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AIR Researchers to Lead Broad Discussion at 2026 SREE Conference
Experts from the American Institutes for Research (AIR) will headline a series of presentations at the Society for Research on Educational Effectiveness (SREE) annual conference, taking place September 23–26 at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront. The program focuses on evidence-based strategies for navigating a shifting educational landscape.
NASA and IBM Release Open-Source AI Model for Lunar Exploration
Nearly two million co-registered data bundles now power a new artificial intelligence tool designed to decode the Moon's geology. Developed by NASA and IBM with expertise from the Universities Space Research Association, the open-source model integrates diverse lunar datasets to identify craters, volcanic features, and potential ice deposits.
Mexican Health Institute Gains Global Research Accreditation
The Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs has granted full accreditation to the Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Médicas y Nutrición Salvador Zubirán in Mexico City. This milestone marks the first time one of Mexico’s 13 National Institutes of Health has met the organization’s rigorous international research standards.
Investors Face September 22 Deadline in PROCEPT BioRobotics Class Action
Investors who purchased PROCEPT BioRobotics common stock between February 28, 2024, and February 25, 2026, have until September 22, 2026, to seek appointment as lead plaintiff. The class action lawsuit alleges the company artificially inflated revenue through undisclosed discount programs that incentivized bulk orders exceeding actual procedure demand.
Binance Expands TradFi Perpetual Futures to Include Foreign Exchange
Binance is launching its first foreign exchange perpetual future on September 21, 2026, targeting the USD/Brazil Real pair. This move marks the exchange's entry into the FX market with 24/7 trading capabilities, aiming to bridge liquidity gaps that persist in traditional financial systems during weekend hours.
Tylertown Inventor Designs Support Rail for Zero-Turn Mowers
"I wanted to create something that would make it easier and safer for people to get on and off a zero-turn mower," says an inventor from Tylertown, Mississippi. Their new concept, a handicap support rail, aims to assist elderly users and individuals with mobility challenges in safely mounting and dismounting machinery.
Navigating the Manitowoc Housing Market: Expert Advice for New Buyers
Securing a first home in Manitowoc requires more than just a down payment; it demands a tactical approach to a shifting local landscape. Peggy Kadow of RE/MAX Port Cities outlines the essential preparation needed to move from a casual browser to a competitive bidder in today’s real estate environment.
Tanzanian Tourism Sector Adopts AI Concierge SafariOS
A new conversational AI concierge, dubbed SafariOS, is set to debut in Tanzania to streamline hotel operations and visitor services. Commissioned by a local tourism business owned by Ernest Magesa, the project leverages technology provided by Delaware-based Brand Engagement Network, which holds a minority stake in the developer, Skye Africa Intelligence.
Dnotitia Targets AI Retrieval Bottlenecks with New Vector Silicon
Dnotitia has transitioned its Vector Data Processing Unit (VDPU) from prototype to physical reality, with the first ASIC samples returning from fabrication. Unveiled at the AI Infra Summit 2026 in Santa Clara, the hardware aims to offload resource-heavy vector searches from host CPUs to specialized silicon.
NAVER D2SF Backs ImpriMed in $10 Million Precision Medicine Push
Silicon Valley-based ImpriMed has secured $10 million in a Series A2 bridge round, drawing investment from NAVER D2SF. The startup uses multimodal AI and ex vivo cell analysis to tailor cancer treatments, leveraging a platform already tested through 27,000 veterinary cases to drive its upcoming human healthcare expansion.
VEVOR Targets Autumn Yard Maintenance with Monthly Power 15 Event
With the first frost approaching and autumn storms leaving behind debris, homeowners are shifting focus from major renovations to essential seasonal upkeep. VEVOR is positioning its latest 'Monthly Power 15' sales event to address these immediate needs, offering specialized equipment for managing fallen branches, leaves, and garden treatments.
Purina Launches Halloween-Themed Beggin' Treats
Ghosts, bats, and pumpkins are joining the treat jar this autumn. Purina’s Beggin' brand is rolling out three limited-edition, bacon-flavored snacks designed to bring pets into the holiday spirit, with the new seasonal lineup now hitting shelves across the United States as part of a push to engage dogs with festive shapes.
New Adapter Bridges Performance Gap Between Hellcat and Coyote Engines
“I wanted to create something that would make it easier to achieve higher levels of performance without unnecessary complications,” said an inventor from Wichita, Kansas. The developer’s new adapter kit aims to resolve long-standing compatibility hurdles for automotive enthusiasts attempting to pair Hellcat superchargers with Coyote engine architectures.
Veridian Healthcare Acquires ScarScience to Expand Dermatology Reach
Veridian Healthcare has finalized its acquisition of the ScarScience brand from Mitchell-Vance Laboratories, integrating a specialized line of silicone-based scar treatments into its growing portfolio. This move allows the Illinois-based distributor to penetrate deeper into plastic surgery, dermatology, and physical therapy markets across the United States.
Powerfleet Management Heads to Barrington Research Virtual Conference
Executives from Powerfleet, the New Jersey-based firm specializing in AIoT software, will participate in the 19th Annual Barrington Research Virtual Fall Investment Conference on September 22. The appearance serves as a platform for leadership to outline the company’s strategic business roadmap and recent financial performance to institutional investors.
