Innovation in 2026 is being driven by advances in physical AI for real-world autonomy and growing demand for integrated solutions to support families facing economic and youth mental health challenges. Robotics enters the era of physical AI, enabling autonomous systems to act in real-world environments A major robotics shift is underway as physical systems […]
Read MoreRegistration Deadline: February 1 Register NOW Do U Love Data? Join the Data CommUnication Challenge for Love Data Week! If you think you can turn data into a story that captivates and informs audiences, we want to see it! Marking the end of Love Data Week, the Data CommUnication Challenge invites undergraduate and graduate students […]
Read MoreFaculty, researchers, and graduate students are invited to reveal the beauty and impact of their work through a single, striking image or video this spring. Your research tells a story; show us what it looks like. Behind every data set, field note, and experiment, lies a story of curiosity, creativity and persistence. This spring, the […]
Read MoreThis memorandum communicates changes to the merit review process that are necessary to increase process consistency across the NSF and to provide flexibility and streamline merit review processes for Program Officers given our reduced workforce.
Read MoreDeadline for submitting nominations is February 13, 2026.
Read MoreThe ICRSC has been charged with developing a sustainable, data-informed, and transparent framework for how research indirect costs are recovered, distributed, and reinvested across the University.
Read MoreCalling for peer reviewers for the submitted manuscripts.
Read MoreDiscover the top market trends influencing next-generation innovation. The latest market intelligence report highlights opportunities and challenges across sectors.
Read MoreLabFigures is a user-friendly program that allows researchers to process images and create figures using methods that align integrity guidelines and standards for image processing.
Read MoreNIH issued a reminder that any renegotiated Aims, Objectives, Titles, or Abstracts—especially those aligned to NIH’s FY25 agency priorities—constitute a formal change in scope.
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