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Take a look into the profile of Brigadier General John M. Cushing, which makes him a pivotal executive for the 10th Annual Defense R&D Summit.

By Celine Smith

The Anzac frigate systems upgrade project has reached a milestone with the completion of operational testing.

Standardised battery swap could solve a lot of the world's problems..think smart technology, torchlights, phones, cars, motorbikes.

We'll never know the depth of UConn's investment in the carnage industry because, though it's a public university, the endowment activities are controlled by the UConn Foundation, a private corporation with no legal obligation to transparency, a fact that I’ve discovered through years of organizing and petitioning the university to cut ties with the punishment…

How many fast-food joints do you come across throughout your day and what does that have to do with your health? A lot, says Abigail Horn, a lead scientist at USC's Information Sciences Institute (ISI).

In recent times, flooding from rivers breaching their banks has resulted in property damage and loss of life in France, Italy, Mexico, and South Africa, highlighting the escalating risks associated with climate change.

The Tennessee Tech University Board of Trustees and Committees will meet in the Roaden University Center Thursday.

For Star subscribers: A national pet hospital with 24-hour care has expanded to the Tucson area.

Indonesia has set ambitious targets to transition to e-motorbikes with battery to reduce emissions, but there are numerous challenges.