Computing technologies have the potential to create transformative change. At UCL Computer Science, we’ve drawn on the creativity of the sharpest young minds and the expertise of the field’s most ...

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Twenty-three Indiana County 4-H members have been honored with awards for their 2025 project books. Amanda Risinger, Nancy Trimble Kline, Connie Bruner, Carol Schurman and Mary Miller, members of the ...

MADISON, Wis. -- The Madison Reading Project is launching its annual Community Book Drive, running Nov. 10 through Dec. 10, to help ensure children across the region receive new books during the ...

But several major projects now underway could help push that emergency date back and keep the city’s faucets flowing. “The western well field is projected to come online in May 2026,” said Nick ...

Inside your body, an intricate communication network constantly monitors breathing, heart rate, digestion, and immune function — a hidden “sixth sense” called interoception. Now, Nobel laureate Ardem ...

Abstract: This article shares the author’s experience and views of the creation, development, and operation of software-as-a-service cyberinfrastructures in an academic laboratory. A journey of three ...

On a sunny day in the fall of 2024, I was surrounded by what’s best described as controlled chaos. After 30 minutes of reviewing the protocols for collecting and recording data about Pacific mole ...

Students in the Children’s and Young Adult Literature class (ENGLIT 320) invite the Boise State community to help them give books to children in need this fall. A book drive runs Oct. 8-12 on campus ...

AFTER THE second world war, Leo Szilard, a pioneering nuclear physicist who had worked on the Manhattan Project, decided to move into biology instead: life; not death. But there was a problem. As a ...