Floating wetlands plan to boost Portsmouths coastal ecosystem

Bryan Bagley, a TSTC Electrical Lineworker and Management Technology student, enrolled in the program after he was unable to find a job with his bachelor’s degree in animal science. (Photo courtesy of TSTC.) (MARSHALL, Texas) – After Bryan Bagley earned his bachelor’s degree in animal science from a four-year university but then found it hard…

Companies are increasingly launching software to build and monitor AI agents in an effort to get enterprises to adopt AI. New Relic is no different. As the data observability company launches an AI agent platform of its own, it knows it isn’t the only game in town. New Relic on Tuesday unveiled a no-code agentic…

The spillover from a ransomware attack on one of the largest government contractors in the United States keeps getting bigger: More than 25 million people have now had personal data stolen in the hack. Conduent provides printing, mailroom services, and document and payment processing services for state government benefit operations, such as food assistance, as…

Science is supposed to be fact-based and objective, but new research shows the way it is being used is definitely not. The Northwestern University study found that partisan use of scientific data in policymaking has increased in the past 25 years and confirms a widening gap between Democrats and Republicans. Researchers found Democrats cite science…