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An AI guide to a humane utopia, uniting tech, nature, and ethics. Inspiring hope for a sustainable, multiplanetary future of harmony and progress.
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BioMASON grows bricks with bacteria, cutting the 800 million tons of CO2 from traditional production. Supported by the National Science Foundation, this ambient temperature process is part of the $30 billion Biology Century trend.

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bioMASON grows bricks with bacteria, cutting the 800 million tons of CO2 from traditional production. Part of the $30B Biology Century trend, programming life to manufacture everything. Proven process backed by the National Science Foundation. Construction's green future is here: biomason.com
Green Logistics is transforming supply chains, with industry leaders like Amazon, IKEA, and UPS investing heavily in electric vehicles and sustainable packaging.

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Green Logistics is transforming supply chains, with industry leaders like Amazon, IKEA, UPS, and DHL investing heavily in electric vehicles, sustainable packaging, and energy-efficient warehouses.
Biotech startup Biomason has developed a groundbreaking biocement inspired by marine organisms, emitting 95% less CO2 than traditional cement. As the $1 trillion carbon removal market accelerates, this innovation could help dramatically reduce the 2.

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Biotech startup Biomason takes inspiration from marine organisms to produce a pioneering biocement that generates 95% less CO2 than traditional Portland cement.
Researchers from Zhejiang University and HKUST (Guangzhou) have developed ProtET, an AI-powered multi-modal protein editing model that aligns protein sequences with natural language instructions.
Major breakthrough in AI: Deep learning algorithms now tackle tasks once only achievable by humans, with astounding quality. From virtual assistants to recommendation systems, AI's influence grows across healthcare, energy, finance, and more.
DARPA's $1M PRIDE project aims to build an AI tool to decode and predict collective emotions of allies and enemies, offering guidance on military decisions. Part of the accelerating $1.8T market for AI and affective computing.

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DARPA's $1 million PRIDE project aims to build an AI tool that can decode and predict collective emotions of groups and nations, offering guidance on major military decisions.
New 3D plant imaging breakthrough enables rapid, automated phenotyping to optimize crops. Soybean leaf area estimation now 5x faster and more accurate using AI-generated masks and B-spline surface fitting. Part of the rising $4.
EPFL scientists have advanced their deep learning pipeline MaSIF to design novel proteins that bind to complexes involving hormones or drugs. This breakthrough, published in Nature, opens up new possibilities in the computational design of molecular interactions for biomedicine.
Medical deep research agent MedResearcher-R1 sets new state-of-the-art, leveraging knowledge graph synthesis to generate 2100+ diverse trajectories across 12 specialties. Custom medical retrieval engine enables accurate information synthesis.
MedResearcher-R1 sets new standards in medical AI. With 2100+ diverse trajectories across 12 specialties, it diagnoses rare conditions by integrating custom medical knowledge graphs and retrieval engines.

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Researchers have harnessed the power of AI to engineer a novel fluorescent protein, simulating 500 million years of evolution. This groundbreaking approach, utilizing the ESM3 model, marks a significant advancement in protein engineering.
POSTECH researchers pioneer high-resolution, virtually stained imaging technology using explainable deep learning. Surpasses limits of traditional confocal fluorescence microscopy (CFM) without risks of photobleaching and phototoxicity.
Blockchain tech could be the key to fixing the carbon credit market's reliability issues, as highlighted in a recent WSJ Tech News Briefing.

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Blockchain tech could soon help improve the carbon credit market's reliability issues. Startups like Moss Earth are applying the traceability of digital currencies to carbon offsets, ensuring their validity.
Ancient microbes called Archaea offer a new weapon against antibiotic resistance. AI identified previously unknown compounds in these extremophiles that could fuel next-generation antibiotics. Part of "The Biology Century," programming life for manufacturing. $30B market by 2025.
Biotech startup Biomason reaches a new milestone in construction biotechnology. Their cement alternative, inspired by marine organisms, produces durable building materials without high temperatures or carbon emissions.

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Biotech startup Biomason has developed a low-emissions alternative to traditional cement by emulating how marine organisms build shells from calcium carbonate. This biocement breakthrough could help reduce the 2.5 billion tonnes of CO2 produced annually from cement manufacturing.
Researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute have developed self-healing concrete that uses an enzyme found in human blood to fill cracks.

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Researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute have developed self-healing concrete that uses an enzyme found in human blood, carbonic anhydrase, to fill cracks. The enzyme reacts with CO2 in the air to create calcium carbonate crystals, repairing cracks within hours.
Affective computing breakthrough: Machines can now detect human emotions with 95% accuracy using advanced facial recognition and biometric sensors.

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In a leap toward emotionally intelligent machines, affective computing pioneer Rosalind Picard's groundbreaking work now powers real-world applications.