• Fri, January 17, 2025

by: Forbes

How Genomics Uses DNA And Tech To Make Healthcare Accessible To All

Genomics, Sir Donnelly said, works with companies across myriad industries such as healthcare and insurers in providing better care.

by: Nature

Trump's science advisers: how they could influence his second presidency

The president-elect quickly nominated confidantes with a focus on AI, but their recommendations for the rest of science remain unclear.

by: LocalSYR

Local legacy: Biden visited Syracuse more than any president in American history

When President Joe Biden leaves Washington on Monday, Jan. 20, the end of his presidency also ends a 50-year political career. The story of Joe Biden's life

by: radaronline

Top 5 New Professions: Preparing for the Challenges and Opportunities of the Tech Era

Below are the top five relatively new professions that are already in high demand and will keep redefining the tech landscape for years to come.

by: Rappler

With no guidelines, Cebu students and teachers left to figure out AI on their own

How should members of the academic community handle artificial intelligence? In Cebu, there is clamor for a clear way forward.

by: MSN

51 CA Teens Awarded $2,000 In 2025 Regeneron Science Talent Search

Each receives $2,000, and will compete for another $1.2 million. See all California students, their schools, and their amazing projects.

by: MSN

Corning's SWOT analysis: optical growth and AI boost stock outlook

Corning Incorporated (NYSE:GLW), a leading innovator in materials science with a market capitalization of $42.73 billion, has been navigating a complex market landscape with its diversified product portfolio.

by: Forbes

Warning Signs That AI Foundational Research And AI Human Talent Could Be Slipping Through Academia's Fingers

A Stanford HAI seminar noted the industry-academia divide on AI that is woefully growing. Alarm bells ring. Here's the upshot and what can be done to right this ship.

by: MSN

Super-fast insect eye-inspired camera shoots 9,120 fps in 40x darker light

Now, researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have developed a camera that mimics this feat to achieve ultra-high-speed imaging. Interestingly, this bio-inspired camera surpasses the limitations of traditional high-speed cameras.

by: MSN

As bird flu concerns grow, scientists race to develop new vaccines

As fears grow of a possible bird flu pandemic in humans, the federal government is pouring more money into the development of new vaccines, including an mRNA shot.

by: MSN

Multiyear droughts are worsening. Here's where they have the most impacts.

While there is more evidence that multiyear events are increasing, Pellicciotti said no one had characterized these long-term droughts across the globe and their impacts — until now.

by: MSN

Southeast Polk High School teacher receives Presidential Award

Southeast Polk High School science teacher Allison McPherroen has been awarded the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching, the school district announced on Thursday. The Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching was established in 1983 and is the highest award K-12 math and science teachers can receive from the government.

by: MSN

Step inside MOSI's transformed digital dome theatre

The Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) unveiled its new Digital Dome Theatre and Planetarium, Jan.16. This state-of-the-art venue is now the second-largest planetarium in America, featuring a 10,500-square-foot NanoSeam perforated metal screen that towers eight stories tall.

by: MSN

Ludhiana: Students showcase innovative ideas at science expo

Students were tasked with developing innovative models based on seven sub-themes, each aimed at addressing real-world challenges

by: MSN

Key enzyme identified as potential target for cancer immunotherapy

Scientists from A*STAR Genome Institute of Singapore (A*STAR GIS) have uncovered that a key enzyme—P4HA1 prolyl hydroxylase, is strongly induced in CD8+ T cells in solid cancer, the primary immune cells involved in combating cancer.

by: MSN

Wilmington Tech Firm To Receive $105 Million Federal Investment

Analog Devices, Inc.is slated to receive a federal investment of $105 million as part of the CHIPS and Science Act, according to a statement from U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton. Analog is described as "a global leader in analog,

by: MSN

DepEd, DOST sign MOU to boost STEM curriculum

The Department of Education (DepEd) and the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) on Friday signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to help boost the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) curriculum and advance scientific literacy in the education sector.
  • Sat, January 18, 2025

by: businessday

Seven high-paying tech-skills in 2025

Here are some of the tech skills lucrative pay in 2024, which are still paying six figures+ in 2025: Cybersecurity, Cloud

by: Couriermail

Archaeologists reveal 'once-in-a-century' Pompeii discovery

Scientists have made a "once-in-a-century" discovery in Pompeii after unearthing a stunning ancient luxury spa with thermal baths and mosaic designs.

