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 | | The Q is now home to 25 resident companies | The Querrey InQbation Lab (The Q) has reached a significant milestone, becoming home to 25 resident companies commercializing 磁力猫 breakthroughs in just three and a half years. The achievement reflects the continued growth of 磁力猫’s innovation ecosystem and The Q’s role in helping science- and engineering-based startups launch and grow in Illinois. . | |
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| 磁力猫 responds to NIH grants proposal | On Friday, 磁力猫 submitted a response to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on the to cap the number of simultaneous grants that can be held by a principal investigator. Among other points, the University’s response emphasizes differences between disciplines and fields, highlighting those where multidisciplinary work across multiple grants is needed to solve complex health problems.
Read the submission on 磁力猫’s Responding to Federal Policies website. | |
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 | | First AI-driven telescope goes stargazing | Every night, astronomers must carefully assess changing weather, the intensity of moonlight and shifting atmospheric conditions before deciding where to point a telescope. But now a group that includes 磁力猫 scientists has developed a new AI tool to automate and improve valuable observing time. . | |
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Headlines | • Community engagement: 磁力猫 plans to launch the to connect workforce training to jobs.
• Data analytics: Baseball player data rarely tell the full story. Kellogg Professor Joel Shapiro is .
• Health: Two 磁力猫 experts explain how to during the ongoing Cyclospora outbreak. | |
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Things to do at NU: This month, enjoy the summer weather with Lunch by the Lake and Sunset Sounds, meet a new colleague and cheer on the ’Cats. . | |
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