Explore

TrendlineTrendline
KLA Corporation Seeks Associate Test Engineer in Milpitas, California

KLA Corporation Seeks Associate Test Engineer in Milpitas, California

KLA Corporation Seeks Associate Test Engineer in Milpitas, California
The Columbus DispatchThe Columbus Dispatch
BioMedizone opens doors to science for underserved students

BioMedizone opens doors to science for underserved students

Anvi Palav founded BioMedizone at 15 to bring biomedical research access to students in underserved communities.
Rapid ReadRapid Read
UCLA Secures $75 Million in NSF Grants for Quantum Technology Research

UCLA Secures $75 Million in NSF Grants for Quantum Technology Research

The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has been awarded two grants totaling $75 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to advance quantum technology research. Each grant, valued at $37.5 million over five years, will support two quantum computing institutes: Fault-Tolerant Quantum Systems, Architectures and Applications (FTQSAA) and the Challenge Institute for Quantum Computation (CIQC). These institutes aim to develop quantum technologies that operate faster than traditional digital devices. UCLA's involvement in two out of eight Quantum Leap Challenge Institutes in the second round solidifies its position as a leading institution in the field of quantum computing. The funding will also enable the quantum computation institute to employ more postdoctoral researchers, doctoral students, and undergraduate students interested in quantum computing, according to Jens Palsberg, a professor of computer science and co-principal investigator of CIQC. This federal funding is considered crucial...
TrendlineTrendline
Sequoia Capital Maintains Unmatched Track Record in B2B Software Investments

Sequoia Capital Maintains Unmatched Track Record in B2B Software Investments

Sequoia Capital Maintains Unmatched Track Record in B2B Software Investments
Rapid ReadRapid Read
Senators Hickenlooper and McCormick Launch Bipartisan Science and Innovation Caucus

Senators Hickenlooper and McCormick Launch Bipartisan Science and Innovation Caucus

U.S. Senators John Hickenlooper (D-CO) and Dave McCormick (R-PA) have officially launched the U.S. Senate Bipartisan Science and Innovation Caucus. The caucus aims to highlight and elevate American scientific research and its application to promote innovation. A kickoff event was held at the U.S. Capitol, bringing together scientists, researchers, and legislative staff. Senator Hickenlooper emphasized the importance of U.S. investments in science for economic growth and entrepreneurship, stating that the nation has historically led the world in scientific knowledge and economic expansion. Senator McCormick highlighted Pennsylvania's strong research and innovation ecosystem, noting its contribution to job creation, economic strengthening, and national security. The caucus plans to collaborate with industry leaders and the research community to develop policies that ensure U.S. leadership in science and technology. They will host briefings, roundtables, and discussions to foster new legislation aimed at boos...
TrendlineTrendline
WeAreDevelopers World Congress Debuts in North America, Focusing on AI Software Production

WeAreDevelopers World Congress Debuts in North America, Focusing on AI Software Production

WeAreDevelopers World Congress Debuts in North America, Focusing on AI Software Production
TrendlineTrendline
Red Hat and IBM Launch Lightwell Initiative to Scale AI Vulnerability Patching in Open Source Software

Red Hat and IBM Launch Lightwell Initiative to Scale AI Vulnerability Patching in Open Source Software

Red Hat and IBM Launch Lightwell Initiative to Scale AI Vulnerability Patching in Open Source Software
Rapid ReadRapid Read
Congressman Dave Min Honors First Marine Corps Brigadier General of Mexican Descent

Congressman Dave Min Honors First Marine Corps Brigadier General of Mexican Descent

Congressman Dave Min recently honored retired Brig. Gen. Mike Aguilar during Hispanic Heritage Month. Aguilar is recognized as the first American of Mexican descent to achieve the rank of brigadier general in Marine Corps history, a milestone he reached over 25 years ago. Aguilar, a 76-year-old Los Angeles native, expressed gratitude for the recognition but emphasized that his achievement highlights the opportunities available in the United States for anyone with a dream, regardless of their background. He served in the military as a pilot and continued his service beyond retirement by leading efforts to establish a museum dedicated to Marine Corps aviation as president of the Flying Leatherneck Historical Foundation. Aguilar's father, a World War II veteran, had encouraged him to aim for the rank of major, a goal Aguilar surpassed significantly.
TrendlineTrendline
Foodservice Women’s Alliance Honors Eight Women with Inaugural Shift Awards

Foodservice Women’s Alliance Honors Eight Women with Inaugural Shift Awards

Foodservice Women’s Alliance Honors Eight Women with Inaugural Shift Awards
TrendlineTrendline
Model Beauty Lines Drive Inclusivity and Authenticity in Fashion Industry

Model Beauty Lines Drive Inclusivity and Authenticity in Fashion Industry

Model Beauty Lines Drive Inclusivity and Authenticity in Fashion Industry
TrendlineTrendline
St. Louis Fed Research Links Strong Productivity Growth to Lower Producer Price Inflation in U.S. Industries

St. Louis Fed Research Links Strong Productivity Growth to Lower Producer Price Inflation in U.S. Industries

St. Louis Fed Research Links Strong Productivity Growth to Lower Producer Price Inflation in U.S. Industries
Rapid ReadRapid Read
City of Stamford Issues RFP for Stamford High School Auditorium Renovation

City of Stamford Issues RFP for Stamford High School Auditorium Renovation

The City of Stamford, Connecticut, has released a Request for Proposal (RFP) for Architectural and Engineering Services. This RFP, identified as 2027.0111, seeks qualified firms to undertake the renovation of the Stamford High School Auditorium Theatre and its associated rigging systems. The primary objective of this project is to enhance both the functional capabilities and the aesthetic appeal of the auditorium. Interested vendors are encouraged to contact Kristopher Bottoni at kbottoni@stamfordct.gov or by phone at 203-977-4108 for further details and information regarding the proposal submission process. The deadline for submitting proposals for this significant renovation project is set for October 22, 2026. This initiative reflects the city's commitment to maintaining and upgrading its public facilities to better serve the community.