AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoScience Funding: Nvidia pledged $1 billion over five years for U.S. research, including work in quantum computing, fusion, medicine and materials. Biology: Researchers traced how one cell became 1.28 million in a two-week-old mouse embryo, creating the largest cellular family tree yet built for a mammal. Computing History: Margaret Hamilton, whose Apollo software helped land the first humans on the Moon and helped establish software engineering as a field, has died at 90. Chemistry Nobel: Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai won the 2026 prize for research on mirror-image molecules, with implications for drug development. Space: Ghana is drafting legislation to establish a national space agency and coordinate research, infrastructure and international partnerships.
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