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'Area AI': Industrial landlords in S.F. want a piece of the action


Aug 3 | Offices have long been prohibited in San Francisco's industrial neighborhoods. That might be changing with AI ventures.


Aug 3 | The group aims to focus capital and resources on “higher impact programming.”


Aug 3 | At 16, Cameron Young already understands how the components of an aircraft work better than even the most frequent fliers.


Aug 3 | Jonathan Ehrenfeld is growing a haven for athletes and sporting events outside Cleveland.

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Midsize businesses are bullish about their revenue prospects, even amid recession fears

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4worldlovers: Research Finds Scandals Have Less Impact on Politicians Than They Used To

Professor of Political Science Brandon Rottinghaus culled data since Watergate for this study, published in the journal Political Research Quarterly. In his study, he identifies reasons for the reduction in impact of political scandals.

More than Half of Houston Residents Say City is Headed in the Wrong Direction

Back to basics – that’s what Houstonians want from city leaders, says a survey released today by the University of Houston’s Hobby School of Public Affairs. Most respondents want to focus on local crime, flooding, roads and economy. Fewer voiced immediate concerns over air quality, parks, sidewalks and neighborhoods’ access to grocery stores.

An exhibit of antiquities, collected by the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, on display in London, is co-curated by a University of Houston professor and expert in Freud's work. The collection helps explain how Freud developed his theories.

The future of wearable technology just got a big boost thanks to a team of University of Houston researchers who designed, developed and delivered a successful prototype of a fully stretchable fabric-based lithium-ion battery.

UH Provost Diane Z. Chase is the lead author on a recent Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences article exploring how lessons learned from ancient civilizations may inform how cities respond to climate change.

4worldlovers: Mark Kislingbury has not only set the Guinness World Record for “fastest court reporter” with a staggering 360wpm recorded, but he has also won seven National Court Reporters Association (NCRA) Speed Contests and five NCRA Realtime Contests. He trains professionals and students alike on his popular website, www.magnumsteno.com.