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INTEL GRANT FUNDS SCHOLARSHIPS: Youngstown State University, a member of the Ohio TechNet Northeast Ohio Semiconductor Workforce Consortium, received funds for

INTEL GRANT FUNDS SCHOLARSHIPS: Youngstown State University, a member of the Ohio TechNet Northeast Ohio Semiconductor Workforce Consortium, received funds for

The prevalence of inflammatory breast cancer in Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders is concerning, with a study using data from the Queen’s Medical Center Tumor Registry showing an overall rate of 2.6%.

Join a presentation focused on introducing you to the NSFs Ethical and Responsible Research program. The presentation will be held from 10-11 am. Friday, Nov. 3, via Zoom.

Business Facilities revisits 2022 Deal of the Year winners as economic development organizations submit for this year's awards. Enter by November 15.

All the more reason to not skip that Sunday morning class.

Daylight savings can do a number on our mental health. Here's how sleep can help with the winter blues, and some tips about how to get better Zs.

Nearly 15% of older men with hypogonadism experience anemia. TRAVERSE is the first trial to report the effects of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) on anemia incidence in hypogonal men.

In 1987, Ian Dalziel, a professor and senior research scientist at the Jackson School of Geosciences’ Institute for Geophysics, was flying over the Pensacola Mountains in Antarctica’s interior. He was admiring the majestic outcropping of rock towering above the desolate landscape, when he found his mind wandering back to the geology of the southwestern United […]

BioFlorida, a statewide association for Florida’s life sciences industry, has named Stephen D. Nimer, MD, director of Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, “Researcher of the Year.”