Can nanoscience improve on the biopsy?
Fisk and Vanderbilt researchers look to speed up cancer diagnosis by detecting tumor cells directly from patients’ bloodstreams. Continue reading Can nanoscience improve on the biopsy?
Some of Louisiana’s wrongfully convicted are being freed by science
The Innocence Project and other advocacy groups are relying on forensics to challenge the politics of punishment in Louisiana and to present relief to communities of color.
Continue reading Some of Louisiana’s wrongfully convicted are being freed by science
HBCUs Opt for Sustainability Over Fossil Fuel Divestment
Spelman College’s strategic plan to create a greener community recently took home a coveted sustainability award. Continue reading HBCUs Opt for Sustainability Over Fossil Fuel Divestment
From Living Roads to EZ Farms, IBM Research looks to transform Africa’s economy
The primary mission of the IBM Research-Africa lab is to leverage science & technology to focus on challenges that have hampered economic growth in Africa. Continue reading From Living Roads to EZ Farms, IBM Research looks to transform Africa’s economy
Let the app be your guide
Researchers at Tuskegee University are looking to bring dynamic electronic maps to campus Continue reading Let the app be your guide
A summer reading list for blerds
Who says a well written book about science can’t be a relaxing read on a summer day? Continue reading A summer reading list for blerds
Call It CSI: SUNO
Southern University at New Orleans’s forensic science program and its new lab are looking to make an impact at home and abroad. Continue reading Call It CSI: SUNO
Tennessee State University researchers are out to prevent the next big cyberattack
Securing cyberspace is now considered one of the “grand challenges of engineering” Continue reading Tennessee State University researchers are out to prevent the next big cyberattack
A Climate for Divestment
Will HBCUs shed their fossil fuel ties? Continue reading A Climate for Divestment
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