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NSF Grant aids student research opportunities
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (851+ words) Rider’s Department of Computer Science and Mathematics has been awarded its first National Science Foundation grant of $650,000, with assistant professor Jay Luo serving as the leading principal investigator. Although Rider is not an R1 institution, to work alongside top-tier universities in…...
New MFCAMNet predicts miRNA-disease links via cascade attention
1+ week, 18+ hour ago (894+ words) Bioengineer.org...
Georgia State Researchers uncover brain-network dynamics in schizophrenia
2+ week, 5+ day ago (591+ words) A new study reveals that schizophrenia affects not only how strongly brain networks engage relative to one another, but how effectively they return to balance after disruption video: Aligning the brain's internal timescales reveals a difference in how strongly networks…...
AI-powered smart microscopy system created by NIT researchers to revolutionise diagnosis
3+ week, 18+ hour ago (113+ words) Saturday, Aug 22, 2026 The system is an easily integrated upgrade for existing microscopes, featuring edge-computing for offline AI processing, making it suitable for remote or resource-limited healthcare settings. The technology, initially validated for bladder cancer detection, is highly adaptable and planned…...
China’s scientific talent hunt heats up as US visas tighten, funding cuts bite
3+ week, 5+ day ago (1000+ words) Young researchers have long come to the US for academic training, but a combination of Chinese money and US restrictions is shifting the balance. Who’s got the talent? In the competition for scientific and technological supremacy, that question rises above…...
Aging Brains See Immune Cell Surge, Stanford Finds
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1025+ words) For decades, scientists have generally viewed the brain's immune system as largely separate from the immune defenses operating throughout the rest of the body. The brain has its own specialized immune cells, along with the blood-brain barrier, which restricts many…...
Assistant professor in CSSE wins Sony Faculty Innovation Award
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (190+ words) Jiaqi Wang is researching a future where artificial intelligence (AI) models don’t require training. Instead, they can be generated. His research, “The Next Era of Parameter Acquisition: Neural Network Model Generation via Large Language Models,” earned the assistant professor of…...
Researchers introduce tumor progression model bridging synthetic and real data
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (607+ words) Researchers at the University of Torino introduced a stochastic mathematical framework for modeling tumor evolution that integrates genotypic inheritance with phenotype-driven functional traits and resource-mediated competition among cell populations. The work addresses intra-tumor heterogeneity (ITH), the coexistence of distinct cell…...
Can ‘brain bridges’ reverse brain drain?
3+ mon, 14+ hour ago (924+ words) In your early 20s, the decision may seem simple. You have just finished your undergraduate degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics or another scientific field at a Greek university, and doctoral programs across America are extending offers. The path forward appears…...
Medicine Hat students honoured after showcasing award-winning research at national science fair
3+ mon, 3+ day ago (16+ words) CHAT News Today...