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Prof. Cindy Kao, design and environmental analysis, is extending her lab’s research on technology and design to uplift young Ithaca girls, and Prof. K. Max Zhang, mechanical and aerospace engineering, is redefining the limits of technology and energy. Across STEM fields, both researchers are breaking down barriers and engage local communities.  Kao directs the Hybrid Body Lab, which develops on-skin interfaces — delicate and thin wearable computers that the lab calls “smart tattoos. Kao recently earned the early career National Science Foundation grant of nearly $500,000 to be issued o...

TORRI HUSKE and REGAN SMITH. Forde, who is from Louisville, Kentucky, graduated in June with a major in human biology. She is expected to continue at Stanford during the 2021-22 academic year to study for a master’s degree. As a high school student, Forde received multiple NCAA Division I offers, choosing Stanford after being hosted on a visit by Ledecky. At Stanford, Forde has competed on two NCAA championship teams and won four NCAA individual titles. Ledecky, who graduated in June with a degree in psychology, is a two-time Olympian (2012, 2016) and six-time Olympic medalist (5 golds, 1 ...

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Deal Ticker: Longtime Vacant Garland Building Gets New Owner From Innovative Industry Plus Trammell Crow Residential plans Ross Avenue multifamily, Frisco's Shops at Stonebrook exchanges hands, and more. Garland has approved a deal with Future Foam, Inc. to renovate and begin operations at 3000 W. Kingsley. Future Foam will spend $3 million renovating the 341,840 square feet facility and reactivate rail service to the facility with this project. The building has remained vacant since 2015 when APEX Tool Group consolidated its operations from their Garland site into their South Carolina faci...

UCLA psychologist offers advice to parents navigating the transition from pandemic restrictions iStock.com/fizkes For some families, the opportunity to retreat from their overwhelming activity calendars has been a silver lining during the pandemic. Stuart Wolpert | May 3, 2021 Life during the COVID-19 pandemic has been uniquely stressful for parents with children at home. For some parents, schools welcoming children back for in-person instruction — even for limited schedules in many cases — has provided a long-awaited measure of relief and cause for optimism. But Bridget Callagh...