A. Programs Office is hosting a last-minute application Q&A session from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday in Willard J. Walker Hall 504. Deadline to apply is Thursday, Feb. 15.

Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator Deanne Criswell was on Saipan last Monday and saw in person the state of disrepair and damage caused by Super Typhoon Yutu to Hopwood Middle

“Connect-Integrate-Reflect: Experiential Education at Emory,” the university’s new five-year Quality Enhancement Plan, will expand education abroad, internships and community-engaged learning for undergraduates, as well as development opportunities for faculty.

The number of veterans who are considered homeless saw an uptick in 2023 but has fallen by 4% overall since 2020.

The Department of Veterans Affairs put over 46,000 homeless veterans in permanent housing in 2023, beating the agency's goal and setting a new record in the process.

The Department of Veterans Affairs put over 46,000 homeless veterans in permanent housing in 2023, beating the agency's goal and setting a new record in the process.

The Bruin Commuter Hub and UCLA Basic Needs Center hosted an event to highlight resources for transfer and commuter students on Thursday. The “Strathmore Spotlight” event provided a tour of both the facilities and offered free lunch to UCLA students.

The number of veterans who are considered homeless saw an uptick in 2023 but has fallen by 4% overall since 2020.