SCROLL NEWS / DISCOVERY
Search headlines
Find the stories shaping the conversation.
Results for " Sc " 92,083 found 🔀 AI-powered Shuffle
Business leaders push ‘smart growth’ after Ohio voters reject data center measures
Business leaders in Northeast Ohio are trying to shift public opinion on data centers after voters in 18 Ohio municipalities overwhelmingly moved to curb or ban the facilities.
Business leaders push ‘smart growth’ after Ohio voters reject data center measures
Business leaders in Northeast Ohio are trying to shift public opinion on data centers after voters in 18 Ohio municipalities overwhelmingly moved to curb or ban the facilities.
Nvidia's Stock Is Swinging on Its CEO's Private Life. That's a Warning for Every Founder-Led Business
Nvidia's recent turmoil exposes the danger of founder dependency. Discover why your business needs a bench before disaster strikes.
Why Is Medical Research More Challenging Than We Think? - Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation
Why Is Medical Research More Challenging Than We Think? - Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation / cancer, medical science, OncoDaily, Oncology, Ovarian Cancer
Columbia College Psychology students visit behavioral health crisis center
Students gained a firsthand look at behavioral health services and career opportunities during a visit to Centerstone Behavioral Health Crisis Center.
Georgetown Graduates Rank No. 1 in Earnings in Psychology, Health and Other Fields
Georgetown graduates who received federal aid outearned their peers in these undergraduate majors four years after graduating.
Drawing on a deep heritage, Yale scholars explore the health benefits of olive oil
Drawing on childhood connections to the olive groves of Greece and Cyprus, Yale’s Tassos Kyriakides and Vasilis Vasiliou are at the forefront of research into the health benefits of olive oil.
Scientists claim the universe is twice as old as believed
The universe could be 26.7 billion years old, almost twice as old as scientists generally believe, according to a researcher at the University of Ottawa (uOttawa) who says his model also works without...
Europe seeks role in Ukraine peace talks
More than 40 leaders met in Dublin, stressing that Ukraine and Europe must be included in any peace talks with Russia while discussing broader security threats across the continent.
Wilson and Miller score as Scotland U21s thump Ukraine
James Wilson scores a double and Lennon Miller also finds the net as Scotland Under-21s ease to a 4-0 win in the first of two friendlies against Ukraine in Spain.
UK launches coffee science certificate, blending agriculture, business and global culture
University of Kentucky launches a 12-credit coffee science certificate for spring 2027, combining agriculture, global trade, brewing and sustainability.
Nominations open for Black women in business honors
The LookOut NWLA Honors Awards will recognize Black women in Northwest Louisiana for their leadership and community contributions during an inaugural ceremony scheduled for March 2027.
'Far more than beautiful pictures': Euclid space telescope images 900 million galaxies on its quest to make the largest 3D map of the universe
The powerful Euclid space telescope is making the largest-ever 3D map of the cosmos, and ESA has just shared the first enormous piece of it.
Study explores leveraging dental hygienists to expand access to oral health care
Dental hygienists play a critical role in delivering preventive oral health care, helping patients maintain good oral health and preventing more serious and costly dental problems. Yet in many states, ...
Area high school students attend annual NCMC Nursing & Health Science Day
SAVANNAH, Mo - North Central Missouri College's Savannah campus recently hosted the 11th Annual Nursing & Health Science Day.
Things to do in Alexandria this weekend: Nov. 13-15
A Spirit semifinal, Bright Nights’ final opening night, free shredding, Scouting for Food, the Film Festival, and Titans football and flag football.
Bald eagles Shadow and Kaydee take on a ‘nestoration’ project
The potential mates were spotted rearranging sticks and inspecting the nest’s structure.
Fighting for rural communities
Rural communities face significant barriers to adequate health care. That’s why USC is bringing major players to the fight for better rural health through innovative programs in medicine, nursing, pharmacy, behavioral health and more. For National Rural Health Month, we’ve gathered a few highlights of the work being done by the USC community.
Five Cornell Summits to Explore AI and Data Science
AI and Data Science are opening new areas for scientific breakthroughs that have been out of reach in the past, and they are also creating pressing
Phil and Mary Beth Canfield Give $10 Million To Support the Future of Healthcare at UT Dell Medicine
With the latest advances in medicine and technology, the Canfields “can’t think of a better time” to help shape what comes next
UEFA fine Roma over fan clashes during Man United trip
Roma have received a €20,000 fine from UEFA’s disciplinary body and a potential partial restriction on away ticket allocations for one of their upcoming European fixtures.UEFA sanctioned Roma afte...
