German golfer Freddy Schott got the better of Scotland's Calum Hill and former Masters champion Patrick Reed in a play-off to win his first DP World Tour title at the Bahrain Championship. Hill ...

A player who spent most of the 2025 season with College Football Playoff finalist Miami has now joined the Indiana program ahead of the national championship game. Tight end Brock Schott was with the ...

Indiana football secured a commitment from Miami transfer and former in-state prospect Brock Schott. Despite a lack of college production, Schott is known for his impressive athleticism and physical ...

BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football added a commitment from Miami tight end Brock Schott on Monday, Jan. 5, according to multiple reports. It's a homecoming of sorts for Schott, who was the No. 5 prospect ...

Schott played in just two games during his freshman season in Coral Gables, Florida, making two receptions for 24 yards. He previously played for Leo High School in Leo-Cedarville, Indiana. The 6-foot ...

Coming out of Leo (Ind.), Brock Schott had Indiana on his radar, but he ended up committing to Miami over Ohio State. The former four-star entered the Transfer Portal, started talking a lot to Indiana ...

The German specialty glass and materials manufacturer announced a new cerium-doped solar cover glass that is compatible with a range of space solar cell technologies, including III-V and silicon-based ...

As the demand for diversity in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics grows, these trailblazers are inspiring the next generation. Among them are emerging leaders who are making significant ...

– SCHOTT® Solar Glass exos provides enhanced radiation resistance and optical performance for simple silicon cells up to III-V multijunction satellite solar cells. – Jointly developed with ...

With China entering a new era of innovation-driven and green-led growth, German specialty materials manufacturer Schott AG plans to invest more than 60 million yuan ($8.4 million) in Suzhou, Jiangsu ...

In July 2012, I met Julie Schott at Hearst’s new-employee orientation; it was the first day at Elle for both of us. She was a gorgeous, shy 24-year-old beauty editor, and I was a wizened 28-year-old ...