AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAntarctic Connectivity: A feasibility study found a submarine fibre-optic cable linking Chile to Antarctica is technically viable, potentially giving research stations faster, more reliable access to global networks than satellite links. Research and Academic Freedom: A federal judge dismissed all charges against Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova, accused of bringing frog embryos into the U.S. for cancer research. Tuberculosis Research: Rockefeller scientists mapped thousands of genetic interactions in the TB bacterium, revealing possible targets for new drugs and antibiotic combinations. AI Devices: Nothing CEO Carl Pei says the company will launch a screen-free AI product next month, though he has not disclosed what it does. Biomedicine: Researchers report that a targeted nanoimmunotherapy reduced atherosclerotic plaque in mice, while a separate genetic study links a variant to rare liver injury from blood-pressure drugs. Industrial R&D: Unilever is investing €35 million in its Indian research centres to expand product science, prototyping, advanced manufacturing and AI tools.
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