Tag: research
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Rice Research Uncovers Shifting Religious Bias 25 Years After 9/11 Attacks
Rice University research reveals evolving religious bias 25 years after 9/11, showing less support for restrictive policies but deeper divisions. The university also marks the anniversary with a chorale performance and NROTC stair climb.
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Study Uncovers Barriers Preventing Male Intimate Partner Violence Survivors from Seeking Help
New research from George Mason University reveals men experiencing intimate partner violence face significant barriers to seeking help, including shame, fear of retaliation, and concerns about not being believed, according to postdoctoral researcher Lyric Russo.
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Library of Congress, Smithsonian Launch AI Initiative for Historical Discovery
The Library of Congress and Smithsonian Institution unveil 'Revolution Crossroads,' an AI initiative for the 2026 American Semiquincentennial. It explores how artificial intelligence can unlock new historical discoveries and enhance research within their extensive collections.
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Scientists Provoke Disagreement Among AI Models to Understand Brain Functions
Columbia University researchers are using AI models to understand the brain, employing "controversial" stimuli to make models disagree. This method helps evaluate which AI models best capture the brain's computational processes.
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Yale Welcomes New Students, Announces Research Breakthroughs
Yale College welcomes its Class of 2030 and new transfer and adult students. The university also highlights new research in cancer treatments and a major collaboration to tackle turbulence in physics.
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Rice University Builds Momentum with Record Demand and Historic Growth
Rice University is experiencing historic growth, fueled by record student demand, expanding faculty, and significant research. The university earned top national rankings, celebrated faculty achievements, and invested in campus infrastructure and sustainability.
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Yale Researchers Uncover Extinct Tortoise Lineages, Study AI Delusions, and AC's Life-Saving Impact
Yale researchers made breakthroughs: discovering extinct Galapagos tortoise lineages, analyzing AI-induced delusions, and quantifying air conditioning's role in preventing heat-related deaths. These studies offer new insights for conservation, mental health, and public health.
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George Mason University Spotlights Student Success, Philanthropy, and Research Innovation
George Mason University celebrates significant student achievements, a new $50,000 engineering scholarship, and community engagement, while preparing for its Grand Challenge Exchange Day to showcase innovative research projects.
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Kluge Center Fellowships Open for Applications at Library of Congress
The Library of Congress's Kluge Center is accepting applications for paid research fellowships in humanities and social sciences, including digital studies and health and spirituality, with a deadline of September 15, 2026.
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Dartmouth Joins National Quantum Computing Institute to Boost U.S. Leadership
Dartmouth College joins the NSF-funded MARQUIS research institute to advance U.S. leadership in quantum science and engineering. The E.E. Just Program also hosted its 'Dartmouth Adventures in STEM' event, promoting student engagement in critical scientific fields.
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Penn Researchers Advance Psychedelic Knowledge Amid Growing U.S. Support
University of Pennsylvania researchers are exploring psychedelics through clinical studies, ethical analysis, and interdisciplinary courses. This effort advances knowledge in a field gaining wider U.S. support, fostering profound collaborations between sciences and humanities.
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Andre Marshall Joins National Science Foundation; Aurali Dade Named Interim VP at George Mason
George Mason University sees a leadership change as Andre Marshall moves to the National Science Foundation, with Aurali Dade stepping in as interim VP. New license plates, dining robots, and campus events also highlight recent developments.
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Researcher Calls CTE Findings a 'Wake-Up Call' for NFL
New research reveals that at least one in four former NFL players who died between 2016 and 2021 were afflicted with CTE, a brain disease rare in the general population, prompting a researcher to label it a 'wake-up call' for…
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Rice University Receives $25 Million Gift for Student Support and Gateway Project
Rice University secures a $25 million gift from James and Lauren Whitehurst to fund the Sallyport Fellows Program for first-generation and limited-income students, alongside support for the Gateway Project and new science communication initiatives.
