The Justice Department is investigating Duke Law School's admissions practices for allegedly violating the Supreme Court's recent ruling against race-conscious college admissions.
Researchers developed SWCB-YOLO, an AI detector using morphology-aware supervision to identify wind turbine blade defects from drone imagery with 89% accuracy, improving maintenance efficiency in operational wind farms.
Flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio vulnificus infections are surging across US and Europe due to climate-driven warming waters, with a 20% mortality rate. Cases have increased eightfold in eastern US since 1988, spreading northward to New York and Baltic regions.
Professor Henry Brodaty presents evidence that 45% of dementia risk can be modified through lifestyle changes and early intervention, with potential savings in billions for Australia's health system.
Second-generation students with Southeast Asian immigrant parents are enrolling in NCCU's Southeast Asian Languages department, reshaping perceptions of heritage language learning and challenging stereotypes about immigrant communities in Taiwan.
Five 17-year-old friends from Grand Junction, Colorado died when their vehicle plunged off a cliff along Lookout Lane, with speed under investigation as a possible factor in the tragedy.
University of Guelph researchers identify circadian rhythm gene variations as potential obesity risk indicators in children under six, revealing connections between sleep patterns and eating behavior.
Adipose-derived stem cells improved ovarian function in rats with diminished ovarian reserve by reducing oxidative stress and ferroptosis, with significant increases in key reproductive hormones.
UNESCO reports 2.4 million Afghan girls remain barred from secondary education five years after Taliban takeover, reversing two decades of progress and making Afghanistan the only country with formal gender-based education bans.
Study of 300 college students reveals physical exercise significantly reduces social anxiety, with over half the effect mediated through improved social adaptation and peer relationships.
Five years after the Taliban takeover, 2.4 million Afghan girls remain barred from secondary education, with personal accounts revealing the ongoing impact on women's lives and aspirations.
A neurologist highlights research suggesting that eliminating sugar during pregnancy and early childhood may lead to healthier brain aging decades later, offering potential long-term cognitive benefits.
Researchers at USC developed a stretchable catheter using liquid metal electronics to detect unstable arterial plaque through electrical measurements, potentially preventing heart attacks and strokes.
Pesquisadores do MIT descobrem que ondas cerebrais alfa e beta organizam fisicamente neurônios no córtex para permitir pensamento flexível, sem reconstruir circuitos a cada nova tarefa.
Researchers identified measurable blood metabolite changes linked to air pollution exposure years before lung cancer diagnosis, offering potential for early detection biomarkers in non-smoking populations.
Inteligência artificial está libertando professores de tarefas mecânicas de transmissão de conteúdo, permitindo que se reconectem com sua verdadeira vocação de inspirar e transformar alunos.
Apple has extended its 2026 back-to-school promotion until September 24, offering discounts on MacBooks, iPads, AirPods, and Apple Watches. The extended timeline allows families additional time to take advantage of student savings.
University of Michigan will implement pass-fail grading for first-semester students to reduce academic anxiety and encourage exploration of diverse coursework without fear of grade penalties.
UNESCO reports 2.4 million Afghan girls remain excluded from secondary education five years after Taliban takeover, reversing two decades of progress despite international appeals for restoration of educational rights.
University of Michigan will implement pass/fail grading for first-semester students to address mental health concerns, a policy drawing both support and criticism from stakeholders.
Falha no envio de cartões-resposta pela Escola Estadual Professor Vicente Minicucci impediu medalhista de ouro da Obmep de participar da segunda fase, colocando em risco sua bolsa de pesquisa do CNPq.
Israeli scientists developed a blood test detecting lung cancer via chemical DNA fingerprints without sequencing, achieving 93% sensitivity at lower cost than existing liquid biopsies.
MIT researchers developed ShiftLens, a 3D-printing system that creates mechanically interactive objects with changing surface appearances without electronics, enabling flexible manufacturing of warning signs and packaging.
Australian pharmacists are increasingly providing pre-travel healthcare services including prescriptions for UTIs, contraception, and vaccinations, reducing GP burden and improving healthcare access as Australians prepare for overseas trips.
Researchers developed a multimodal deep learning system combining facial, vocal, and physiological signals to detect burnout in foreign language teachers with 85.6% accuracy, paired with personalized interventions reducing burnout by up to 51%.
