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Virtual cells based on 4D lattice light-sheet microscopy predict mitochondrial responses to drugs, potentially accelerating therapeutics discovery
In the landscape of modern pharmaceutical research, the journey from identifying a potential drug candidate to conducting clinical trials remains…
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The landscape of modern pharmacology has been fundamentally reshaped by the advent of artificial intelligence, most notably by the breakthrough…
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A landmark study conducted by researchers at the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden has unveiled promising evidence that the use of…
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Caltech Researchers Develop Breakthrough Device That Uses Light to Redirect Light in 74 Femtoseconds
In an engineering milestone that could redefine the boundaries of telecommunications, optical computing, and high-sensitivity sensing, a team of researchers…
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Crossroads in the Global Bio-Supply Chain: China Emerges as a Biologic API Manufacturing Hub Amid US Onshoring Push
A growing number of FDA-approved innovators and biosimilars are being manufactured at China-based facilities as biopharma takes interest in the…
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Batching by Length Instead of Looping Item by Item for SLM Optimization
The optimization of small language models (SLMs) for narrow enterprise automation has entered a new phase of efficiency engineering, focusing…
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New Species of Sea Spiders Discovered in the Salish Sea Reveal Hidden Marine Biodiversity
If you happen to be swimming in the Salish Sea at night and imagine tiny, hairy legs creeping up your…
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The landscape of public health in the United States faces unprecedented challenges, marked by systemic policy shifts, institutional withdrawals, and…
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The 2014 West African Ebola epidemic served as a crucible for global healthcare systems, exposing significant fractures in laboratory biosafety…
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