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- 1New internal files deepen ExxonMobil climate deception claims▼Internal files add to evidence of an ExxonMobil climate deception campaign
Newly surfaced internal documents are being cited as further evidence that ExxonMobil misled the public about climate change despite knowing the risks. The files reportedly add to a long-running effort by journalists and researchers to show the company publicly questioned climate science while its own scientists acknowledged it internally. Commenters are weighing whether the material could fuel fresh litigation or regulatory pressure against the oil giant.
- 2Science Corp implants vision chip in first Stargardt patient▼Science Corporation implants its vision-restoring chip in its first Stargardt disease patient
Science Corporation has implanted its vision-restoring chip in its first patient with Stargardt disease, an inherited condition that causes progressive loss of central vision, typically starting in childhood. The procedure marks an expansion of the company's retinal implant technology beyond earlier uses and will be watched closely for whether the chip can meaningfully restore sight in patients with the rare genetic disorder.
- 3Microsoft's top science executive leaves for Formula 1 role▼Microsoft’s top science exec is leaving to fulfill a childhood dream: Joining a Formula 1 team
Microsoft's chief science officer is leaving the company to pursue a long-held ambition of working with a Formula 1 team. The departure removes one of the tech giant's most prominent scientific voices, and observers are noting the unusual career leap from corporate research leadership to elite motorsport.
- 4How big business began shaping public perception of reality▼The story of how big business began shaping our understanding of reality
Yale Climate Connections has published a piece tracing how large corporations began influencing what the public understands as reality, including how people perceive science and truth. The story examines the historical roots of corporate campaigns to shape opinion, a subject closely linked to debates over climate change denial, misinformation, and the power of industry-funded messaging to redefine public discourse.
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The Science Based Targets Network has expanded its guidance, allowing companies to set science-based targets covering freshwater and land alongside climate goals. The move aims to help businesses address nature-related impacts more comprehensively, and environmental and industry outlets, including textiles trade press, are covering what the new targets mean for corporate sustainability commitments.
- 6Vector Science & Therapeutics Names Russell Starr President●Vector Science & Therapeutics Corp. Appoints Russell Starr as President
Vector Science & Therapeutics Corp. has appointed Russell Starr as its new President, according to a company announcement. The move signals a leadership change at the therapeutics company, though no further details about Starr's mandate or the timing of the transition were provided. Executive appointments of this kind typically draw attention from investors and industry watchers assessing the company's next strategic direction.
- 7Norman Jewison's Rollerball (1975) Recirculates Online●Rollerball (1975) https:// dalek.zone/w/fMH2DDxAfcCk4L5FS a136Y
The 1975 dystopian science fiction film Rollerball, directed by Norman Jewison and starring James Caan, is being shared and discussed online. The film depicts a violent corporate-controlled future sport and remains a touchstone for commentary on authoritarianism and media spectacle. Viewers are revisiting it as a classic of 1970s speculative cinema.
- 8SBTN Launches Framework for Corporate Nature Targets●SBTN Releases New Framework for Corporate Science Based Nature Target Setting
The Science Based Targets Network has released a new framework enabling companies to set science-based targets for nature, extending beyond climate to areas like freshwater, land, and biodiversity. The launch gives businesses a standardized method to measure and address their environmental impacts. It is expected to shape corporate sustainability strategies and reporting going forward.
- 9Havas emissions reduction targets validated by Science Based Targets initiative▼Havas’ near-term science-based emissions reduction targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative
Havas, the global communications group, has had its near-term science-based emissions reduction targets officially validated by the Science Based Targets initiative. The validation confirms the company's climate commitments align with the level of emission cuts scientists say is needed to limit global warming. Such corporate climate announcements are drawing growing scrutiny from investors, employees and regulators as companies face pressure to substantiate their sustainability pledges with credible, independently checked targets.
- 10New chapter 'Planning A Purge' released in ongoing space saga●Chapter 17 - "Planning A Purge" Now that the UCH have stolen a brace of Aleph Corporation spaceships, Grand Harmoniser P
A writer has published Chapter 17 of an ongoing science fiction serial, titled 'Planning A Purge'. The chapter follows Grand Harmoniser Piotr Vedek as he plans the next stage of a false flag operation after the UCH steal spaceships from the Aleph Corporation, aiming to provoke war between the alien Cadir and Aleph. Readers are following the installment on social media.