Kiggans Champions Major Expansion of Veterans’ Benefits with House Passage of the “Take Care of America’s Veterans Act”
Package includes Kiggans legislation to strengthen representation for aging veterans WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congresswoman Jen Kiggans (VA-02), a member of...
Pioneering researcher at UPenn transformed scientists' understanding of brain diseases
November is National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month, and in this week's Art of Aging, we meet a pioneering researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, a woman whose work has transformed scientists' understanding of diseases of the brain.
Kenny Loggins, Bucky Heard highlight Sunday's gameday entertainment
Grammy Award-winning artist Kenny Loggins will take the stage at halftime while Bucky Heard performs the National Anthem.
Scaling AI value without losing control: Lessons from Frontier Firms
Results are widespread. Value at scale is not, and that gap is what this year’s research from IDC, commissioned by Microsoft, set out to explain. In our fourth year commissioning IDC, more than 5,200 senior IT and business leaders across 28 industries shared what it takes to maximize value as AI scales. The clearest lessons...
Whoop just launched a social network
Whoop is launching a social network that lets members share their sleep, recovery and workout data, but the bigger bet is on becoming more of a personal health brand, with CEO Will Ahmed hinting at acquisitions to come.
The brain’s fear center moonlights as the save button for memories
What determines which moments are remembered? The amygdala, typically associated with regulating fear and aggression, may play a major role
Scientists Developed a Plant-Based Alternative to The Plastic Inside Your Coffee Cup
Potentially healthier for both the environment and ourselves.
Seattle scientists help unveil ‘landmark’ findings on human brain
Over 200 scientists, including at the Allen Institute in Seattle, have unveiled the most detailed map yet of a key region in the human brain.
AI is disrupting math. Is science next?
Mathematicians will remember 2026 as the year AI changed everything about their field. Scientists may be next in line for disruption
MSQ Sport + Entertainment Welcomes Michael Goon as Executive Vice President
Most recently, Michael was vice president of marketing at Cirkul
Entertainment this week: Lantern Walk, Tahoe XC Ski swap and more
Friday, November 13 The Cut – Block Print Holiday Cards – Tahoe Gifting Company, The Cut – 868 Tahoe Blvd, Ste. 8. Description Design, carve & print winter-inspired holiday cards – lan Blackhall Scott For...
CoreWeave Moves Beyond GPUs with New Database Service
It’s been quite a week for CoreWeave. The AI infrastructure company’s shares surged nearly 25% on Wednesday after it reported strong quarterly earnings. The company is also making a move beyond the GPU business that brought it into the spotlight. CoreWeave has now launched a managed PostgreSQL database service. With the new CoreWeave Database, customers […]
How much you're paying to skip streaming ads
Floodlight reports that switching to ad-supported streaming plans can save viewers up to $240 annually, but may sacrifice features and uninterrupted viewing.
The Science of Mapping Vineyard Soils
Electrical conductivity maps can reveal striking differences beneath seemingly uniform vineyards, but understanding what those differences mean is far more complicated…
Dr. Stefan Schwehr: “It Sounds Like Magic, but It Is Science”
An interview with Dr. Stefan Schwehr, the owner and CEO of Audionet Introduction The perfect amp sounds like nothing. That’s what Dr. Schwehr told me the first time we spoke, and that sentence has stayed with me ever since, forming the basis of my review of the Audionet AMP Signature Line monoblock earlier this year. I …
Lower attendance and budget gap prompt more cuts at the Science Museum
More than a year after cutting positions, the Science Museum of Minnesota is trimming jobs again to close a $4.64 million gap amid lower attendance.
Lockout Hindering Dodgers From Trading Teoscar Hernández, Making Josue De Paula Starter
The Los Angeles Dodgers have to create a path for Josue De Paula to play
Towering new shuttle exhibit launches for public at California Science Center on Friday
About 30 astronauts are expected to attend, including all six crew members from Endeavour’s final mission, STS-134, which was commanded by now-Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Arizona.
Collagen powders, creams and bone broth: what the science says about their benefits
Collagen is being added to everything from coffee to skincare. A scientist explains what happens when it enters your body and whether it really works.
