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The University of Colorado Boulder research center announced a five-year plan to advance quantum technologies across computing, sensing and networking, emphasizing infrastructure, partnerships and workforce development while building on the institution's long-standing strengths in atomic, molecular and optical physics.
A University of Nebraska–Lincoln research team has produced an extended reality (XR) experience designed to make visible the hidden interconnections that shape life, blending scientific data, environmental narratives and interactive design to engage public audiences and researchers alike.
Arizona State University has opened the Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 12 (ISTB 12) on its Polytechnic campus, adding dedicated laboratory, classroom and collaborative research space intended to support STEM education, applied research and industry partnerships.
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Researchers and policymakers remain divided on whether online gaming communities contribute to real-world violence. This article reviews the evidence, expert perspectives, platform responses and policy implications.
Penn State has announced the launch of a Center for Glass Research aimed at advancing glass science, accelerating industrial partnerships and addressing sustainability and energy challenges in glass manufacturing.
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