• Wed, February 12, 2025

by: manilatimes

NextNav Names Renee Gregory as Vice President of Regulatory Affairs

"Renee's appointment as NextNav's Vice President of Regulatory Affairs will help the company deliver on its long-term mission to solve a pressing national security need," said NextNav Chief Executive Officer Mariam Sorond.

by: lse

LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman appointed Visiting Senior Fellow at LSE

The role will see Mr Hoffman interact with LSE students and faculty and participate in events including discussions and workshops during his visits to London.

by: Gizmodo

Russia Claims New Plasma-Based Engine Could Cut Mars Travel to Just 30 Days

Engineers developed an engine prototype which could reach unprecedented speeds, cutting down interplanetary travel time.

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Computer science has gone mainstream in US education, yet young women are still underrepresented in Massachusetts

ScholarshipInstitute.org analyzed Code.org's 2024 State of Computer Science Education report to look at computer science offerings in Massachusetts and why the gender gap persists.

by: HotHardware

Researchers Achieve Quantum Computing Breakthrough That Could Be Game-Changing

A group of Austrian scientists have made a significant advancement in the construction of quantum computers that could reduce costs considerably.

by: QNS

AM Nily Rozic secures funding to create new STEM lab at P.S. 173 in Fresh Meadows

Assembly Member Nily Rozic has announced a $480,000 state grant for P.S. 173 in Fresh Meadows to fund the creation of a state-of-the-art science lab.

by: Moneyweb

Is South Africa assisting Iran on the nuclear front?

Concern that Iran is developing nuclear weapons led to UN sanctions. South Africa supported Iran's position that it has the right to develop its nuclear capability for peaceful purposes, and in 2012, it was the only nation that actively opposed sanctions against Iran in the UN's Security Council.

by: NextBigFuture

UBER Killing Robotaxi Launching in 120 Days

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by: Yahoo

Trump administration declares 'most powerful' AI chips will be built in America

The U.S. Vice President spoke at the international Paris AI Summit in front of world leaders and laid down the Trump administration's plan for AI technology in the U.S.

by: MSN

Do women achieve success the same way men do? Science reveals the truth

The study, published in Acta Psychologica, highlights how men and women approach success differently, with men showing more passion and an easier time finding flow, whereas women exhibit greater drive.

by: MSN

EU ditches plans to regulate tech patents, AI liability, online privacy

The European Commission on Wednesday scrapped draft rules regulating technology patents, AI and consumer privacy on messaging apps, saying it did not expect them to receive the green light from EU lawmakers and countries.

by: NextBigFuture

8th Out of 34618 In Public Metaculus Predictions

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by: MSN

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Weeks after the asteroid's discovery, China's defense agency announced three key vacancies in its planetary defense initiative.

by: MSN

India, France sign key accord to build advanced modular nuclear reactors

by: MSN

Havas Media Network launches data and technology practice in Africa

Havas Media Network's consultancy dedicated to accelerating clients' understanding of customer data and improving return on investment through analytics and machine learning. Following recent launches in India,

by: MSN

Hong Kong's universities have to be open on reserves

Hong Kong public institutions are expected to be transparent about healthy piles of cash, particularly when the government is aiming to make savings A healthy fiscal reserve has proved to be essential as government revenues continue to be outstripped by expenditure in recent years.

by: MSN

Scientists record never-before-seen 'ice quakes' deep inside Greenland's frozen rivers

Quakes recorded for the first time inside Greenland's biggest frozen river, the Northeast Greenland Ice Stream, suggest this river and others switch between moving jerkily and flowing like honey.

by: MSN

Colliderfest science and arts extravaganza coming to Hull with exciting line-up

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by: MSN

7 Biggest Misconceptions About Climate Change Science

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by: MSN

China Sets Up 'Planetary Defense' Unit Over 2032 Asteroid Threat

YR4 has a small chance of hitting Earth in 2032, and China is preparing to deter it by mirroring a U.S. space test.

by: MSN

Prime Point Institute: Shaping Future-Ready Tech Professionals

Prime Point Institute in Pune is rapidly emerging as a hub for industry-ready talent, offering cutting-edge courses in Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Data Analytics, and Full Stack Development and that's just the beginning.
  • Thu, February 13, 2025

by: Malaysiakini

Mosti eyes 5k new jobs in aerospace industry with new law

Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Chang Lih Kang today said enforcement of the Malaysia Space Board Act 2022 effective Jan 1 this year is expected to create up to 5,000 high-value jobs in the aerospace industry by the year 2030.