GW professor, local healthcare leader discuss immigration policies’ impact on health care access
Milken Institute School of Public Health Professor Leighton Ku and local community leader Nancy Ban discussed how federal immigration policies have affected immigrant families’ access to health care and how community organizations are working to connect them with services.
McAdoo-Kelayres students learn about science through magic
On Nov. 4, McAdoo-Kelayres Elementary Middle School welcomed approximately 100 parents/guardians to the parent engagement activity “Is it Magic or Science?” by Joe Romano, held for students in third to sixth grades. This event is organized …
Yankees President Randy Levine pushes college sports bill, discusses MLB labor negotiations
Yankees President Randy Levine discusses the Protect College Sports Act, and the state of MLB's labor negotiations.
Louisiana Innovates 2026 Panel Discussion & Honoree Recognition
Join us for the 2026 Louisiana Innovates panel, presented by Ochsner Health, as we highlight innovation and the future of business and industry across our state.
Ella Emhoff Has Her Curl Routine Down to a Science
The model shares the products, tools, and tricks behind her perfectly imperfect curls—including one slightly controversial finishing touch.
Dr. Jessi Gold’s Work to Advance Mental Health Conversations in Medicine Receives National Award
Jessi Gold, MD, wants to make talking about mental health so ordinary it becomes almost boring.
Bill Emerson leaves Rocket board as he takes role with new RenCen nonprofit
The executive's tenure with the mortgage company stretches back three decades.
Nintendo Reveals Its Black Friday Sale Plans, With Its Own Games Getting Rare $20 Discounts
Donkey Kong Bananza and Metroid Prime 4 will be be lots cheaper via retailers
Students creating documentaries with scientists deepens STEM belonging and public trust in science
This article by Dena K. Seidel, Rutgers University, first appeared in The Conversation, republished with permission.
LIVE: RFK Jr., Collins discuss veterans’ mental health
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins are set to hold a joint press conference Thursday focused on veterans’ mental health. The event…
MD healthcare panel endorses tax extension, prescription drug policy change
A healthcare coverage watchdog group is urging Maryland lawmakers to free up funding to meet a “desperate need” for revenue to help keep people insured.
The 10 Best Gifts for Health and Fitness Nuts
Breaking news and analysis from time.com. Politics, world news, photos, video, tech reviews, health, science, and entertainment news.
Veteran’s Day celebration at A Time for Science highlights new Patriot Grove
Veteran’s Day celebration at A Time for Science highlights new Patriot Grove
Jackson Walker Attorneys Provide Insight on Texas Judicial Election Results and the Future of the Business Court
Following the November 3 midterm election, in which Democrats won all ten statewide judicial races on the Texas ballot (four seats on the Supreme Court of Texas, three on the Court of Criminal Appeals, and all three seats on the new Fifteenth Court of Appeals, which hears appeals from the Texas Business Court), leading legal publications sought out Jackson Walker attorneys to explain what the results mean for Texas courts, businesses, and dealmakers.
Robin Williams teases Dustin Hoffman about Oscar win in never-before-seen clip from ‘Hook’: ‘Give me a break!’
Robin Williams cracks up the ‘Hook’ crew by riffing on his own lack of Oscars compared to costar Dustin Hoffman in a new, never-before-seen behind-the-scenes clip from the Steven Spielberg classic.
Mariners News: Cam Schlittler, Jacob Misiorowski, and Brad Ausmus
A pair of end-of-season awards are handed out. Plus, rumors swirl about the Mariners and the free agent outfield market.
Scientists Catch a Rare Glimpse of a Fish With a See-Through Head
A barreleye’s peepers watch from inside its head
Verite News reporters win international science journalism award for playground lead investigation
Verite News reporters Tristan Baurick and Halle Parker won an international science journalism award for an investigation that exposed widespread lead contamination in New Orleans parks.
Do youth sports demand too much of families?
Youth sports are booming and parents are signing kids up for expensive soccer, basketball and other sports programs at younger ages. Coming up at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, MPR News host Angela Davis talks about who wins and who loses in the race to create young athletes.
Thursday Morning Links
Morning, all! The Rangers have hired Tommy Joseph as a hitting instructor, who previously played two seasons with the Phillies and had coaching stints with the Mariners and Orioles. Joseph has received positive reviews from players that have played under him, and is the first Ranger hitting coach who played during the Statcast era. Scott […]
Intergalactic is ‘in the last stage of production’ where it’s playable and being refined, Neil Druckmann says
Naughty Dog has promised a full reveal next year…
Dan Hicks, longtime NBC sportscaster, dies at 64
Hicks got his start on TV with CNN in 1989 before joining NBC Sports, where he had worked since 1992.
