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Dr. James Merson, formerly of Janssen, explores the complexities of global health solutions. Learn about the research and leadership behind antibiotic resistance and tackling the world’s leading diseases.
Dustin Miller, Vice President of Programs and Learning, shares how the Dallas Arboretum educates through nature. Discover how the facility is showcasing the seasons and turning every visit into a botanical adventure.
Lauren Snyder, Customer Experience Leader at Consumers Energy, discusses the power behind Michigan’s energy landscape. Learn how they’re keeping the lights on and boosting sustainable operations.
David Alexander, President at General Atomics, navigates through the latest strides in fusing AI with unmanned systems. Learn more about how the company is steering the next phase of aerial surveillance and combat technology.
Spin Master’s Diana Young, Senior Vice President of Innovation, Design & Development Strategy, unravels the process of turning ideas into beloved toys. From project to playroom, explore the methods and magic behind toy creation.
How is Oak Ridge National Laboratory tackling global challenges in energy? Dr. Kathryn McCarthy, Director of the US ITER Project at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, shares her journey and the company’s powerful work in fission and fusion.
The 80 acres of solar panels include 30,700 ground-mounted panels and 10,080 solar panels on the roofs of its buildings.
Micro nuclear technology is changing the energy landscape. Understand the benefits of the Solo reactor for safety and scalability.
Why does Easter jump between March and April every year? The answer is written in the moon.
The object was first detected last year by the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS).