AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHigher Ed & Research Funding: University at Albany received $7.3M to study woodsmoke’s toxic effects on firefighters and how accumulated DNA damage drives cancer and aging, tied to World RNA Day and a planned $50M research expansion. AI in Health: Johns Hopkins validated an AI-powered blood test that detects liver cancer across distinct international populations, building on its DELFI liquid biopsy work. Student Safety & Policy: Brazil is considering a bill to regulate facial recognition in schools, allowing only tightly controlled uses with consent, transparency, security, and accuracy checks. International Student Work Rules: Reports say the Trump administration may require foreign graduates to pay a $100,000 fee to work in the U.S. after graduation, raising alarms for global talent pipelines. Education & Community Support: Rising school supply prices are pushing Bronx groups to run drives like “Burgers and Backpacks” to fill gaps for families. School Leadership & Values: San Beda University honored Cardinal Orlando Quevedo with an honorary doctorate, emphasizing peacebuilding and service for the Class of 2026. Early Childhood Admissions: InAmerica launched KinderQuest for ages 2–6, aiming to help families prepare for holistic private school admissions.
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