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Reverse Ageism Is Real and Overlooked

 “Youngism,” or prejudice against young adults, is more prevalent than we think, according to new research.

Montana Tech receives $6.5 million to create online programs focused on mining, metallurgy

Montana Technological University has been awarded $6.5 million from Department of Defense using Defense Production Act (DPA) authorities to create seven online stackable certificates that will grow the workforce needed to boost domestic supply of critical minerals and rare earth elements.

Electric school buses are the future we deserve

The largest mass transit system in the United States is overdue for an upgrade.

In 2024, Montana ranks among the least “sticky” states, with only 13% of relocating residents staying in-state — far below the national average of 26%.

Montana’s real estate market booms have outpaced local incomes. Since 2020, home values have surged 60%, pricing out many long-time residents. Despite attracting newcomers, high housing costs and a rural economy have forced 87% of Montana’s movers to seek more affordable living options out of state.

What Do Cities Need? MetroLab Program Intends to Find Out

Its newly launched Local Government Research and Development Agenda, a nationwide undertaking, looks to provide research and science to cities. Interviews and workshops with 20 munis are underway.

Parental Stress Is Now a Public Health Issue. Here’s What Employers Can Do, According to the U.S. Surgeon General

In a new advisory, the surgeon general says institutions — including employers — can take steps to help alleviate stress and provide support for working parents.

At-home stress testing possible, thanks to nanoparticles

Using nanoparticles, researchers have created a sensor that selectively detects levels of cortisol, a well-known stress biomarker, and is more robust than existing methods. Their cheap and easily reproducible device brings us a step closer to stress testing from the comfort of home.

Without Guardrails, Generative AI Can Harm Education

Students who rely on generative AI to help them learn may be missing out on basic skills, according to a paper co-authored by Wharton’s Hamsa Bastani.

California issues draft regulations for operating autonomous trucks

The state agency is planning a framework which would initially require safety drivers for both light- and heavy-duty operations.

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