May 2024

Voting rights experts find old ideas in new racial gerrymandering standard  Courthouse News Servicesource

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Article by Jamie Washington Photos by Evan Krape May 29, 2024 The saying “teamwork makes the dream work” was on full display at the University of Delaware’s second annual One Idea, One Slide Summit on May 17. An initiative of the Office of the Provost, the Summit is a collaborative forum for faculty and staff to

Suggestions or feedback? Previous image Next image The MIT Jameel World Education Lab has awarded $917,526 in Education Innovation Grants to support 14 research projects exploring a range of topics, including electrical engineering, extended reality, physical movement, and ecological sustainability. The grants will support researchers from 11 departments, labs, and centers across MIT.“Our Education Innovation

Processing….The U.S. Army seeks to deploy small modular nuclear reactors and microreactors to power several of its sites across the country and will soon issue a request for information for the program.The Army’s plan to use advanced reactors is part of the Biden administration’s overall efforts to tap nuclear technology to achieve its goal of

ISA Intercolombia is currently developing 28 power transmission projects in the Andean country, including 1,486km of power lines and 33 substations. BNamericas speaks to general manager Carlos Mario Caro about how the company is implementing new technologies and prioritizing efforts to accelerate the clean energy transition. Caro is a speaker at the Energyear event currently being held

Wearable technology is gaining traction and making the agriculture workplace safer.According to agriculture.com, devices that help monitor heat and noise levels in feed yards are gaining steam. While there are some privacy concerns, the technology can offer life-saving alerts but only if farmers listen to the warnings. They add employee-worn sensors can send data to

Jaguars Senior WriterJACKSONVILLE – Let’s get to it …Ben from Santa Rosa BeachI was surprised at the release of Zay Jones. Was it more salary cap considerations or last year’s injury?All of the above – and maybe a bit more. The Jaguars on Monday released wide receiver Zay Jones, a move that came four days

OHSU uses technology to combat mental health crisis  KOIN.comsource

New battery technology alerts parents if swallowed  KSNF/KODE – FourStatesHomepage.comsource