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Sana Biotechnology inks $50M deal for precise gene editing system from Beam Therapeutics

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Sana Biotechnology has a new $50 million tool in its toolbox. That’s according to a study in Nature Communications led by CRISPR pioneer Feng Zhang at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, which has licensed its technology to Beam. The application with the U.S. Sana CEO and president Steve Harr. Sana Photo).

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Mars Society gains foothold in AI, robotics and biotechnology to clear a path to space

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A biotech prize for turning chemicals into food On the biotechnology front, the Mars Society plans to offer an incentive prize for methods that use microbes to convert simple chemicals, such as methane or methanol, into food. “Ask it anything you want, and you get the answer in multiple personalities,” he said.

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Seattle-based Icosavax, which is developing COVID-19 vaccines, files for IPO 4 years after launch

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Icosavax creates virus-like particles with technology licensed from the University of Washington’s Institute for Protein Design. Icosavax filed a clinical trial application in Belgium in June for its RSV candidate and plans to initiate trials later this year, according to a company filing with the U.S. Icosavax Photo).

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Cell therapy startup Immusoft lands deal with Takeda worth potentially more than $900M

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Under the agreement, Takeda has options to exclusively license programs at the preclinical stage and will take products to the clinic and through commercialization. The company aims to file an investigational new drug application for the condition with the U.S.

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Nvidia accelerates enterprise adoption of generative AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Nvidia AI Foundations is a family of cloud services with which enterprises will be able to build their own large language models (LLMs), the technologies at the heart of generative AI systems, and run them at scale, calling them from enterprise applications via Nvidia’s APIs.

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2021 Predictions: Why these tech, science and startup leaders are upbeat about the year ahead

GeekWire

And I’ll earn my A-class license on iRacing…. The hottest technology of 2021: We can expect that AI (and generally everything ML-driven) will remain a super hot technology in 2021, especially with applications in medicine and other areas. The hottest technology of 2021: Investments and advances in augmented reality applications.

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