Pulse Newsletter
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New AI Boosts Drug Discovery
Scientists at University of Washington and Harvard University have developed Artificial Intelligence (AI) software that can help create proteins. It ...
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Here Comes the Exercise Pill
Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine, Stanford School of Medicine, and collaborating institutions have identified a molecule in the blood ...
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Major Step Toward Artificial Biological Hearts
Harvard bioengineers have advanced toward the fabrication of artificial hearts. "This work is a major step forward for organ biofabrication ...
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Astronaut Health Studies to Enable Space Exploration
Scientists led by University of Calgary have researched bone loss in astronauts. An important question is whether bone loss can ...
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CRISPR Gene Editing Links Genes to Their Functions
Scientists led by MIT have published the first comprehensive functional map of genes that are expressed in human cells. The ...
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What Is Sentient AI, and Has Google Built One?
I’m sure many readers have seen news headlines reporting that Google may have built a sentient Artificial Intelligence (AI). This ...
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Tiny Flexible Probes for Better Neural Interfaces
Researchers at the UC San Diego and Salk Institute have developed a tiny neural probe. It can be implanted for ...
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Patients Are Cancer-Free After Experimental Treatment
All participants in a clinical trial for rectal cancer conducted by Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) seem cancer-free. The ...
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New Gene Editing Tool Is Smaller and Better than CRISPR
Scientists at Cornell University have advanced toward a new gene editing tool. It is less than half the size of ...
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CRISPR Gene Editing Alters Social Behavior of Lab Animals
Scientists at Georgia State University have created gene-edited hamsters for studies of social neuroscience. And they have found that the ...
