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Empatica’s FDA-Cleared WellPD Tracks Parkinson’s Symptoms at Home
Empatica's WellPD, an FDA-cleared wrist wearable, tracks Parkinson's tremor, dyskinesia, slowness and sleep at home. US orders need a prescription.
26% of Fetal Neurons Carry Big DNA Errors, Falling to 6% After Birth
A Nature study of 2,357 brain cells finds about a quarter of fetal neurons carry widespread DNA copy changes, falling to about 6% after birth.
Fortescue Signs PLS as First Green Grid Customer in 20-Year Deal
Fortescue will supply at least 325GWh a year to PLS's Pilgangoora lithium mine from 2029 under a 20-year deal, its first sale of Green Grid power.
China’s AI Weather System Runs 51 Forecasts Out to 15 Days
China's weather agency says its Fengqing Ensemble AI will run 51 global forecasts twice a day from 10 November, with useful skill out to 11 days.
Malaysia Approves a 30% Renewable Energy Minimum for Data Centres
Malaysia's government has approved a rule that data centres use at least 30% renewable energy. The Energy Commission is now writing the guidelines.
Two Spanish Networks Turn On Starlink Mobile After Urda Rail Crash
Orange España switched on Starlink Mobile after the Urda rail crash. Starlink says Telefónica users are covered too, with free apps and texts.
Axiom Says Its AI Agents Formalised the Simple Groups Proof in Lean
Axiom says AI agents turned the 15,000-page Classification of Finite Simple Groups into a Lean proof in 24 days, and found 34 notable gaps on the way.
Claude for Legal Gets a Gallery of Ready-Made Artifacts for Lawyers
Anthropic has added a gallery of ready-made legal artifacts to Claude for Legal, from cite checks to contract tables, plus free tools for legal aid groups.
Bismuth Sulfide Cuts Solar Charge Loss Rate by 75%, Oxford Finds
An Oxford-led Nature study finds bismuth sulfide absorbs light strongly yet cuts the charge-loss rate by about 75%. A mechanism, not a solar cell.
Rouen’s Defibrillator Drone Is Now Operational Across 32 Communes
A drone that drops a defibrillator beside people in cardiac arrest is now fully operational around Rouen, serving 32 communes, says its operator Delivrone.
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