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John Clauser warns against blind trust in AI and defends questioning in science
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Nobel Prize-winning physicist John Clauser, speaking in Dubai in early 2026, said science advances by challenging consensus and that AI should be used with caution.
Sterlitech sets 250,000 scientific-challenge goal for 2034 as it marks 25 years
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Sterlitech is marking its 25th anniversary with a target to help solve 250,000 scientific challenges by 2034, a goal that underscores the company’s push to expand its global filtration and laboratory business.
Jehan Idsassi builds STEM Up to expand girls’ access to science
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Jehan Idsassi, a University of Maryland student and founder of STEM Up, is turning her scientific training and personal experience with underrepresentation into a platform for girls in STEM. Her nonprofit now spans 16 team members, a University of…
Ishita Malhotra highlights data science, AI and technical education work
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Ishita Malhotra, a Dallas-based data science and analytics professional, is being featured for work spanning machine learning, automation, teaching and mentorship.
Dan Shechtman says science and technology need different timelines
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Nobel Prize-winning materials scientist Dan Shechtman says breakthrough research can happen quickly, but turning discoveries into usable products can take decades.
Nobel laureates and AI leaders to gather in Singapore for science summit
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Nobel laureates, university professors and AI leaders will meet in Singapore on 5-6 October 2026 for the Nobel Heroes & AI4SCI Summit, a public forum focused on how AI could reshape scientific research and discovery.
Stand Up for Science to host Climate Week panel on science, democracy and climate
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Stand Up for Science will hold a public panel Wednesday in Midtown as part of New York Climate Week 2026, bringing together climate, policy and science leaders to discuss how democratic decision-making and scientific urgency collide.
Litewater Scientific relaunches deupletion.org with AI research assistant
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Litewater Scientific has relaunched deupletion.org as a free public library on deuterium and human health, pairing decades of source material with an AI research assistant.
Stand Up for Science warns of Trump-Vought plan for NIH grant control
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Stand Up for Science says reports of a White House plan to give an outside committee veto power over the NIH’s $48 billion grant budget would let President Trump and Russell Vought override peer review and reshape federal science funding.
Woven Health Collective Wins Inaugural MM+M Award for GenAI Campaign
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Woven Health Collective won the 2026 MM+M award for Use of Generative AI and Synthetic Media for its “Imagination Through Science” campaign.
Stand Up For Science takes academic-freedom push to France
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Stand Up for Science founder and CEO Dr. Colette Delawalla met with French lawmakers and spoke at Sciences Po in Paris this week as France moves to enshrine academic freedom in law. The visit adds to a broader transatlantic campaign to defend…
Stand Up for Science launches part four of Traces Thursday on cancer immunotherapy
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Stand Up for Science released the fourth installment of its Traces Thursday series on Sept. 17, 2026, focusing on the decades of basic research that led to cancer immunotherapy.
Stand Up for Science panel to examine science, democracy and climate at Climate Week
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Stand Up for Science will host a public panel in Midtown on Sept. 23 during New York Climate Week 2026. The event will bring together climate scientists and science advocates to discuss why democratic decision-making and scientific urgency are…
Stand Up for Science launches Super PAC for 2026 midterms
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Stand Up for Science has launched Science Victory Fund, an independent expenditure-only political action committee aimed at backing pro-science candidates and policy in select congressional races.
Cynthia Malone wins Oxford DPhil spot to reframe conservation science
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New York conservation scientist Cynthia Malone has been accepted to Oxford to study riverine ecosystems in Guyana through a project centered on Black and Indigenous knowledge.
PumasAI to showcase AI pharmacometrics program at ACoP 2026
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PumasAI will bring a full-day AI-in-pharmacometrics workshop, four scientific posters and Booth #5 to the American Conference on Pharmacometrics in Maryland Oct. 11-14, 2026. The company is using the conference to push its case that AI and…
MAPS sets Boston symposium on AI and ethics in Medical Affairs
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The Medical Affairs Professional Society will host a one-day technology and innovation symposium in Boston on Oct. 15, bringing pharma, biotech and MedTech leaders together to discuss AI, digital health and data science.
The Chimney Scientists launches free chimney repair program for Philadelphia homeowners
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The Chimney Scientists is funding free chimney inspections, maintenance and repairs for qualifying Philadelphia homeowners who cannot afford safety fixes.
Breathe Easy Baby urges science-based crib mattress testing
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Detroit infant sleep company Breathe Easy Baby is urging parents and regulators to demand measurable safety evidence for crib mattresses, including testing for CO2 rebreathing and airflow resistance.
Opto-Electronic Science reviews how AI and metasurfaces reinforce each other
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A new Opto-Electronic Science review published Sept. 14, 2026 examines how artificial intelligence and metasurfaces are converging to enable smarter nanophotonics and optical computing.
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