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Wednesday, October 28

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Today’s highlights showcase significant advancements in biotechnology and energy storage, with breakthroughs in brain-computer interfaces illuminating future computational potentials. Additionally, a notable shift in AI regulatory scrutiny signals a growing focus on both risks and innovations in this transformative field.

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    New 3D device computes using living brain cells

    Biotech

    This innovative bioelectronic device developed by Princeton researchers demonstrates the potential for living brain cells to perform computational tasks, pushing the boundaries of biotechnology.

    Web search · tomshardware.com · tomshardware.com

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    Machine learning simulations reveal how plastic transforms into hard carbon

    Science

    A groundbreaking study by Oxford researchers utilizes machine learning to unveil the atomic processes aiding in converting plastics to hard carbon, a material with substantial technological implications.

    Phys.org · phys.org

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    LG Energy Solution signs MOU for 4.5GWh energy storage projects

    Energy

    This agreement signals an expansion in energy storage capabilities crucial for renewable energy integration in the US and Europe, reinforcing the shift towards sustainable power solutions.

    Energy Storage News · energy-storage.news

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    DOE Offers Constellation up to $5B for nuclear upgrades

    Nuclear

    The U.S. Department of Energy's loan commitment for nuclear modernization underscores the government's investment in expanding clean energy sources and enhancing the nuclear fleet.

    POWER Magazine · powermag.com

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    Intel’s Classiq deal indicates active quantum commercialization

    Quantum

    Intel's move toward commercializing its quantum computing research through a significant acquisition suggests a pivotal shift in the landscape of quantum technology.

    The Quantum Insider · thequantuminsider.com

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