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Texas teen publishes debut dark science-fantasy novel
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Sixteen-year-old Texas author Kaleb Kim has released his debut novel, Veins of Contrast, worldwide on Amazon in Kindle, paperback and hardcover.
Scientist Shea Elizabeth O’Connor recognized for work in consumer safety and research
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Shea Elizabeth O’Connor, a research scientist and microbiologist in Bloomfield, Colorado, is being highlighted for a career that spans healthcare, cancer research and ingredient testing.
Influential Women spotlights dog behavior consultant Polina Semenoff
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Influential Women features Polina Semenoff, a New Jersey dog trainer and behavior consultant who uses science-based methods to understand canine behavior instead of simply suppressing unwanted actions.
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.
Stand Up for Science spotlights Herceptin in latest Traces Thursday essay
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Stand Up for Science has published the third installment of its Traces Thursday Substack series, focusing on Herceptin and the decades-long path from basic antibody research to a breast cancer drug used by an estimated 2.7 million women.
Stand Up for Science launches higher-ed compact to counter Trump education push
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Stand Up for Science on Sept. 9 released “America’s Compact For Higher Education” in Washington as a rebuttal to the Education Department’s 2025 compact and follow-up letter to universities.
The Citizen Science Lab to host DreamFest 2026 in Pittsburgh's Hill District
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The Citizen Science Lab will bring DreamFest 2026 to its new MLK Center for Scientific Excellence on Sept. 12, offering free, family-friendly STEM activities for about 300 youth and families from Pittsburgh’s Hill District and nearby…
Stand Up for Science presses Congress to block NIH fund transfer to War Department
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Stand Up for Science is urging Congress to stop an interagency agreement that could move money from the National Institutes of Health to the Department of War over the next 10 years.
Scientific instruments market seen reaching $62.24 billion by 2030
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The scientific instruments market is projected to grow from $47.62 billion in 2026 to $62.24 billion by 2030, driven by rising research spending, smarter lab technologies and demand for precision tools.
i can BE Brand launches Fund the Campus campaign for career-discovery campus
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i can BE Brand has launched a commercial campaign to help build its planned Career Campus and expand a 100-book career series in California.
Bob Burgin book links brain science to AI
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Bob Burgin’s new book, released with Forbes Books on Sept. 8, 2026, argues that artificial intelligence grew out of principles first seen in the human brain.
Scientific interest grows around aloe arborescens
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AloeProductsCenter.com is highlighting growing research interest in aloe arborescens, a plant studied for possible immune, antioxidant and wellness benefits.
Wolf Conservation Center launches major campus overhaul in South Salem
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The Wolf Conservation Center has broken ground on a 32-acre campus transformation in South Salem, New York, with a new education center, amphitheater, animal care building and accessibility upgrades.
Cancer vaccine results put immigration pathways for scientists back in focus
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NPZ Law Group is using positive late-stage results for Moderna and Merck’s personalized mRNA melanoma vaccine to highlight how immigrant scientists helped build U.S. biotech.
StarDreaming explores a dream that shaped a 2-year relationship with science fiction author Damien Broderick
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Psychotherapist Dr. Maureen B. Roberts has published StarDreaming, a nonfiction account of a prophetic dream that preceded and foreshadowed her relationship with award-winning science fiction author Damien Broderick.
Astrix launches employee-led Purpose Lab for science outreach
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Astrix on September 3, 2026 launched The Purpose Lab, an employee-led initiative aimed at boosting laboratory capacity and STEM education through volunteering and pro-bono support.
OM Botanical urges science-first approach to microbiome skincare
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OM Botanical is pushing consumers and beauty brands to focus on skin barrier health, formulation science and clinical evidence as microbiome-friendly skincare gains traction.
Stand Up for Science hails pause on OMB grant rule overhaul
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Stand Up for Science says Congress’ new funding bill delays implementation of an OMB proposal to reshape federal grant-making rules until Dec. 11. The group is urging supporters to keep pressuring lawmakers to block the rule permanently.
Biohackers World launches longevity science academy
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Biohackers World has introduced Longevity Science Academy, a new online education platform for health optimization, biohacking and longevity training.
Areteworks spotlights Steven Liu’s 30 years of healthcare design experience
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Areteworks Product Design is highlighting co-founder Steven Liu’s three decades in medical device design as the company pushes UX/UI and human factors work for healthcare products.
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