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- 1Russian strike hits National Academy of Sciences building in Kyiv▼A Russian strike against the building of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. A rescue operation is underway: cr
President Volodymyr Zelensky said a Russian strike hit the building of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in Kyiv, with rescue crews searching for people who may be trapped inside. Emergency services are deployed, firefighters are battling a blaze, and the attack also damaged a pharmaceutical company facility in the city.
- 2Russia pounds Kyiv after deadly strike on Academy of Sciences▼Russia pounds Ukraine’s Kyiv after deadly strike on Academy of Sciences
Russian forces launched a heavy attack on Kyiv following a deadly strike that hit Ukraine's Academy of Sciences, killing and wounding people in the capital. The assault is part of an intensifying wave of Russian air attacks on Ukrainian cities, damaging civilian and scientific infrastructure and drawing condemnation from Ukrainian officials amid the ongoing war.
- 3Russian jet-drones strike Kyiv, killing 10▼Kyiv Science Academy hit, 10 dead as Russian jet-drones strike across Ukraine
A Russian strike hit the Kyiv Science Academy, killing 10 people, as wave after wave of jet-powered drones attacked cities across Ukraine overnight. The attack on the academy is among the deadliest recent strikes on the capital, and reports of the casualties have been carried by major international outlets including Reuters and The Japan Times.
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A new episode takes viewers inside the Philippines' Science City, offering a look at the country's hub for scientific research and innovation. The feature has drawn strong interest online, with audiences responding to the rare behind-the-scenes access to the facility and its work. The piece has quickly become one of the most-watched science stories this week.
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A historic science museum in Philadelphia is set to close, according to NPR reporting. The announcement ends the run of a longtime cultural and educational institution in the city. Details on the closure date and reasons have not been widely reported yet.
- 6East Bay tech and life science hub bought by New York investors▼East Bay tech and life science hub is bought by New York City investors
A tech and life science hub in the East Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area has been acquired by investors from New York City, according to a report by The Mercury News. No further details about the property, the buyers, or the terms of the deal were provided in the available coverage.
- 7Chemnitz face Jena in German basketball East derby▼Nach Extra-Schichten und Extra-Meilen: Chemnitz beim Ost-Derby in Jena Die besondere Brisanz: Für Science City Jena ist
Chemnitz travel to Jena for a Basketball Bundesliga East derby after extra shifts and extra miles on the road. For Science City Jena it is already the second East derby of the season, following their meeting with SYNTAINICS MBC, and the club is hoping to convert its second home game of the campaign into a second win. The NINERS Chemnitz arrive as the opponents in a fixture carrying particular regional intensity.
- 8Science Hill stays 5-0 after winning TSSAA appeal▼Science Hill will remain 5-0 after winning appeal against TSSAA
Science Hill High School in Johnson City, Tennessee will keep its perfect 5-0 record after successfully appealing a ruling by the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association. The appeal win means the football team's unbeaten start to the season stands, ending uncertainty over whether a disputed result would be stripped from its record.
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Life science developer IQHQ has secured $245 million in financing for its Boston campus project, according to real estate outlet CommercialSearch. The funding supports the company's life science development in a market that has faced tough conditions for lab space, making fresh capital for such a large project notable for the city's commercial real estate sector.
- 10Roundup of Toronto's Top Physics Tutoring Services▼Top 7 Physics Tutoring Services in Toronto for Better Academic Results
A new roundup lists seven physics tutoring services in Toronto that students and parents can consider for improving academic results. The piece highlights local tutoring options ahead of the school season, when demand for science tutoring typically rises. It gives families a starting point for comparing services across the city.
- 11UTHSC to break ground on $350M College of Medicine building in Memphis▼UTHSC to break ground on historic $350M College of Medicine building in Memphis
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center will break ground on a $350 million College of Medicine building in Memphis, described as a historic investment in the institution. The project marks a major expansion of medical education facilities in the city, though further details on timeline and funding have not yet been widely reported.
- 12Yale program cultivates New Haven's next generation of scientists▼Cultivating New Haven’s next generation of scientists
Yale University is running an initiative to develop young scientific talent in New Haven, aimed at giving local students pathways into science careers. The program highlights the university's effort to connect with its home city and build interest in research among school-age residents. Details on enrollment and activities were not provided in the announcement.
- 13Shanghai biotechs court global investors in Science City push▼In Shanghai’s ‘Science City,’ China’s ascendant biotechs make their pitch to the world
China's growing biotechnology companies are presenting themselves to international audiences from Shanghai's 'Science City,' a hub for life-sciences research and development. The push highlights how Chinese biotech firms are seeking global partnerships, investment, and recognition as their drug pipelines and research capabilities mature, positioning Shanghai as a rising center of the industry alongside established hubs in the United States and Europe.
