Biotech & AI
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AI News & Trends
AI’s Next Frontier Runs From Drug Labs to Moon Maps
AI is moving from clever demonstrations into laboratories, power systems, battlefields, and orbit. In one burst of activity, researchers are…
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AI in Science & Research
Age-Reversal Gene Therapy Moves From Mice to Human Eyes
A mouse optic nerve began growing back in sixteen days. That result helped put Yuancheng (Ryan) Lu, a 34-year-old geneticist…
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AI in Healthcare
Arm CEO Bets AI Can Crack Cancer Before We Age
Rene Haas is betting on machines. The CEO of Arm Holdings says AI will help find a cure for cancer…
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AI in Healthcare
AI Imaging and Inhaled Therapies Push Lung Disease Research Forward
Two biotechnology programs are putting new tools and treatments under the microscope for serious pulmonary diseases. Brainomix and Endeavor BioMedicines…
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AI in Healthcare
Obesity Drug Funding Meets a New Longevity Question
Obesity research is moving in several directions at once, from new medicines for rare genetic conditions to questions about how…
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AI in Science & Research
The Evolutionary Bet Hidden Inside Extra Chromosome Sets
Evolution sometimes doubles the entire genome. That move can inject genetic novelty into an organism in a single generation, creating…
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AI in Healthcare
Bayesian Health’s Sepsis Monitor Clears Medicare’s Payment Hurdle
Medicare has opened a payment path for continuous sepsis monitoring. Bayesian Health announced on September 2, 2026, that its FDA-cleared…
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AI in Healthcare
AI Sepsis Monitoring Enters a New Medicare Payment Era
Bayesian Health’s sepsis monitoring technology has cleared a major barrier between clinical innovation and hospital adoption. Medicare approved a New…
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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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