AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCybersecurity: Investigators are probing freezer failures at U.S. military sites, including Naval Station Newport, as possible cyberattacks; no link between incidents has been established. Research and Education: Rhode Island voters approved $275 million for higher education and $55 million for green-economy projects. East Greenwich is launching the state’s first pre-med career and technical program, with medical simulation equipment and AI-supported learning tools. Health Workforce: Providence’s Genesis Center has opened renovated classrooms with updated clinical equipment and technology for healthcare training. Advanced Manufacturing: Bristol’s Tri-Mack, a maker of precision composite parts for aerospace and defense, has agreed to join Sweden’s Trelleborg Group. Science: A Rhode Island student used math to investigate whether brain stimulation could ease Parkinson’s symptoms, while URI’s Graduate School of Oceanography launched an app for virtual campus tours.
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