Resident Evil Requiem wins four Golden Joystick Awards, including Ultimate and Console GOTY
Capcom receives seven awards in total, including Studio of the Year
PROYA Debuts at Ulta Beauty, Bringing Science-Driven Prestige Skincare to U.S.
PROYA, a leading Chinese beauty brand, best known for its science-driven skincare products, kicks off its phased retail expansion, bringing the brand's innovative formulations, active ingredients and accessible, performance-oriented skincare to 400 Ulta Beauty stores nationwide, alongside full availability at Ulta.com. The rollout brings a curated lineup of 16 targeted bestselling products from their celebrated Advanced Firming and Original Repair collections, including serums, creams, emulsions
Designing Big Science Facilities with Embedded Sustainability Balances Multidecade Societal Value
Embedding comprehensive sustainability frameworks into the earliest design and governance stages of Big Science facilities enables long-term research missions to balance public expenditures with lasting environmental, social, and economic value.
A 4.5 billion year old meteorite crashed into her home. She gave it to the Houston Museum of Natural Science
The sonic boom and streak of light from the meteorite earlier this year made many Houstonians look to the sky. Now, that meteorite is on display for free at the museum for Houstonians to see a part of Space City history.
Why Does Anything Feel Like Something?
Smell a rose and something happens that no brain scan can show you: it smells like something.
UAMS, University of Arkansas Rich Mountain Sign Agreement to Open Healthcare Education Pathways
FAYETTEVILLE — The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and the University of Arkansas Rich Mountain (UA Rich Mountain) have signed a formal Memorandum of Agreement that gives UA Rich Mountain students a clearer, faster path into UAMS health professions and nursing programs. The agreement covers six UAMS programs…
AI, Mathematics, and the Future of Science
How do Rick Rosner and Scott Douglas Jacobsen assess AI’s potential to advance mathematics and science beyond human understanding?
Free Play Days features four free Xbox games this weekend
We've discovered this weekend's Free Play Days games, which include Hypnospace Outlaw, Sumerian Six, and two more Xbox games.
Minister Anand Speaks at Oxford University
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand participates in a discussion at the University of Oxford during her visit to the United Kingdom. The discussion is hosted by Emily Jones, professor of practice in public policy at the Blavatnik School of Government. (no interpretation)
Colorado Health Foundation’s private markets hire pairs quant discipline with an eye for overlooked niches
Cecelia Chen joins the Colorado Health Foundation, bringing experience finding niche private markets opportunities and evaluating managers.
California Science Center to Celebrate New Space Center
The California Science Center will open its new Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center to the public Friday, featuring space shuttle Endeavour displayed in a nearly 200-foot-tall launch configuration. A grand opening program will begin at 8:30 a.m. Friday, followed by a 10 a.m. ribbon-cutting and public opening at the Science Center, 700 Exposition Park […]
California Science Center to Celebrate Opening of New Space Center
The California Science Center will open its new Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center to the public Friday, featuring space shuttle Endeavour displayed in a nearly 200-foot-tall launch configuration. A grand opening program will begin at 8:30 a.m. Friday, followed by a 10 a.m. ribbon-cutting and public opening at the Science Center, 700 Exposition Park […]
Computer Science Students Prove They’re up to Code
Six computer science students competed Sunday against hundreds of top institutions in the International Collegiate Programming Contest.
Shannon Schaul Named Chief Sales Officer at Vālenz Health®
Vālenz Health® named Shannon Schaul as Chief Sales Officer, reflecting the company's ongoing commitment to connecting stakeholders across the healthcare ecosystem with innovative solutions to meet today's most pressing challenges.
Health roundup, wellness visits, birth control day and DOT exams
Health Departments, First Choice offer Medicare wellness visits Many may not realize that in order to help maintain personal wellness; Medicare covers an Annual Wellness Visit for patients. What is an Annual Wellness Visit and what does it include for the participant? During an annual wellness visit, their First Choice Healthcare staff will discuss your… Continue reading Health roundup, wellness visits, birth control day and DOT exams
F1 valuations have teams winning on and off the track
Sportico announced F1 valuations for 2026. Mark Schofield breaks down what it means for the growth of the sports.
