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Institute of LAG Research launches ad-free baby tracker Memori Baby
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Institute of LAG Research has released Memori Baby, a private baby-tracking and family album app now available on the App Store in English, Japanese and Spanish.
Ropedia launches academic partner program for Physical AI research
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Ropedia said it is opening access to its HOMIE Gen2 capture device for selected academic researchers and institutions as it expands its Physical AI data business.
California caregivers back Proposition 38 to fund immunology research
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Caregivers across California are backing Proposition 38, a ballot measure that would direct $8.4 billion to immunology research for cancer, Alzheimer’s, heart disease and other diseases.
Kulpa Foundation names Texas A&M neuroscience student its Future Leaders Scholarship winner
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The Kulpa Foundation has selected Texas A&M sophomore Sydney Martinez for its Future Leaders Scholarship, citing her academic achievement, leadership and work expanding access to mental health and neuroscience resources.
Round Rock educator Tina Steiner builds student pathways through experiential learning
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Influential Women is highlighting Round Rock educator and community advocate Tina Steiner for her work with students in alternative education, where hands-on learning, mentorship, and research shape her approach.
Florida State researcher explores human-AI collaboration and digital learning
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Subhasree Sengupta, an assistant professor at Florida State University, is studying how social media, online communities and generative AI can support learning, connection and professional growth.
L. Douglas Wilder urges Policy Pathways students to lead with service
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Former Virginia Gov. L. Douglas Wilder addressed students at the 2026 Policy Pathways Summer Academy at Virginia Commonwealth University, urging them to use public policy to strengthen democracy and their communities.
Wake Forest histology leader Tammy Sexton recognized for decades of research support
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Influential Women is spotlighting Tammy Sexton, a Wake Forest University School of Medicine histology specialist whose 42-year career has supported cancer and non-cancer research through tissue processing, staining, and lab leadership.
Upcycled Food Association sets global research symposium for Food Loss and Waste Day
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The Upcycled Food Association and its nonprofit foundation are using the U.N.’s International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste to showcase new research on upcycled food.
Chulalongkorn University’s Metaverse Lab-XR trains medical technology students in virtual lab skills
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A Chulalongkorn University lecturer has built Metaverse Lab-XR, a virtual lab that lets medical technology students practice diagnosis, teamwork, and lab procedures before working with real specimens.
Social media use tied to worse sleep and health perceptions in college students
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A George Mason University study found that heavier social media use among first-year students was linked to poorer sleep six months later and worse self-rated health after another six months.
Crestmont DBA candidates present AI research at Global AI Summit 2026
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Nine Crestmont University Doctor of Business Administration candidates presented applied AI research at the university’s Global AI Summit 2026 on Sept. 10, focusing on business problems in healthcare, logistics, software development, governance,…
KidShuttle targets fragmented student transportation market
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Nurture Hub Tech launched KidShuttle to help private transportation providers, childcare centers and schools manage routes, tracking, parent updates and billing in one system.
YES on Prop 38 launches ad campaign to back $8.4 billion research measure
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The YES on Proposition 38 campaign has launched its first TV ad in California, using a cancer survivor’s story to build support for a measure that would raise $8.4 billion for immunology research.
Holistic Kids pitch real food and mental health to 400-plus Metea Valley students
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The Holistic Kids brought an interactive nutrition and wellness presentation to Metea Valley High School in Aurora, Illinois, reaching more than 400 students this week.
APLMS, VSee launch Asia-Pacific longevity digital health network
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The Asia-Pacific Longevity Medicine Society and VSee are teaming up to build a cross-border digital health infrastructure for healthy longevity and active aging across the Asia-Pacific.
Support builds for California Prop 38 as federal research cuts hit clinical trials
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Patients, nurses, scientists and advocacy groups are backing California’s Proposition 38, a ballot measure that would direct $8.4 billion to immunology research as federal funding cuts threaten trials and new treatments.
Waseda University launches podcast episode on aging, AI and Japan's economy
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Waseda University released episode 2 of Season 3 of its English-language podcast on Sept. 24, 2026, focusing on how automation, inheritance and demographic change could shape Japan’s economic future.
UVM, GIOSTAR Mexico expand cancer cell therapy research in Mexicali
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Postgraduate students at Universidad del Valle de México’s Mexicali campus helped review 20 years of clinical evidence on Natural Killer cell therapy for solid tumors with GIOSTAR Mexico.
Mexico push into advanced cell therapy research gains momentum
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A Mexicali collaboration between GIOSTAR Mexico and Universidad del Valle de México put postgraduate students into a published study on NK cell therapy for solid tumors.
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