Tag: research
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Media Monitor: Cornell Chronicle Details Research on Climate Impact, Vaccine Development, and Data Science
The Cornell Chronicle reports on diverse research, from climate change's impact on dairy to a new hepatitis C vaccine project, alongside faculty insights on misinformation and data science advancements.
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NIH ORWH Launches New Postdoctoral Fellowships in Women's Health and Data Science
NIH's ORWH launched two postdoctoral fellowships focusing on women's health, data science, and New Approach Methodologies. Early-career scientists can apply for these training opportunities, with the initial deadline on July 1, 2026.
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New Report Details Effects of Alcohol Consumption on Health
New research offers a clearer understanding of the link between drinking and disease. The report details the health effects observed when individuals stop or cut down on alcohol consumption.
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Study Suggests GLP-1 Medications Safe in Early Pregnancy
New research indicates GLP-1 medications are safe for use during the first trimester of pregnancy. The study, conducted by Harvard researchers, provides initial insights, though further investigation into later trimesters is still required.
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George Mason University Extends Coaches' Contracts, Launches Quantum Science MS, and Unveils New Research
George Mason University extends basketball coaches' contracts through 2031-32, launches a new MS in quantum science, and highlights research on adolescent cannabis use disorder and conflict coaching.
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New Studies Emphasize Critical Role of Visceral Fat in Health
Two recent studies, including one focused on cognitive health, highlight the significant importance of visceral fat. These findings underscore its crucial role in overall well-being and cognitive function, urging greater attention to its impact.
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Media Monitor: ADHD Linked to Various Health Conditions
The Washington Post is reporting new evidence suggesting individuals with ADHD may face increased risks for conditions including anxiety, disordered eating, migraines, and long COVID.
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Media Monitor: Midlife Habits Crucial for Long-Term Brain Health
The Washington Post reports that researchers increasingly view the 40s, 50s and 60s as a critical period for protecting cognitive health later in life.
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Media Monitor: Science Issues Concern for AI Chatbot Study on Conspiracy Theories
Retraction Watch reports Science has issued an expression of concern for a study on AI chatbots and conspiracy theories due to data inconsistencies, though authors say reanalysis confirms original findings.
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New Tools Advance Understanding of Environmental Exposures and Health
Scientists are now using advanced tools to measure the exposome, the sum of all environmental exposures, to understand its vast influence on health. This research aims to improve prevention and treatment strategies by comprehensively assessing both positive and negative environmental…
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Dartmouth Earns 29 Fulbright Awards, Showcases Diverse Research and Historical Insights
Dartmouth College celebrates 29 Fulbright Awards, alongside new AI research in subglacial hydrology and Professor Colin Calloway's insights on Native American contributions to American history.
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Loneliness Emerges as Major Public Health Concern
U.K. and U.S. experts trace the rise of loneliness as a major public health issue. Their findings highlight how research, political involvement, and the pandemic contributed to increased awareness and a shift in its societal perception.
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Library of Congress to Host Free Genealogy Webinar
The Library of Congress will host a free webinar on June 10, 2026, detailing its extensive genealogical resources. Learn to uncover family history using tools like Chronicling America for both offsite and onsite research.
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Rice University Scholars and Researchers Drive Diverse Impacts from Global Policy to Local Innovation
Rice University faculty and students are making significant contributions across various fields, from groundbreaking medical research and international policy discussions to urban studies and community engagement, highlighting the institution's broad influence.
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Gut Biome Changes Linked to Increased Colon Cancer Risk
Harvard research reveals that changes in the gut biome may be a key driver behind increased colon cancer risk, potentially opening new avenues for prevention and treatment.
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Yale Research Uncovers Animal Behavior Shifts, Brain Paradox, and Dark Matter Challenges
Yale University highlights groundbreaking research, from human influence on animal behavior and a 'paradoxical effect' in brain activity to new theories on dark matter. The university also showcases its national impact and student achievements.
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Rice University Develops 'Living Bandage' for Enhanced Wound Healing
Rice University researchers have engineered a 'living bandage' that continuously delivers therapeutic cytokines to chronic wounds, promising accelerated healing. This innovation, alongside new models for chromosome replication and photonic chip techniques, highlights Rice's diverse research impact.
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Media Monitor: Cornell Chronicle Reports on Commencement, Research, and Campus Developments
Cornell Chronicle reports on President Kotlikoff's commencement address to the Class of 2026, new research findings, campus initiatives, and a visiting scientist's comments on light pollution and space technology.
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Dartmouth to Rename Earth Sciences Department Reflecting Planetary Science Growth
Dartmouth College is set to rename its Department of Earth Sciences to better reflect its expanding research in planetary science. The new name, yet to be announced, will align with the institution's evolving academic focus.
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Columbia University Celebrates Class of 2026 Commencement
Columbia University honored its Class of 2026 on May 20, conferring over 18,000 degrees. The ceremony highlighted student achievements, groundbreaking research, and cultural contributions across various fields.
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Penn Celebrates Commencement 2026 Alongside Biomaterials Research Breakthroughs
The University of Pennsylvania celebrated its 2026 Commencement with social media highlights of graduation memories and traditions. The university also showcased innovative research transforming food scraps into sustainable building materials, signaling a future in biomaterials.
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Medicaid Changes Linked to Nearly 96,000 More Cases of Child Tooth Decay
A new study indicates that changes in Medicaid policies have led to 95,799 additional cases of tooth decay in children over a decade. The research highlights the impact of healthcare policy on pediatric dental health.
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Media Monitor: Cornell Prepares for Commencement, Highlights AI Startups and Diverse Research
Cornell University is reporting on its upcoming 2026 Commencement, recognizing student-founded AI companies, and detailing new research in areas like sustainability, healthcare, and decision-making, alongside campus news.
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Radcliffe Institute Welcomes New Fellows, Sleep Study Links Naps to Mortality
Radcliffe Institute announces its 2026–2027 fellows, including poet Ocean Vuong. Separately, a study links specific sleep patterns to higher mortality in older adults, suggesting nap time as a potential health warning.
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Yale Advances Eco-Friendly Pest Control, Climate Action, and Global Leadership
Yale researchers discover garlic's role in mosquito birth control, while the university honors students, welcomes global leaders, and champions methane emission tracking for climate action.
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University of Pennsylvania Research Highlights Diverse Innovations
Penn researchers are exploring AI for speech therapy, neural activity's role in exercise, and solar solutions for farmers, alongside advancements in cybersecurity and conservation.
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Global Conflicts and Research Cuts Dominate 2025 News
The Conversation's year-end newsletter highlights the devastating civil war in Sudan, the impact of U.S. science funding cuts, and looks ahead to continued coverage of global events in 2026.
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China Challenges US Dominance in AI Race
A collaboration between the Financial Times and MIT Technology Review examines the shifting balance of power in artificial intelligence, with China poised to overtake the US in key areas.
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Obesity Rates Surge in the U.S., Approaching 70 Percent
A new study reveals a significant increase in U.S. obesity rates, with nearly 70% of the population affected when using a broader definition beyond the traditional Body Mass Index.
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