MIT Innovators Develop Revolutionary "Tractor Beam" Chip to Manipulate Cells Remotely
MIT researchers have developed a silicon-based "tractor beam" on a chip that manipulates biological particles such as DNA and cells remotely, which could revolutionize experiments and disease diagnostics.
Wayne County Officials Partner with FBI in Response to Cybersecurity Incidents, Richmond Schools Grapple with Ransomware Attack
Wayne County faced a cybersecurity incident causing system outages, with investigations involving the FBI and Michigan State Police. Richmond Community Schools experienced a separate ransomware attack.
OpenAI's Valuation Skyrockets to $157 Billion After Securing $6.6 Billion in Funding with Backing from Microsoft and Nvidia
OpenAI secures $6.6 billion in funding, valuing the company at $157 billion, with contributions from Microsoft and Nvidia among others, aiming to advance AI research and expand its capabilities.
Enel X Way's North American Electric Mobility Business to Shut Down, Affecting EV Charger Functionality
Enel X Way North America is closing its electric mobility division in the US and Canada, affecting JuiceBox chargers' smart capabilities and software support.
University of Minnesota Expert Emphasizes Importance of Seasonal Vaccinations Amidst COVID-19 Variants
Prof. Rebecca Wurtz from the University of Minnesota emphasized the importance of seasonal flu shots and updated COVID-19 vaccines, particularly for those with increased vulnerability due to waning immunity and viral mutations.
New Self-Service Emissions Testing Kiosks Launch in Milwaukee and Oak Creek for Efficiency and Convenience
Self-service emissions testing kiosks are now available in Milwaukee and Oak Creek, Wisconsin, for vehicles from the 2007 model year onward, with the goal of providing a convenient option for time-strapped residents.
UCSF Breaks Ground on $842M Bakar Research and Academic Building to Propel Biomedical Innovation
UCSF has started construction on the Bakar Research and Academic Building to advance biomedical research and academics, with a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration, aiming to open in 2028.