- 14Science Hill football to appeal TSSAA two-game forfeiture▼Science Hill football set to appeal two game forfeiture by the TSSAA
Science Hill High School's football program is appealing a ruling by the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association that forced it to forfeit two games. The announcement came via local Johnson City news outlet WJHL. Details about the reason for the forfeitures and the grounds for the appeal have not been made public, and it is unclear when the appeal will be heard or what outcome the school expects.
- 15Science Hill football appeals two forfeitures ruled by TSSAA▼Science Hill football set to appeal two game forfeitures by the TSSAA
Science Hill High School's football program in Johnson City, Tennessee is set to appeal two game forfeitures handed down by the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association. The TSSAA, which governs high school sports in the state, imposed the forfeitures, but the school is challenging the ruling. Details of the violation behind the penalty have not been disclosed.
- 16Sendai told 130 million yen burden for NanoTerra costs was excessive●仙台市の話、多いですね 量子科技機構1.3億円負担過大 ナノテラスの運営費 https:// news.livedoor.com/article/deta il/32463380/ # Apple # LLM # news # bot
Sendai city is facing renewed scrutiny after a report that the Quantum Science and Technology Institute (QST) judged a 130 million yen contribution from the city toward the operating costs of NanoTerra, its nanotechnology research facility, to be an excessive burden. The finding has added to the volume of news about the city's finances, with observers questioning how public funds for the facility are being allocated.
- 17Pasadena life science incubator receives lab building gift●Pasadena Life Science Incubator Reports “Transformational” Gift: Lab Building
A life science incubator in Pasadena has announced what it describes as a transformational gift: a laboratory building donated to support its work. The donation is expected to expand lab capacity for early-stage biotech and life science ventures in the city. Details about the donor and the building's value were not immediately provided.
- 18Buffalo Museum of Science Opens Sports-Themed Exhibit▼New: Part Sports, Part Science, and All Hometown Pride —Experience The Buffalo Museum of Science’s Latest Exhibit
The Buffalo Museum of Science has launched a new exhibit blending sports and science with local pride. Announced by Buffalo outlet Step Out Buffalo, the exhibit explores the science behind athletics while celebrating the city's sports culture. Little further detail is available about the exhibit's contents, opening date, or featured displays at this time.
- 19Duluth Public Schools beat Minnesota averages in reading and science▼Duluth Public Schools outperforming Minn. averages in reading and science
Duluth Public Schools is reporting student test results above Minnesota's statewide averages in both reading and science. The district says the performance points to gains in its classrooms, and local coverage in the region is highlighting the achievement as a bright spot for the city's schools. Details on specific scores and grade levels remain limited so far.
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Science in the Park has returned to Flagstaff, Arizona, with the local newspaper publishing a photo gallery from the event. The community science gathering brings hands-on exhibits and activities to a park setting, drawing families and science enthusiasts. Flagstaff, home to Lowell Observatory, has a strong scientific community, making the event a natural fit for the city.
- 21Liberty Science Center breaks ground on $40m Project Supernova▼Liberty Science Center breaks ground on US$40m Project Supernova transformation
Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, New Jersey, has broken ground on Project Supernova, a US$40 million transformation of the museum. The project marks a major investment in the science center's facilities and visitor experience, with details of the expansion drawing attention from the attractions and science education sectors.
- 22Russian drone strike kills two at Ukraine's Academy of Sciences●Ukraine’s National Academy of Sciences hit by Russian drone, killing two
A Russian drone struck Ukraine's National Academy of Sciences in Kyiv, killing two people. The attack on one of the country's leading scientific institutions has drawn attention as part of the ongoing wave of Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure. The incident underscores the growing toll on academic and cultural sites since the full-scale invasion began.
- 23Russian Drone Strike on Ukraine’s Academy of Sciences Kills Nine▼Ukraine’s Academy of Sciences Struck as Russian Drones Kill 9, Wound Dozens
A Russian drone strike hit Ukraine’s National Academy of Sciences, killing nine people and wounding dozens more. The attack on a major scientific and cultural institution in Kyiv has drawn attention to the escalating scale of Russia’s aerial assault campaign against Ukrainian cities and infrastructure, with officials reporting significant casualties and damage to the historic complex.
- 24Jena and Vechta meet in German basketball basement battle●Jena und Vechta im Kellerduell unter Druck: Wer holt den ersten Sieg? Die besondere Brisanz : Als zwei von drei Teams st
Science City Jena and Vechta face off in the easyCredit Basketball Bundesliga with both still winless after two matchdays. Only Phoenix Hagen joins them without a victory, so one of the two sides will finally claim a first win of the season. Attention is on which struggling team can break its drought in this early-season clash.