Biotech & AI
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AI in Healthcare
Insilico’s AI Drug Pipeline Powers a Breakthrough Profit
Insilico Medicine has reached a striking milestone: its first profit arrived alongside $106.3 million in revenue during the first half…
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AI in Science & Research
Spiderwebs Turn Invisible DNA Into a New Biodiversity Tool
Spiderwebs may offer biologists a simple way to measure the living world around us. Their sticky threads collect traces of…
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AI in Science & Research
Hibernating Mice Lose Synapses but Keep Their Memories
A hibernation-like state can erase more than half of a mouse’s synapses, yet the animals still retain their memories. When…
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AI Ethics & Policy
The Five Human Names Behind an AI-Designed Drug
Insilico Medicine used AI to propose a drug for pulmonary fibrosis, but the patent does not name the AI system…
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AI in Science & Research
Claude Pushes AI Protein Design Into a New Phase
Claude is moving beyond answers and into protein design. Anthropic says its models ran design campaigns on their own, producing…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Anthropic’s Dario Amodei Says AI Must Earn Trust Through Results
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, has pushed back against the idea that warnings about artificial intelligence helped create the backlash…
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AI in Science & Research
Hibernation Reveals Memory Is Harder to Erase Than Expected
Memory refuses to stay put. Recent research suggests memories can survive major changes to the brain, including the loss of…
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AI in Science & Research
The Brain’s Hidden Memory Network Is Stronger Than Expected
What happens to a memory when the brain’s connections begin to disappear? New research in mice points to an unexpected…
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AI in Science & Research
How Mouse Memories Survive the Brain’s Biggest Changes
Memory may be more durable than scientists once believed. Recent studies in mice show that memories can survive major changes…
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AI News & Trends
The Missing Pediatric Map Is Finally Taking Shape
Children remain a blind spot in medical data. Deanne Taylor is trying to change that by building better records of…
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