SCU Secures Fourth Consecutive Honor Roll Status for Workplace Culture
For the fourth year running, Southern California University of Health Sciences has earned a spot on the 2026 Great Colleges to Work For Honor Roll. The Whittier-based institution secured high marks across five key categories, including compensation, professional development, and confidence in senior leadership, based on direct faculty and staff feedback.
Jones Soda Expands Fallout Universe With New Nuka-Cola Variety Pack
Ahead of Fallout Day on October 23, 2026, Seattle-based Jones Soda Co. is bringing digital lore to physical shelves. The company announced its fourth collaboration with Bethesda Softworks: a 12-pack of Nuka-Cola flavors that translates iconic in-game beverages into a collectible, retail-exclusive experience for fans across North America.
Related Ross Secures Funding for Boca Raton Innovation Campus Acquisition
The sprawling 1.7-million-square-foot Boca Raton Innovation Campus has a new owner, with Related Ross finalizing the acquisition of the historic Florida tech hub. Newmark Group facilitated the financing for the 124-acre site, which originally served as the birthplace of IBM’s first personal computer.
Investors Face October 2 Deadline in Pentair Securities Class Action
Investors who purchased Pentair plc ordinary shares between March 11, 2025, and July 14, 2026, have until October 2, 2026, to seek lead plaintiff status in a class action lawsuit. The litigation alleges that the company misled shareholders regarding the effectiveness and impact of its 80/20 business program.
Attain Partners Named a Top Midsized Consulting Firm for Second Year
McLean-based Attain Partners has secured a spot on Consulting Magazine’s 2026 Best Firms to Work For list, marking the second consecutive year the firm has received the honor. The recognition highlights the organization's performance among midsized consulting companies, based directly on anonymous feedback from its internal consultants.
Why Predictable Daily Rhythms Are Essential for Early Development
For young children, the world can feel overwhelming, but a steady routine acts as a vital anchor. Faith Link, director of the Sunshine Learning Center in Menomonie, Wisconsin, argues that predictable daily patterns do more than manage time—they foster the emotional security required for genuine curiosity and independence.
American Association of Endodontists Wins Four PRSA Skyline Awards
The American Association of Endodontists secured four Skyline Awards of Excellence from the PRSA Chicago chapter for its strategic push against health misinformation. By blending social media outreach with evidence-based advocacy, the organization successfully promoted the preservation of natural teeth to a digital-first consumer audience.
Dallastown Inventor Targets Commercial Truck Overhead Damage
Low-hanging obstacles and overhead hazards represent a persistent financial drain for commercial fleet operators, prompting a Dallastown-based inventor to develop a proactive protective solution. The concept, dubbed The 717 Rack, aims to minimize vehicle damage and reduce the costly downtime associated with routine repairs on box trucks.
Beyond the Altar: Why Scenic Venues Are Winning Over Event Planners
Teresa Olson, an event coordinator at Emerald Ridge Weddings & Receptions, is challenging the assumption that scenic venues are reserved exclusively for nuptials. By leveraging a blend of open landscapes and adaptive indoor structures, these sites are increasingly becoming the go-to choice for corporate retreats, fundraisers, and family reunions.
Marel Power Solutions Wins $1.9M Grant to Expand Michigan Pilot Line
Marel Power Solutions has secured $1.9 million through the Michigan Supplier Conversion Grant Program to scale its domestic manufacturing of high-density power electronics. The Plymouth-based company is one of eleven suppliers sharing a $21 million state-led initiative designed to modernize automotive supply chains for electric vehicles and beyond.
Daikin Targets Grid Resilience and Electrification at Climate Week NYC
As global electricity demand surges, Daikin U.S. Corporation is mobilizing its leadership team for Climate Week NYC 2026 to champion high-efficiency HVAC technology and smarter energy management. The company, a Climate Group Gold Partner, aims to bridge the gap between building electrification and reliable grid infrastructure.
Plaza Premium Group Secures Tenth Consecutive Skytrax Win
For the tenth year in a row, Plaza Premium Group has claimed the title of World's Best Airport Lounge Group at the Skytrax World Airline Awards. The honor solidifies the company’s standing as the industry benchmark, capping nearly three decades of growth since it pioneered the independent airport lounge concept in 1998.
Colleges Face a Growing Divide Between AI Policy and Classroom Reality
Faculty are quietly dismantling campus AI bans to suit their disciplinary needs, even as students encounter opaque, AI-driven grading and advising systems. A new report from Robots & Pencils argues that these disparate practices stem from a fundamental failure in how institutions attempt to govern artificial intelligence today.
Tanzanian Tourism Operator Commissions SafariOS AI Concierge
Tanzanian tourism entrepreneur Ernest Magesa has commissioned Skye Africa Intelligence to develop SafariOS, a conversational AI platform designed to streamline the visitor experience. Built using Brand Engagement Network technology, the system aims to automate hotel operations and guest services ahead of the 2027 AFCON PAMOJA tournament.
SMU Cox and MassChallenge Launch FinTech Coalition in Dallas
North Texas is positioning itself as a global hub for financial innovation as the SMU Cox School of Business joins forces with MassChallenge. The new SMU Cox FinTech Coalition aims to bridge the gap between the region’s established financial services sector and early-stage startups from around the world.