Thirty-Two Students and Staff Put on Antibiotics After Dangerous Bacterial Exposure in University Lab
A college lab class ended in a public health response after 32 people were exposed to Brucella, a potentially deadly bacterium.
A college lab class ended in a public health response after 32 people were exposed to Brucella, a potentially deadly bacterium.
Online IT education promises accessible skill-building, but structural gaps in curriculum and support are leaving learners behind.
France recorded its first-ever pyrocumulonimbus cloud as unprecedented wildfires scorched the country, marking a dangerous climate threshold.
SpaceX’s 13th Starship test ended with a successful splashdown, and the company says a mechazilla tower catch is next.
The Colossus, the vacuum-tube machine that cracked Nazi codes in WWII, has been designated an IEEE Milestone in Electrical Engineering.
Qualcomm plans to raise chip prices significantly, a move that could ripple across smartphones, laptops, and automotive hardware worldwide.
IEEE honors outgoing 2022 President K.J. Ray Liu with a major award recognizing his technical and organizational leadership.
From a sea-based Iron Dome to AI-driven targeting systems, Israeli defense tech is translating battlefield lessons into export deals.
Greece approves a $4B air defense package including David’s Sling, Barak MX, and drone systems in one of Europe’s largest defense tech deals.
Israeli biotech Compugen heads to BTIG’s 2026 Biotechnology Conference to present its AI-driven cancer immunotherapy pipeline to investors.