Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg discussed using AI to accelerate medical research while wearing a vintage $2 million Rolex 6062 "Stelline." The watch, known for its moonphase complication, was seen during a podcast interview where Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan detailed their Biohub initiative's goals.
Michael Dell has donated $750 million to the University of Texas at Austin, one of the largest gifts to a public university. The funds will support a new healthcare and research campus, featuring an AI-native hospital, scholarships, and advanced computing infrastructure.
Oxford University begins human trials for the world's first AI-designed vaccine, targeting Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever (CCHF), a deadly virus with 40% mortality rates and no widely approved vaccine, using AI to accelerate development by analyzing genetic data to identify immune response triggers.
Hong Kong is expected to play a greater role in major national clinical research projects and scientific breakthroughs, a mainland health official has said, pledging stronger support for local researchers at an annual medical conference. The remarks were made by a National Health Commission official at the Hospital Authority Convention on Monday, where the authority’s chief also pledged to introduce more efficient service pathways and smart hospital initiatives to improve healthcare...
Station will be first to be given full GBR branding and will directly link city’s Biomedical Campus to London, Brighton and Stansted airportThe delayed Cambridge South station will finally open in late June – and become the first station to be given full Great British Railways branding, the government has announced.The station sits beside the city’s Biomedical Campus, Europe’s largest medical research centre, and will connect it with direct trains to London, Brighton and Stansted airport, as well as up to nine trains an hour to the centre of Cambridge itself. Continue reading...
The Italian government has extradited to the United States a Chinese man wanted by authorities there on hacking charges that include stealing Covid-19 medical research, a person with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters. The source declined to say when Xu Zewei was flown out of Italy, saying only that he was already in the United States. The move follows a ruling by a top Italian court earlier this month allowing the extradition. Xu was arrested in Milan on July 3 at the request of US...
Italy has approved the extradition of Chinese national Xu Zewei to the United States on hacking charges related to stealing Covid-19 medical research. An Italian court ruled earlier this month that Xu could be extradited. The US Justice Department alleges Xu hacked and stole crucial Covid-19 research at the behest of the Chinese government. Xu's lawyer claims his client was a victim of mistaken identity.
Italy has approved the extradition of Chinese national Xu Zewei to the United States on hacking charges. The US Justice Department alleges Xu stole crucial Covid-19 medical research at the behest of the Chinese government. An Italian court ruled earlier this month that Xu could be extradited. Xu's lawyer claims his client was a victim of mistaken identity.
Italy has approved the extradition of Chinese national Xu Zewei to the United States on hacking charges related to stealing Covid-19 medical research. An Italian court ruled earlier this month that Xu could be extradited. The US Justice Department alleges Xu hacked at the behest of the Chinese government. Xu's lawyer claims his client was a victim of mistaken identity.
