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Goldman Sachs Initiates Neutral Coverage on Tempus AI Amidst Diagnostic Growth and Data Monetization Challenges

Goldman Sachs Initiates Neutral Coverage on Tempus AI Amidst Diagnostic Growth and Data Monetization Challenges

Goldman Sachs Initiates Neutral Coverage on Tempus AI Amidst Diagnostic Growth and Data Monetization Challenges
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Biolevate Secures €30M Series A Funding to Scale AI in Life Sciences, Expands to U.S.

Biolevate Secures €30M Series A Funding to Scale AI in Life Sciences, Expands to U.S.

Biolevate Secures €30M Series A Funding to Scale AI in Life Sciences, Expands to U.S.
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BAE Systems, Inc. Expands U.S. Operations and Recruitment for Defense and Aerospace Roles

BAE Systems, Inc. Expands U.S. Operations and Recruitment for Defense and Aerospace Roles

BAE Systems, Inc. Expands U.S. Operations and Recruitment for Defense and Aerospace Roles
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Binghamton University Scientists Secure Seed Funding for Medical Technology Innovations

Binghamton University Scientists Secure Seed Funding for Medical Technology Innovations

Two faculty members from Binghamton University have received seed funding through the State University of New York (SUNY) Technology Accelerator Fund (TAF). This fund provides grants to faculty inventors and scientists to support critical research with commercial potential. Professor of Empire Innovation Nancy Guo, from the Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science’s School of Computing, secured TAF funding for ClinSegAI. This predictive model utilizes artificial intelligence to detect biomarkers in pathology imaging, aiming to accelerate cancer diagnostics and reduce treatment decision times. Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences John Fetse, from the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, also received TAF funding for his research on enhancing RNA therapeutic drug delivery. His work focuses on overcoming challenges with current lipid nanoparticle methods by incorporating amino acids into lipids, which reduces toxicity and improves delivery rates.
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Artificial Intelligence Uncovers Hidden Human Proteins and Functions, Advancing Cellular Research

Artificial Intelligence Uncovers Hidden Human Proteins and Functions, Advancing Cellular Research

New research, published in Nature, demonstrates how artificial intelligence (AI) combined with advanced experimental science is capable of identifying previously 'hidden' and unexplored proteins within the human body and elucidating their functions. This discovery offers a novel approach to understanding how cells communicate, manage stress, and potentially contribute to disease development. Researchers utilized AI to analyze the shapes of over 214 million predicted proteins. Instead of solely relying on genetic sequences, they focused on three-dimensional forms, which led to the identification of previously unknown members of the G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) family. GPCRs are crucial for cells to sense and respond to extracellular signals, playing a vital role in numerous physiological processes.
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Supreme Court to Hear Climate Change Preemption Case, Suncor Energy, Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County

Supreme Court to Hear Climate Change Preemption Case, Suncor Energy, Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in Suncor Energy, Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County, a case that will address whether state-level lawsuits against energy companies for their role in climate change are preempted by federal law. This case, scheduled for the first day of the October 2026 Term, is the first of its kind involving climate change to reach the Supreme Court. The lawsuit was brought by the county commissioners of Boulder County and the city of Boulder against Exxon Mobil Corporation and three Suncor Energy entities in Colorado state court. The plaintiffs are seeking damages for the alleged exacerbation of climate change and its impact on Boulder's property and residents, claiming the companies knowingly contributed to climate change while misleading the public. The Colorado Supreme Court previously ruled that Boulder's claims are not preempted by federal law, noting that the federal Clean Air Act does not expressly preempt such state tort liability, nor does it imply field o...
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Enginzyme Raises SEK 75 Million to Advance Commercial Biomanufacturing Strategy

Enginzyme Raises SEK 75 Million to Advance Commercial Biomanufacturing Strategy

Enginzyme Raises SEK 75 Million to Advance Commercial Biomanufacturing Strategy
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USA Rare Earth Partners with Pasqal and Riven Systems to Advance Rare Earth Processing Technology

USA Rare Earth Partners with Pasqal and Riven Systems to Advance Rare Earth Processing Technology

USA Rare Earth Partners with Pasqal and Riven Systems to Advance Rare Earth Processing Technology
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Cellular Intelligence Appoints Moderna Co-founder Robert Langer and AI Pioneer Yann LeCun to Board, Advancing AI in Medicine

Cellular Intelligence Appoints Moderna Co-founder Robert Langer and AI Pioneer Yann LeCun to Board, Advancing AI in Medicine

Cellular Intelligence Appoints Moderna Co-founder Robert Langer and AI Pioneer Yann LeCun to Board, Advancing AI in Medicine
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Colorado Lawmakers Seek New AI Safeguards Amid Bipartisan Concerns

Colorado Lawmakers Seek New AI Safeguards Amid Bipartisan Concerns

Colorado lawmakers from both Democratic and Republican parties are advocating for new regulations and safeguards for artificial intelligence (AI) technology. This bipartisan push is driven by growing public alarm over the rapid advancements and potential catastrophic risks associated with AI. U.S. Rep. Brittany Pettersen (D-Lakewood) has called for stronger industry standards, including independent audits and mandatory incident reporting. Democratic U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper, who frequently uses AI, has warned of a 'new and dangerous era' and co-introduced bipartisan legislation last year to develop standards for AI system construction and testing. He also urged the White House to address AI's risks. U.S. Rep. Jason Crow (D-Aurora) emphasized the need for protections concerning privacy and national security. On the Republican side, U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans (R-Fort Lupton) supports 'common sense guardrails' for consumers and led a bill passed by the House aimed at curbing AI data center costs. Evans also back...
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8VC Partner Jin-Young Kim Actively Invests in Early-Stage Tech and Healthcare Ventures

8VC Partner Jin-Young Kim Actively Invests in Early-Stage Tech and Healthcare Ventures

8VC Partner Jin-Young Kim Actively Invests in Early-Stage Tech and Healthcare Ventures
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Cellular Intelligence Appoints Moderna Co-founder and AI Pioneer to Scientific Advisory Board to Advance AI in Medicine

Cellular Intelligence Appoints Moderna Co-founder and AI Pioneer to Scientific Advisory Board to Advance AI in Medicine

Cellular Intelligence Appoints Moderna Co-founder and AI Pioneer to Scientific Advisory Board to Advance AI in Medicine