Frankie Muniz Shares Health Update After Frightening Daytona Crash
Frankie Muniz was hospitalized following a crash during practice for a charity event at Daytona. The NASCAR driver has since shared an encouraging health update.
For This Sports Communicator, Her Georgetown Career Is Built on Passion and People
Diana Pulupa (G’10) has become a fixture in Georgetown athletics. Get to know how she navigates the grind of sports media, her favorite memories with the Hoyas and why she calls Georgetown home.
I reviewed the Apple HomeView, ask me anything
Verge subscribers can get answers to their burning questions about Apple’s first smart display.
Milwaukee Public Safety and Health Committee reviews food truck rules
Food trucks are back on the agenda for the Public Safety and Health Committee in Milwaukee. A new proposal looked to expand the city's authority to discipline food truck operators.
Thursday Dots: Football School
Well, that is that and this is thisYou tell me what you want and I’ll tell you what you getYou get Dots
A 4.5 billion year old meteorite crashed into her home. She gave it to the Houston Museum of Natural Science
The sonic boom and streak of light from the meteorite earlier this year made many Houstonians look to the sky. Now, that meteorite is on display for free at the museum for Houstonians to see a part of Space City history.
Google and Samsung’s Android XR Smart Glasses Are Finally Here
The Warby Parker and Gentle Monster frames cost $395 and $449, respectively, and come in a handful of styles.
Europe’s Hera mission is ready to double down on asteroid science
Europe’s Hera spacecraft is just beginning its exploration of the binary asteroid Didymos in a mission that’s tantalizing scientists on two fronts.
Leading Health Policy Experts Across the Political Spectrum View Aging Policy as a National Priority, Suggest Areas of Focus
These principles are informed by a survey and roundtable discussion in 2026 with the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Future of Health Advisory Board. They build on a range of perspectives and do not reflect consensus reached among members. America is experiencing a dramatic demographic shift, driven by the aging of the baby boomer generation, longer life … Continued
Healthmaxxing starts with a good foundation
"Healthmaxxing" describes sometimes extreme measures to optimize physical and mental health. A primary care provider shares pros and cons.
Welty moving its headquarters to downtown Akron’s historic Old Post Office building
The company says 130 corporate staffers will work from its new home.
Midterm election results for judicial races with Native candidates
Native candidates for judgeships across the country fared well with 10 victories
Leading Health Policy Experts Across the Political Spectrum View Aging Policy as a National Priority, Suggest Areas of Focus
These principles are informed by a survey and roundtable discussion in 2026 with the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Future of Health Advisory Board. They build on a range of perspectives and do not reflect consensus reached among members. America is experiencing a dramatic demographic shift, driven by the aging of the baby boomer generation, longer life … Continued
UNC Asheville receives $1.1 million federal grant for new School of Business
UNC Asheville announced it received a $1.1 million federal grant to support its newly announced School of Business.
"There is a noticeable desire for Thailand to once again bid to host the world’s largest student sports event"
FISU President Leonz Eder met with the Thai Sports Minister and leaders of university sports while attending the Bangkok 2026 FISU World University Championship Golf. During the 2026 FISU World University Championship Golf in Bangkok, Thai Sports Minister, H.E. Surasak Phancharoenworakul, invited the FISU President to a discussion about the development of university sports worldwide […]
Can one intense workout per week keep you healthy? Here's the science.
Packing all your exercise into one gym session can still shrink belly fat. But there’s a catch.
Jensen Huang out as Nvidia CEO after affair scandal
Jensen Huang is leaving his role as Nvidia CEO after an internal investigation, as well as alleged affairs with Alice Huang and Kimberly Powell.
Satellite Tracking and Citizen Science Reveal Divergent Migration Patterns in Eastern Buzzards
A comparative study shows citizen science complements satellite tracking of migrating Eastern Buzzards but exhibits narrower latitudinal coverage, midday timing discrepancies, and pronounced observer sampling biases.
Despite intense Islamophobia, Abdul El-Sayed and dozens of other Muslims elected representatives are breaking down barriers
Three political scientists found that visible Muslim representation can make public institutions seem fairer and encourage Muslim Americans to participate in politics.
Alliance Entertainment Q1 revenue rises 10% on physical media and collectibles
OverviewOutlookResult DriversCompany press release:Key DetailsAnalyst CoverageReuters Recommended ReadsFor questions concerning the data in this report, contact Estimates.Support@lseg.com. For any other questions or feedback, contact reuters.support@thomsonreuters.com.(This story was created using…