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Donald Trump is set to present science honors to Elon Musk and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, according to Bloomberg. Meanwhile, Reuters reports Musk said he will rename SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI, while TSMC shares rallied on chatter about a potential 'Terafab' chip project. The overlap of government recognition and Musk's corporate reshuffling has kept him a leading topic of conversation across US news and search.
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Merck's corporate venture arm has led a $7.3 million seed funding round into Precision Chroma, a New Zealand biotech startup. The investment gives the young company fresh capital to advance its biotech work and marks a notable early-stage bet by a major pharmaceutical company's investment arm in the New Zealand life sciences sector.
- 13Internal files deepen evidence of ExxonMobil climate deception campaign●Internal files add to evidence of an ExxonMobil climate deception campaign # environment https:// arstechnica.com/tech-p
Newly reported internal files add to evidence that ExxonMobil ran a decades-long campaign to downplay climate change. The documents show the company's own scientists doubted the technological climate fixes Exxon publicly promoted, even as the firm marketed those solutions. Critics say the files strengthen claims that the oil giant misled investors and the public about climate science, fuelling renewed calls for accountability and litigation.
- 14NVIDIA Pledges $1 Billion for U.S. Science and Quantum Computing▼NVIDIA Commits $1 Billion to U.S. Science and Quantum Computing
NVIDIA has announced a $1 billion commitment to support scientific research and quantum computing in the United States. The investment is aimed at advancing fundamental science and accelerating quantum technology development, strengthening the company's role in American research infrastructure and emerging computing fields.
- 15Digital Science's metaphactory joins SAP Store▼metaphactory by Digital Science now available on SAP® Store
Digital Science's research data platform metaphactory is now listed on SAP Store, the official marketplace for SAP software and integrations. The listing means SAP enterprise customers can discover and deploy the tool directly alongside their existing systems. metaphactory is designed to help organisations manage and connect research data, and the move extends its reach into the corporate and enterprise software market.
- 16Mathematicians urged to cut ties with OpenAI over mass file release●"Releasing over 700 files at once is not a demonstration of scholarship, but a demonstration of power. We urge mathemati
A group of mathematicians is urging colleagues to stop working with OpenAI, arguing that the company's release of more than 700 files at once reflects a display of power rather than genuine scholarship. The statement calls for a return to science centred on human understanding, and a statement page has been set up collecting signatories.
- 17Georgia Tech and Amazon Launch Joint Science Hub▼Georgia Tech and Amazon Launch Joint Science Hub | Newswise
Georgia Tech and Amazon have announced a new joint science hub, establishing a collaborative research partnership between the Atlanta-based university and the technology company. Details of the hub's funding, research focus and staffing have not been widely reported yet. The partnership signals continued corporate investment in university-affiliated scientific research.
- 18Exponent Inc. Shares Draw Investor Attention●Exponent, Inc. (EXPO) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
Exponent, Inc. (EXPO), the US engineering and scientific consulting firm, is featuring among trending finance topics as investors track its stock price, quotes and latest news coverage. The company, listed on Nasdaq, is widely followed for its consulting work across engineering, health and environmental sciences. No specific earnings announcement or corporate event is cited, so the immediate driver of attention is not specified.
- 19SBTI extends Financial Institutions Near-Term Criteria indefinitely●Financial Institutions Near-Term Criteria to continue without end date
The Science Based Targets Initiative has announced that its Financial Institutions Near-Term Criteria will continue without an end date, removing uncertainty over the framework's future. The guidance sets out how banks, insurers and investors set emissions-reduction targets. The decision will be closely watched by financial firms relying on the criteria to structure and validate their climate commitments.
- 20Trump to honor tech CEOs at White House science event●Trump to honor tech CEOs at White House science event on Thu...
Donald Trump is set to host a White House science event on Thursday where technology CEOs will be honored. The gathering highlights the administration's engagement with the tech industry, bringing leading corporate executives together at the executive mansion for recognition tied to science and innovation.
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The National University of Singapore is moving longevity research out of the lab and into the corporate sphere, engaging business leaders and boardrooms on the science of ageing and healthy lifespan extension. The initiative signals a growing push to translate geroscience into commercial strategy, as companies increasingly look to longevity science for products, investment opportunities and workforce health planning.