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Use of digital therapeutics for cardiac rehab has gained significant traction in India: Sidharth Srinivasan, CEO, Lupin Digital Health

Longtime Ferris State professor Paul Klatt to receive special posthumous recognition

UGA doctoral student wins allocades

“This is a truly impressive list for anyone—not to mention a graduate student."

Faculty, staff recognized by SUNY chancellor

UGA doctoral student wins multiple accolades during 2023-24 | Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Saurabh Anand, a multilingual rhetorician, and an ESL writing pedagogue originally from India, has enjoyed a tremendous academic year with state and international awards for his scholarship. In 2023 he was awarded the John R. Stowe Cultural Immersion Grant by The Georgia TESOL Association and a Future Leader Award from the International Writing Center Association. 

Mountaineer from Rifle climbs to the highest peak of awards from Western Colorado University

Rifle native, Brayden Kammers is being awarded the 2024 Alumni Award for Excellence from Western Colorado University, home of the Mountaineers in Gunnison, Colorado. Kammers graduated from Coal Ridge High School and received a scholarship...

What's the buzz? Millions of cicadas will soon emerge across Alabama

Finding a path to a healthcare career

The eighth annual University of New Mexico Health Professions Symposium (HPS) 2024 offered over eighty workshops for students interested in health professions earlier this month. Participants had the opportunity to explore various healthcare fields,...

Scientists make programmable cells that mimic living cells – Deseret News

How are artificial cells made? Researchers believe they will play future role in regenerative medicine, drug delivery and diagnostics.

Scientists create programmable artificial cells that mimic living cells | WND

In a milestone that blurs the line between the natural and synthetic worlds, scientists at UNC-Chapel Hill have constructed artificial cells that mimic the behavior of living cells. This groundbreaking achievement, a first in the annals of science, could unlock new frontiers in regenerative medicine, drug delivery, and medical diagnostics.