Researcher Habeeb Olufowobi will lead a project to build a safety layer to ‘help scientists confidently use AI in some of the world’s most advanced research facilitie...
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Fresh off a 2026 rebrand built around AI, the education company is expanding its university partnerships, rolling out new certificate programs with Virginia Tech, UC Sant...
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University of Texas at Arlington researcher Habeeb Olufowobi is leading a new U.S. Department of Energy project to ensure the security and trust of artificial intelligence systems used in scientific work. [Photo: University of Texas at Arlington]
Researcher Habeeb Olufowobi will lead a project to build a safety layer to ‘help scientists confidently use AI in some of the world’s most advanced research facilities.’ It is one of 278 projects in a new federal effort.
The Dallas-based architecture and design firm, backed by a $30,000 ASID Foundation grant, translates educators’ lived experiences into a design guidebook aimed at closing the field’s “empathy gap.”
Fresh off a 2026 rebrand built around AI, the education company is expanding its university partnerships, rolling out new certificate programs with Virginia Tech, UC Santa Barbara and the University of Oklahoma.
The ranking came from Nature Index, which tracks health care research articles published in top science journals, offering a snapshot of landmark discoveries from 6,545 institutions around the world.
In a “defining moment for Dallas College.," the planned next-gen transformation of the historic El Centro campus along downtown Dallas' Austin Street corridor "allows for a bold vision linking culture, commerce, transit, and education in one place," Dallas College said.
CFT said the new funding will help improve student outcomes by reducing absenteeism, connecting under resourced youth to opportunities and support, and improving access to high-quality education and workforce pathways.
The ground lease and research agreements give North Carolina-based Terrestrial Energy site control over approximately 77 acres at A&M-RELLIS and support site characterization, environmental evaluations, testing, and research activity connected to the company’s Integral Molten Salt Reactor.