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Gov. Holcomb concludes trade mission to Brazil, Mexico bolstering partnerships - Vimarsana News

Gov. Holcomb concludes trade mission to Brazil, Mexico bolstering partnerships

INDIANAPOLIS – Governor Eric J. Holcomb and First Lady Janet Holcomb returned Friday night from a trade mission with leaders from the agbiosciences and agriculture sectors and the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) representatives. The delegation included: Alex Cochran, Chief T ...

Source: wbiw.com
Bird flu 'likely spreading in cows since last year' as concerns grow over US virus detection systems - Vimarsana News

Bird flu 'likely spreading in cows since last year' as concerns grow over US virus detection systems

Experts say the apparent ability of the virus to spread among cattle provides opportunity for it to evolve to better infect other mammals

Bird flu 'likely spreading in cows since last year' as concern grows over US virus detection systems - Vimarsana News

Bird flu 'likely spreading in cows since last year' as concern grows over US virus detection systems

There is a “strong possibility” that bird flu has been spreading in US cattle farms since last year, new analysis suggests, prompting questions about America’s pathogen surveillance capabilities.

Source: yahoo.com
New AI degree program at Central Piedmont Community College - Vimarsana News

New AI degree program at Central Piedmont Community College

It'll launch for Fall 2024 and allows students to either earn an associate's degree or transfer those credits to continue studying at a four-year institution.

Source: wcnc.com
Three students suspended after protesting at admissions event - Vimarsana News

Three students suspended after protesting at admissions event

Three Washington University students have been suspended by administration after participating in a pro-Palestine protest that disrupted a Bear Day event for admitted students on April 13.