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Largest grant in Texas Tech history brings $24.5 million to 121 Texas counties (opens the original)
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ABILENE, Texas — Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center has received a $24.5 million, five-year National Institutes of Health grant that will establish a research center spanning the university’s campuses and the 121 counties it serves across West Texas. The U54 cooperative agreement is described by TTUHSC as the largest grant in Texas Tech history. Rather than funding a single research project, the award will build the infrastructure for a research center with dedicated staff. Julie St. J
NEXT Lab receives more than 2 tons of salt for next-generation nuclear reactor (opens the original)
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ABILENE, Texas — More than two tons of specialized salt from the U.S. Department of Energy was delivered to Abilene Christian University’s Next Lab, marking a major milestone in the development of its molten salt research reactor. The isotopically enriched lithium salt traveled from Oak Ridge National Laboratory through Idaho National Laboratory before arriving in Abilene. “We’ve had a major milestone on our mission at Next Lab,” Dr. Rusty Towell, director of ACU’s Next Lab, said. “That mileston
Boo at the Zoo set to return to the Abilene Zoo this October (opens the original)
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ABILENE, Texas — The Abilene Zoo is preparing for the return of Boo at the Zoo, with the annual Halloween celebration beginning Oct. 10. The event will take place Oct. 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25 and 31, giving families multiple opportunities to experience Halloween-themed activities throughout the zoo. London Childress, development manager at the Abilene Zoo, described this year’s event as an expanded celebration. “Boo at the Zoo is back and longer than ever,” Childress said. “People have seven days
'A lot of people are scared of them': $300,000 AI-powered robot dog stuns Texans (opens the original)
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CLYDE, Texas — The annual Clyde Pecan Festival returned to Bulldog Community Park on Saturday, bringing together local vendors, food, live entertainment, and activities for attendees of all ages. Among the festival’s attractions was a $300,000 robotic dog from Dyess Air Force Base, giving festivalgoers an up-close look at a piece of emerging technology. Tyler Dossett, the noncommissioned officer in charge at Dyess Air Force Base, explained that the robotic dog is one of three at the base. “They
Community unites for local food drive (opens the original)
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ABILENE, Texas — Abilene residents and volunteers gathered on Saturday for a food drive benefiting the Food Bank of West Central Texas and those who rely on its services. The five-hour drive welcomed donations of canned goods, dry grains, pasta, and other shelf-stable foods. Each person who contributed received a free shirt from the food bank. Michael Pecoraro, community and volunteers initiative manager for the Food Bank of West Central Texas, described the event as an opportunity for residents
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