Arizona State University announced that two faculty members were named Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors. This article explains the NAI Fellows program, the selection criteria, the implications for university innovation ecosystems and broader economic impact, and situates the announcement within national trends in university commercialization.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said Türkiye will “move up to a higher league†in science and technology. This article reviews the public pledge in context, examines current indicators and programmes, and outlines the structural obstacles and policy levers that will determine whether Türkiye can substantially raise its standing in global science and technology metrics.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said Türkiye is positioning to “move up to a higher league in science and technology.†This article examines the claim, outlining the country’s recent progress, structural challenges, policy measures, and the data and institutional landscape shaping Türkiye’s innovation trajectory.
As Beijing stresses human capital to underpin its drive for scientific and technological self‑reliance, observers say policies to expand, retain and upgrade talent pools will be critical amid international tensions and rising R&D investment.
As China pushes for technological self-reliance, policymakers and institutions are emphasizing talent development as the linchpin of long-term capacity. This article examines the context, measures, challenges and implications of prioritizing human capital in national science and technology strategy.
A look at the life and legacy of David Monroe, a San Antonio technology figure remembered for his devotion to science and his influence on the city's tech community, with context on the region's technology growth and expert perspectives.
An in-depth look at long-horizon investing in health care and life sciences, examining the economics, timelines, risks and returns of backing early-stage ideas, with context, data and perspectives from industry participants and public sources.
Mathematician Shing‑Tung Yau told the South China Morning Post that China must 'chart its own path' toward technological independence. This article examines his comments in the context of China's industrial strategy, the global semiconductor squeeze, R&D trends, and the challenges of pursuing self‑reliance.
Palantir Technologies has signed a $100 million deal with a nuclear deployment firm to create an AI-powered software platform that streamlines and accelerates nuclear reactor construction. The system will provide real-time project oversight, reduce costs, and optimize timelines—marking a major step forward in tech-driven energy infrastructure.
IPC, a renowned organization in electronics manufacturing standards, has rebranded itself as the Global Electronics Association. This change reflects its expanded global role in driving innovation across AI, autonomous systems, communications, and advanced supply chains, aligning with the evolving needs of the $6 trillion global electronics industry.
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