by: earth

First tools ever used on Earth were not made by early humans

by: NDTV

In New Congress Headquarters, Leaders Who Quit Party Also Find A Place

Several leaders who left the Congress and even mounted stinging attacks on it find a place in the pictorial representation of the party's history spread across the five storeys of its new 9A Kotla Road office.

by: Forbes

4 Trends Shaping The College Admissions Process For 2025

The college admissions process is undergoing significant changes, driven by technological advances, evolving policies, and a shift in priorities.

by: KDFW

Students compete in Annual MLK Oratory competition

Deon Harris, a fourth grader at Dallas ISD's J.P. Starks Math, Science and Technology Vanguard, won the competition. For winning first place, Harris received $2,000 and an iPad.

by: NextBigFuture

SpaceX Starship Leak Details

Youtuber Marcus House and Chamelon Circuit provided a graphic of where the fuel leak was in the SpaceX Starship yesterday. It was just above the engines in

by: NDTV

BITSAT 2025 Registration Date Announced, Check Details

The BITSAT 2025 examination, conducted by BITS Pilani, facilitates admissions into various disciplines, including engineering, sciences, technology, pharmacy, management, and humanities programmes.

by: Forbes

No-Code Technology And The Fate Of The Modern Programmer

Basically, Replit had been compiling a lot of in-house data representing its knowledge based on the coding process. But now, Masad realizes, that strategy is going to be obsolete as no-code technologies proliferate.

by: MSN

How I won $1m global prize - Maths teacher, Adewale

Ogun State Mathematics school teacher, Kayode Adewale, who was among the top 50 finalists of the Global Teacher Prize of $1m, narrates to BANKOLE TAIWO, his journey to achieving the outstanding feat,

by: MSN

Ukraine-Russia latest: Putin's forces locked onto French plane as North Korea troops may 'be dead by April'

Putin's forces locked onto French plane as North Korea troops may 'be dead by April' - "This aggressive Russian action is not acceptable," the French defense minister said

by: MSN

Mobile Numerology: Why your mobile number could be the secret to unlocking wealth and happiness

Mobile Numerology is an evolving practice that transforms a mobile phone into a luck accelerator by leveraging core principles of numerology. It emphasizes the importance of the mobile number, its digits,

by: MSN

Science and singles part of Pensacola MESS Hall's adult series beginning this month.

We try to keep our minds young, so we can teach the next generation. The Pensacola MESS Hall has an adult series that will enlighten, entertain.

by: MSN

How science and tech are solving our toughest challenges

Discover how recent breakthroughs in science and tech—from gene therapy to AI in healthcare—are solving humanity's biggest challenges and reshaping the future.

by: MSN

AI + Astrology = The perfect match? Your zodiac sign weighs in!

Astrology is evolving with AI integration, appealing to different zodiac signs in unique ways. AI-driven astrology apps offer personalized insights, emotional well-being, career advice, and social connection.

by: MSN

Why Intel Corporation (INTC) Skyrocketed on Friday

We recently compiled a list of the Why These 10 Stocks Were Skyrocketing on Friday. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) stands against the other stocks that were skyrocketing on Friday.

by: MSN

American podcaster Lex Fridman to host podcast with PM Modi in February

Lex Fridman has hosted several prominent figures such as Elon Musk, US President-elect Donald Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, among others.

by: MSN

US Speeds Up Development Of New Bird Flu Vaccine Amid Pandemic Scare

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) revealed a major $590 million investment in Moderna to accelerate the development of a bird flu vaccine.

