Medical miracle in the USA: stem cells cure patient of HIV and cancer
Paul Edmonds, a patient from California, defeated both HIV and cancer thanks to a revolutionary stem cell transplant.
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VIR-1388, HIV vaccine being tested in the USA and South Africa
The testing of the HIV vaccine VIR-1388 has just begun in the United States and South Africa: it could be the decisive turning point.
HIV, confirmed the fifth patient with complete recovery
The patient for whom recovery from HIV is confirmed is a 53-year-old German. And now the perspectives change for everyone.
Data storage, by 2030 we could put it in DNA "cartridges".
Archiving data on DNA will allow us to preserve present and future human knowledge in a long-lasting and ecological way: this is where we are at.
Gene editing, here are anti-HIV white blood cells. Close to the 'final' treatment
An Israeli team used gene editing to engineer B-type white blood cells that activate the immune system against the virus.
Moving Beehive Mobility, autonomous hives with AI for the beekeeping of the future
A mobile beehive system, or if you prefer beehives, equipped with AI and designed to protect precious bees in the near future.
Is holographic data storage the next computing revolution?
The holographic data revolution, the new archiving system studied by the Cambridge researchers, could change everything.
The Roddenberry Archive will make the 1:1 hologram of the Enterprise from Star Trek
The foundation that preserves the work of the creator of Star Trek has ambitious projects on the Enterprise and on the entire universe linked to the TV series.
Covid-19, AI indicates: Atazanavir, an anti-HIV, can fight the coronavirus
Even a rapid development of the vaccine for Covid-19 may not counteract the growth of the epidemic, and AI is taking the field against the coronavirus, identifying, among the already existing drugs, Atazanavir as a candidate for use in a treatment.
Pharmaceutical company announces: we have HIV and AIDS cure
The nearly 1000-page paper details the cure for HIV and AIDS, and calls for the go-ahead from the FDA. A historic announcement is expected after 40 years.
HIV vaccine, progress
Studies to produce a vaccine against HIV continue, and could soon lead to truly, truly decisive turning points.
HIV has been eradicated in monkeys
In an article published last week in Nature the extraordinary results of research conducted by two different laboratories. A mixture of HIV type 1 monoclonal antibodies is capable of eliminating the AIDS virus from the bodies of primates in just 3 days without leaving a trace. The protagonist of the undertaking is the N332-glycan-dependent monoclonal antibody PGT121 mAb which is the main proponent of a very rapid decay of virus levels even in long-infected primates. No yes… Read more
Germany, one year ago we said goodbye to nuclear power: why they won't go back
Unless there is an upheaval, Germany will not return to nuclear power. The opposition in the country is too deep-rooted, where the atom remains a political and social taboo.
Tell me what you look like and I'll tell you who you vote for: an AI predicts political orientation
AI can predict political orientation from facial photos, even when expressions are neutral and variables such as age, gender and ethnicity are controlled for.
Digital Asset Management: how to optimize your multi-channel marketing strategy
Digital Asset Management (DAM) is a system that helps companies efficiently manage their digital content, such as images, videos, documents and audio files.
Meet UPDF, A revolutionary AI PDF editor. Is it worthy or not?
Forget the old struggles with PDF editors: UPDF revolutionizes the management of your documents with cutting-edge artificial intelligence and an interface that anyone can master with the first click. You'll wonder how you did without it.
Just 57 large entities produce 80% of all CO2 emissions
Reducing emissions from a few dozen companies is easier than convincing 8 billion people. But without cuts to fossil fuels and more renewables, objectives are at risk.
Dr.Fone: what it is and how to protect your privacy
In today's ever-evolving digital landscape, our daily lives are increasingly interconnected thanks to mobile devices. From our smartphones to tablets, these tools offer us a wide range of services and features. The latter simplify our daily activities, from work to socializing, from navigation to managing finances. However, with this growing dependence on mobile devices, the crucial question of information security also arises. One of the most relevant aspects of mobile information security is… Read more
Firefighting drones, the latest advances from a cutting edge in the sky
Firefighting techniques have an additional ally: swarms of drones ready to intervene (even in search and rescue missions).
The mystery of "immortal" brains found around the world
Researchers at the University of Oxford have cataloged more than 4.400 naturally preserved human brains, some dating back 12.000 years, challenging the idea that they are extremely rare.
