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  Scientists Discover New Way To Block “Root Cause” of Diabetic Complications
A new experimental compound, RAGE406R, prevented heart, kidney, and tissue damage caused by diabetes by blocking a harmful interaction between two key proteins. Credit: Shutterstock The drug candidate shows promise in filling existing treatment...
    
  Merrimack community faces higher kidney cancer rates than state average, new research shows
Research shows that kidney cancer rates are higher in Merrimack residents than others in the Granite State. Here’s what you need to know. A recent study has shown that kidney cancer rates are higher in Merrimack residents than in those in the rest...
    
  Up-and-Coming Bank Technology: Separating Innovation from Hype
Whether you’re a community bank CEO, CTO or an employee who simply works with technology every day, you know that technology is changing so fast that it can be hard to keep up. To help get a handle on things, we spoke with ICBA experts, fintech...
    
  Brain health warning sign could be hiding in plain sight, say researchers
The acclaimed psychiatrist and brain disorder specialist explains how everyday choices — from diet and exercise to blood flow — can either protect or accelerate cognitive decline. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A new study from the...
    
  HIV Research Has Saved Millions of Lives Globally and Led to Innovative Advances in Multiple Diseases
Leaders in HIV research highlighted the critical role of that research has played in advancing HIV science over the past 40 years. In a commentary in Nature Medicine, they explained how U.S.-funded HIV research has increased scientific...
    
  Rise in hallucinations shows pitfalls of new AI technology
In brief Virginia judges and lawyers warn of “AI hallucinations” in legal briefs. Bar committees urge attorneys to double-check AI-generated citations. Experts say AI won’t replace lawyers. As the artificial intelligence age continues to blossom...
    
  Kuwait stresses global collaboration in energy and science
KUWAIT: Undersecretary of the Ministry of Oil, Sheikh Dr Nimer Fahd Al-Malik Al-Sabah, stressed on Monday the importance of consolidating joint global action in energy, scientific research, and advanced technologies to meet geopolitical and...
    
  Silly science: Not so silly after all
As a kid, one peculiar hobby I had was ant-watching. I spent countless hours in silence, observing their tireless venture for food. How did they carry things double their weight? How did they find their way back home? I did not realize it then,...
    
  Morning Mail: Free solar power plan, science prize for airborne disease researcher, mystery shipwreck discovery
Morning everyone. Households could begin receiving free solar power for a few hours each day, even if they don’t have panels installed, under a new federal government plan. Plus: Sussan Ley has no good choices in the net zero stoush, a Queensland...
UCF Space Week showcases its leadership in space research and innovation
The University of Central Florida (UCF) will host UCF Space Week from November 3 to 7, celebrating its leadership in space research and innovation. UCF, known as America’s Space University, plays a pivotal role in Florida’s space economy through...
    
  BCA: Scientists verify results of questioned breathalyzer tests
ST. PAUL — Breathalyzer test results previously called into question are accurate, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension announced Friday, Oct. 31. The BCA temporarily ordered law enforcement to stop using DataMaster breathalyzer tests in...
Analysts Grow Bullish on Core Scientific (CORZ) After Takeover Vote Fails
Core Scientific, Inc. (NASDAQ:CORZ) is one of the AI Stocks on the Market’s Radar. On October 30, Macquarie upgraded the stock to “Outperform” with a revised price target of $34.00. The firm upgraded the stock up post CoreWeave (CRWV) deal...
    
  New research reveals simple change cities can make to keep residents healthier: 'We found overwhelming evidence'
"This is the first time that diverse literature has been compiled to show the large potential." by Kristen CarrNovember 3, 2025 Research has shown that increasing biodiversity in cities can improve health in humans. Myla Aronson, a Rutgers...
    
  Gov. Ivey awards $4.7M to HudsonAlpha and universities for cutting-edge Alabama research
Gov. Ivey awards $4.7M to HudsonAlpha and Alabama universities to advance agriculture, biotech, and environmental innovation. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded $4.7 million in grants to support research tackling challenges for...
    
  CompoSecure, Husky Technologies Merge To Form $7.4B Biz
By Jade Martinez-Pogue ( November 3, 2025, 3:33 PM EST) -- Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison LLP-advised CompoSecure, which makes metal payment cards, on Monday unveiled plans to merge with Husky Technologies Ltd., led by Latham & Watkins LLP,...
    
  UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY AUTHOR FORUM PRESENTS: In collaboration with the Political Science Department: U.S. CONGRESSMAN JIM CLYBURN
In conversation with Dr. Sherri Wallace, Associate Dean and Professor, Department of Political Science, about Congressman Clyburn’s book, The First Eight: A Personal History of the Pioneering Black Congressmen Who Shaped a Nation November 24,...
    
  KU researcher’s new work focuses on ‘Indigenous fire sovereignty’
LAWRENCE — There is a conceptual thread connecting Australia and Arizona — the places about which University of Kansas researcher Melinda Adams wrote in two recent scholarly journal articles — and her new work with the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and...
Grace acquires Chevrons interest Advanced Refining Technologies
03-11-2025 W. R. Grace & Co, a leading global supplier of specialty chemicals and solutions that enable industries to enhance modern life, today announced it has acquired Chevron U.S.A. Inc's interest in Advanced Refining Technologies (ART or ART...
    
  In Greece, scientists use mussels to detect microplastics in the sea
In Greece, mussels have become natural "sensors" of sea purity – they help scientists record the increasing levels of microplastics, which imperceptibly accumulate even in the country's cleanest waters. This is stated in a Reuters article, writes...
    
  Scientists pinpoint the amount of daily steps which may slow the progression of Alzheimer's Disease
Hitting 5,000 steps per day could slow down the progression of Alzheimer's disease by years, promising research has suggested. US scientists, who tracked almost 300 adults, found those who met the step count, delayed cognitive decline by three...