by: Yahoo

How Tennessee could be the 'first mover' in a US nuclear revival with $92.6M from Gov. Lee

The proposed state budget includes $50 million for small modular reactors in Tennessee built "like they're the Model T Ford."

by: Nature

Are PhDs losing their lustre? Why fewer students are enrolling in doctoral degrees

High living costs paired with stagnant stipends are being blamed for a drop in PhD enrolments in several countries.

by: news10nbc

Google hub in Poland to develop AI use in energy and cybersecurity sectors

Google and Poland on Thursday signed a memorandum for developing the use of artificial intelligence in the country's energy, cybersecurity and other sectors.

by: TechSpot

Breakthrough brings fiber optics to quantum computing, improving efficiency and reducing heat generation

Quantum computers run at temperatures just a hair above absolute zero. And keeping them humming along at these temps requires massive, multi-million dollar cooling systems known

by: NextBigFuture

US Aircraft Carrier Collided With Merchant Ship Yesterday

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by: Forbes

What AI Professionals Want You To Think About DeepSeek

Is DOGE a cybersecurity crisis? Musk inserts himself into OpenAI's transition, Vance wants less international tech regulation.

by: Reuters

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by: Hoodline

Quantum Summer School at Purdue University Welcomes Future Pioneers for 2025 Session

Registration for the 2025 Quantum Summer School at Purdue University, organized by QSC and ORNL, is now open until Feb. 28.

by: manilatimes

Matinas BioPharma Announces Agreement for the Acquisition of Preferred Stock and Appointment of Dr. Robin L. Smith to the Board of Directors

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New partnership aims to train first responders & healthcare students in Centre County

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by: Forbes

Homeschoolers Thrive In MIT Summer Internship Program

The MIT Homeschool Internship Program for Science and Technology (HIP-SAT) is an eight-week, paid, on-campus summer internship for homeschoolers.

by: Forbes

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Latent Labs has raised $50 million of new funding as it commercialises its GenAI technology for designing new proteins for drug discovery and development

by: MSN

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by: MSN

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by: MSN

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Marine biologists at the University of California Santa Cruz have tagged thousands of northern elephant seals with smart sensors.

by: MSN

LSU Health Shreveport partners with Barksdale AFB to study stress effects of B-52 Airmen

A new cooperative research and development agreement between LSU Health Shreveport (LSUHS) and Air Force Global Strike Command (AFGSC) at Barksdale Air Force Base is studying the physical and cognitive stress experienced by B-52 aircraft.

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Nanoparticles successfully deliver genetic material to plants via roots

University of Queensland researchers have for the first time introduced genetic material into plants via their roots, opening a potential pathway for rapid crop improvement. The research is published in Nature Plants.

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Billions of years ago, the molecular building blocks of life emerged from a complex web of chemical and geological processes. This transformation laid the foundation for biological systems, culminating in the formation of DNA,

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by: MSN

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by: MSN

Musk and Trump's battle for space dominance ...Tech & Science Daily podcast

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Youngest man to walk on Moon went to St. Pete academy, works to inspire next generation

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by: MSN

Andhra Pradesh is planning 'Work From Home' in a big way, especially for women: CM Chandrababu Naidu

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Win a chance to see a SpaceX rocket launch thanks to Bethesda, creators of 'Starfield'

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NextNav Names Renee Gregory as Vice President of Regulatory Affairs

"Renee's appointment as NextNav's Vice President of Regulatory Affairs will help the company deliver on its long-term mission to solve a pressing national security need," said NextNav Chief Executive Officer Mariam Sorond.
NextNav, a leader in next-generation GPS technology, has appointed Renee Gregory as its new Vice President of Regulatory Affairs. Gregory brings extensive experience from her previous roles, including Senior Vice President of Spectrum Policy at CTIA, where she was instrumental in shaping spectrum policy and regulatory strategies. Her background also includes significant positions at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA). In her new role at NextNav, Gregory will focus on navigating the complex regulatory landscape to support the company's mission of enhancing geolocation and 3D positioning capabilities, ensuring compliance and advocating for policies that foster innovation in GPS technology.

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