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University of Pennsylvania Welcomes Class of 2030 Amidst Campus Buzz and Research Innovations
Penn welcomed over 5,000 new students, including 2,247 first-years, with a week of orientation activities. The university also highlighted breakthroughs in AI-powered memory restoration and unique whale call research.
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Rice University Experts Shape National Dialogues Amidst Research Breakthroughs and Philanthropic Growth
Rice University scholars are influencing national conversations on energy, politics, and healthcare. The institution also celebrates new research in AI, materials science, and a significant gift for student support.
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Media Monitor: Cornell Chronicle Details New Student Arrivals, Research, and Legal Expert's Media Commentary
Cornell Chronicle reports on the arrival of nearly 4,300 new students, white coat ceremonies for aspiring clinicians, and diverse research from measles risk to quantum computing. It also highlights a law professor's quote in Fortune.
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Brain Organoids Achieve Lifelike Maturation, Opening Doors for Long-Term Neurodevelopmental Research
NIH-funded researchers sustained brain organoids for nearly six years, showing lifelike maturation driven by an intrinsic clock. This breakthrough enables long-term studies of neurodevelopmental disorders, offering new insights into conditions like autism.
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U.S. Aircrews Face Increased Radiation-Linked Cancer Risk
New research indicates U.S. aircrews have a greater risk of radiation-linked cancer death compared to other occupations, based on a study examining data across 503 professions.
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University of Pennsylvania Welcomes Class of 2030 Amidst Campus Revitalization and Research Highlights
Over 5,000 students, including the Class of 2030, arrive at Penn for Move-In 2026. The university also highlights Quad history and new research in AI auditing and hidden environments.
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Rice University Celebrates Record Enrollment and Major Army Research Grant
Rice University welcomed its largest undergraduate class and received a $15 million U.S. Army grant for wireless research. The university also highlighted advancements in medical technology, urban studies, and engineering.
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Rice University Experts and Research Span National Policy, Scientific Breakthroughs, and Local Issues
Rice University faculty and research are featured across diverse media, covering national policy, scientific innovations, local community challenges, and educational initiatives, demonstrating the institution's broad impact and expertise.
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Researchers Uncover New Clue in Premature Labor Causes
A new study reveals a significant clue in understanding premature labor, highlighting the placenta's crucial role in determining the onset of birth. This finding could aid in preventing premature deliveries.
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Dartmouth's Second College Grant Recognized as Key Academic Asset
An opinion piece highlights Dartmouth's Second College Grant as a valuable university-owned forest. It underscores its importance for teaching, research, recreation, and community engagement, calling such lands "Higher Ed’s Hidden Jewels."
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Study Identifies Key Diets for Menopausal Weight Management
A new study comparing 11 eating patterns found two distinct dietary paths are most effective for women in menopause to curb weight gain, highlighting that not all healthy diets are equal during this life stage.
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Study Reveals Divergent ALS Risk Across Military Branches
A new study reveals varying rates of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) among different military service branches, including an unexpected finding. This research highlights specific risk factors within the armed forces.
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Dartmouth Establishes Tribal Sovereignty Institute with $5 Million Gift
Dartmouth College launches a new Tribal Sovereignty Institute, backed by a $5 million lead gift, to enhance collaboration, research, and leadership development with tribal nations. A search for its executive director is underway.
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Rice University Spotlights Community Engagement and Research Innovation
Rice University hosted the Genuine Cup for neurodiverse athletes and will open a Trill Burgers. Researchers made strides in wastewater treatment, quantum computing, and AI materials, while experts contributed to public policy discussions.
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Penn Joins $21.5 Million National AI Institute for Healthcare Innovation
The University of Pennsylvania is a key partner in a new $21.5 million National Science Foundation AI Institute, focusing on developing trustworthy AI systems to improve healthcare outcomes, education, and workforce training.
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Media Monitor: Cornell Chronicle highlights advancements in AI, veteran support, and diverse research
The Cornell Chronicle is reporting on new AI research for image generation, support programs for veterans, and a range of studies from psychedelic research to climate change impacts on wildlife.
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