China's state broadcaster CCTV, which livestreamed the event to global media outlets, including The Associated Press and Reuters news agencies, reported that its coverage drew 1.9 billion views online and more than 400 million on television. As Putin and Xi approached Tiananmen Square's rostrum, Putin's interpreter was heard in Chinese saying: Biotechnology is continuously developing. Human organs can be continuously transplanted. The longer you live, the younger you become, and [you can] even achieve immortality. Xi, who was not on camera, responded: Some predict that in this century humans may live to 150 years old.
Flash forward to today, and the landscape couldn't look more different. For starters, thanks to accessible education and unfiltered reviews, social media has democratized the industry. Niche names now rival (and often replace) the big players, formulas have gotten cleaner and more sustainable, and new formats - lotions, solids, and more - share shelf space with traditional spritzes and sprays.
There was a time when nothing in cinema was more frightening than a xenomorph. HR Giger's nightmarish biomechanical hellspawn, dripping with fluids and Freudian discharge, was the gruesome, undisputed apex predator of movie monsters. It burst from your chest; it dissolved your face with acid; it splintered your ribcage like a pinata filled with blood and screams. It was unstoppable, unknowable, the kind of thing you'd expect to find at the bottom of your dishwasher after leaving it closed for 36 centuries.
Cornell has secured a 10-year, $10 million grant renewal to continue work aimed at spurring economic impact and job growth through applied research, development and commercialization of breakthrough technologies.
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While big names get the spotlight, smaller healthcare stocks often hold the most explosive upside, with potential for significant gains in the coming years.
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Typically, people think about robots as devices that you build with plastic and metal and the wires and software. But because fruit flies are so well understood, they can be treated as living robots.
We are impressed with the team's passion and the early commercial validation of its technology. Alongside HBG Ventures, CHECK24 Impact, and Rockstart, we are excited to support SenseUP's continued growth.
The mosquitoes released in Djibouti are a vital tool in combating malaria, but their effectiveness needs to be complemented by existing prevention methods like nets and vaccines.
Immunologist Jacob Glanville identified a unique opportunity to study the blood of Tim Friede, who gained immunity to snake venom after 18 years of exposure.
Basic research conducted by America's universities is pivotal in fostering an entrepreneurial culture, evidenced by collaborations between academia and notable venture capitalists in technology and medicine.