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Updates every hour. Last Updated: 11-Jun-2025 14:09 ET (11-Jun-2025 18:09 GMT/UTC)
ETSU: Prepare for another toasty summer
East Tennessee State UniversityETSU’s Climate Office is urging Southern Appalachian communities to prepare for a hotter-than-average summer, with forecasts showing elevated temperatures and potential severe storms.
Hiroshima’s memorials taught the world to mourn differently. Now, a new book explores what stories Southeast Asia carved in stone
Hiroshima UniversityMoved by how Hiroshima’s memorials transformed unspeakable loss into a global call for peace, a Hiroshima University historian turns his gaze to Southeast Asia—unpacking what stories their war monuments enshrine, what they leave out, and what that means for peace and justice, as the world marks the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing this year.
Valuable possessions were not returned to Norwegian Jews after the war
Norwegian University of Science and Technology6G test center is an engine for innovation
University of Oulu, Finland6G research is moving from the theoretical to the practical as we speak. While there is no 6G standard as of yet, the need for experimental testing of new solutions and technologies that will define 6G is growing by the hour. To rise to the challenge, the University of Oulu has been all the while building a state-of-the-art hub for exactly this type of testing. The University of Oulu’s highly sophisticated 6G Test Centre is a collection of facilities for researchers and developers to create prototypes and test solutions in the current and coming wireless environment. The 6GTC’s membership in the NATO DIANA network reinforces innovation in dual-use technologies.
Exoplanet discovery database, ExoFOP, reaches 1 million files and counting
Caltech IPAC3DBS: 3D bioprinted human tissues and membranes for regenerative medicine
Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo- Funder
- Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo
NYU Tandon School of Engineering researchers develop simple, low-cost method to detect GPS trackers hidden in vehicles, empowering cyberstalking victims
NYU Tandon School of EngineeringA team of researchers at NYU Tandon School of Engineering has developed a novel method to detect hidden GPS tracking devices in vehicles, offering new hope to victims of technology-enabled domestic abuse. The research addresses a growing problem: abusers secretly placing GPS trackers in their partners' or ex-partners' vehicles to monitor their movements. Traditionally, detecting these devices has been difficult and expensive, leaving many victims vulnerable to continued surveillance.