by: MSN

Opened a Bottle of Wine? Here's How to Keep It Fresh for as Long as Possible

H ow do you keep an open bottle of wine tasting its best? It's a question wine lovers often find themselves asking. The problem is that there's no clear cut answer. Proper storage

by: MSN

Federal government invests $139M in Pennsylvania semiconductor manufacturing

Two manufacturers in the Lehigh Valley are receiving a massive investment from the federal government to produce semiconductors. Coherent Corporation is receiving $79 million to expand its facility in Palmer Township,

by: MSN

Massive Underwater Volcano Shows Signs of Eruption After Unusual Swelling

An underwater volcano named The Axial Seamount has shown growing signs of activity, which could lead to a potential eruption this year. Located 470 kilometers from the coastline it has been extensively monitored - offering scientists a rare opportunity to study it in detail.

by: MSN

Meta's 'Babel Fish': Mark Zuckerberg announces a universal voice translator

The SEAMLESSM4T system, reported in Nature, aims to revolutionize global communication by imitating tone and voice, bridging linguistic barriers.

by: MSN

Best Minecraft Tech Mods

Minecraft is one of the most popular games, and with it comes a plethora of mods, like tech mods that go beyond just redstone.

by: MSN

Is Earth the only planet in the solar system with plate tectonics?

Plate tectonics give Earth its mountains, earthquakes, continental drift and maybe even helped give rise to life itself. But do other planets in the solar system have them too?

by: MSN

Oil and gas industry the backbone of nation's economic growth, says Sabah minister

The oil and gas sector is the backbone of the nation's economic growth, says Assistant Minister to the Chief Minister Datuk Ruslan Muharam. Read full story

by: MSN

Massive change to driving licences this year could impact 50,000,000 Britons

A major digital overhaul of UK driving licences is expected this year, bringing licences to a mobile app. The look of your driving licence could soon be very different after government plans to put them on smartphones were revealed.

by: MSN

'Trash-bot' generates electricity from plastic bottles

A group of high school students built a machine that uses plastic bottles to produce electricity. According to a Game Changer report in ''24 Oras'' on Friday, the ''trash-bot'' was developed by Grade 10 students John Apolinar,

by: MSN

BITSAT 2025 Registration Begins On January 21 At bitsadmission.com; Check Details Here

The registration date for BITSAT 2025 has been announced by the Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) in Pilani. Online applications are available at bitsadmission.com for those who wish to take the Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test.

by: MSN

BITSAT 2025 registration date announced at bitsadmission.com: Check details here

BITS Pilani has announced that BITSAT 2025 registration will begin on January 21, 2025, via bitsadmission.com. The official website confirms that details about the application process, eligibility, and key dates will be updated soon.

by: MSN

Govt launches MYStartup initiatives to empower start-ups beyond fintech with grants and mentoring, targets 5,000 registrations, says science minister

Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Chang Lih Kang said, as part of efforts to strengthen the innovation and start-up ecosystem, the government has rolled out a series of programmes aimed at empowering start-ups beyond the fintech space.

by: MSN

BITSAT 2025 registration date announced at bitsadmission.com, here's how to apply

Pilani has announced BITSAT 2025 registration date. Candidates who want to appear for Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test can apply online through the official website of BITS at bitsadmission.

Warning Signs That AI Foundational Research And AI Human Talent Could Be Slipping Through Academia's Fingers

A Stanford HAI seminar noted the industry-academia divide on AI that is woefully growing. Alarm bells ring. Here's the upshot and what can be done to right this ship.
The article by Lance Eliot, published on Forbes, discusses the potential decline in AI foundational research and the loss of AI human talent from academia. It highlights several warning signs including the shift of top AI researchers to industry due to better funding, resources, and fewer bureaucratic constraints. This migration is driven by the lucrative opportunities in tech companies, which not only offer higher salaries but also the chance to work on cutting-edge projects with immediate real-world applications. The article points out that universities are struggling to retain talent as they cannot match the financial incentives or provide the same level of computational resources. Furthermore, there's a noted decrease in academic publications and a pivot towards applied AI rather than fundamental research, which could stifle long-term innovation in AI. Eliot warns that this trend might lead to a future where foundational AI research is predominantly conducted outside academia, potentially affecting the diversity of research and the training of future AI experts.

Read the Full Forbes Article at:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/lanceeliot/2025/01/17/warning-signs-that-ai-foundational-research-and-ai-human-talent-could-be-slipping-through-academias-fingers/