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NASA and USDA Sign MOU Setting 3 Ways to Use Satellite Data on Crops

NASA and the USDA have signed an MOU to use NASA satellite data in US crop, yield and drought estimates. Neither has named a budget or timeline.

AI-Edited Antibody Bound IL-6 13 Times More Tightly in Lab Tests

AbOptimizer edited three therapeutic antibodies with an AI model and reinforcement learning. One bound IL-6 13 times more tightly, in lab tests only.

3D-Printed Holograms Steer Ultrasound to Stroke Damage in Mice

ShanghaiTech researchers used 3D-printed acoustic holograms and one ultrasound transducer to deliver stem-cell therapy around stroke damage in male mice.

Uganda Tests Drones to Fly Island Lab Samples to Kampala in 90 Minutes

Uganda's health ministry has tested drones to carry lab samples from the Kalangala islands to Kampala, where road and boat trips can take days.

Alliance Medinet Breach Hit Data of 110,000 Members, Parent Says

Alliance Healthcare says personal data of about 110,000 Alliance Medinet members was compromised. Insurers name those affected and what to do next.

Mila and NRCan AI Maps Wildfire Hazard Hundreds of Times Faster

Mila and Natural Resources Canada say an AI copy of the BurnP3+ simulator maps wildfire hazard in seconds. The preprint is not yet peer reviewed.

KRAS Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine Misses Main Goal but Primes T Cells

An off-the-shelf KRAS vaccine missed its main goal in a 144-patient pancreatic cancer trial, but 89 of 90 evaluable patients mounted a T-cell response.

Xaira Says Its X-Bot Arm Kept a Lab Instrument 97% Busy for a Week

Xaira says its X-Automate system ran an HPLC instrument round the clock for seven days, analysing 18 protein plates, 80% more than a modelled 9-to-5 week.

Early NIH-Led Trial Finds T-Cell Drug Invika Stalls Resistant Tumours

In an early trial led by NIH researchers, T-cell drug invika stopped cancer growing in 16 of 27 patients at the optimal dose and shrank tumours in four.

AI-Guided Lab Finds Hydrogen Catalysts It Calls Comparable to Platinum

A UCLA-led robotic lab guided by interpretable AI tested about 1,200 recipes and found earth-abundant hydrogen catalysts it calls comparable to Pt.

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