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What's happening at the business hub? We've selected 3 interesting articles covering Mobility, Life sciences and Artificial Intelligence in Austria. Sources: ➡️ CycloTech brutkasten ➡️ Life Sciences SALZBURG24 ➡️ Vienna as an AI hotspot Wiener Bezirksblatt Vienna BioCenter I CycloTech GmbH #investinaustria #news #wirtschaft #mobility #lifesciences #artificialintelligence

Excited to be speaking at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 on 10/28! 🎤✨ I’ll be diving into a critical topic: "Next-Gen Medicine: AI Simulation Generating New Data to Accelerate Drug Discovery" The power of AI and quantum simulations in medicine is nothing short of groundbreaking. Imagine a world where we can generate missing data models to unlock new treatments for diseases like Alzheimer’s—faster and more cost-efficiently than ever before. Joining me will be Jim Breyer, and together, we’ll highlight how organizations like UCSF and Riboscience are leading the charge, using simulation to push the boundaries of what’s possible in biotech. If you're curious about the intersection of AI, quantum simulations, and life-changing innovation, don’t miss it! Plus, if you haven't registered, anyone in my network gets a 35% discount via this link: https://tcrn.ch/4dnOsjy 🗓️ October 28 ⏰ 13:50PM - 14:20PM GMT-08 🎯 Encore: 15:30PM - 16:00PM GMT-08 See you there! - M #AI #DrugDiscovery #TechCrunchDisrupt #Disrupt2024 #SandboxAQ

🎉 Happy New Year! What We Achieved in 2024 As we reflect on the past year, Confederation AI celebrates a groundbreaking journey in artificial intelligence and neuromorphic computing. Here are the highlights of our achievements in 2024: ✅ Released Artificial Brain v1.0. ✅ Revolutionized the field with Brain-system-on-chip (BRAINSoC) and Brain-on-chip (BoC) technologies. ✅ Trademarked MindCraft and MindMarket as our proprietary brands. ✅ Developed intelligent agents in the Gymnasium environment. ✅ Enabled TurtleBot 3 Waffle to become intelligent with MindCraft. ✅ Re-engineered event-based cameras with Artificial Brain, creating an artificial eye. ✅ Honored as a Deep Tech Pioneer by Hello Tomorrow! 🚀 With a year full of accomplishments behind us, we’re stepping into 2025 with even greater ambitions. By the end of Q1, we aim to unveil our humanoid robot prototype equipped with an interactive brain. The future is taking shape with us. 💡 #ConfederationAI #ArtificialBrain #NeuromorphicComputing #Innovation #DeepTech

❗Calling out all science researchers to join the LIFESPIRIT community. Registrations are open for 90 days. LIFESPIRIT is an online Community Against Reproducibility Crisis in Life-Sciences. Their visionary initiative is to battle Life-Science's biggest headache: The Reproducibility Crisis. By integrating advanced technologies such as Robotic Automation and AI LIFESPIRIT aims to enhance the precision, reliability, and efficiency of scientific experiments. 👉Find out more at www.life-spirit.org #LIFESPIRIT #innovationinscience #ScienceRevolution #LabAutomation #AI #lab_on_a_chip #Investments #LifeSciences #Research

In its three-year history, Isomorphic Labs has become one of the most discussed and debated names from Kendall Square to Sand Hill. The startup is led by Demis Hassabis, the recent Nobel Prize winner who also leads all of Alphabet's AI efforts as CEO of Google DeepMind. Part of the intrigue stems from Isomorphic's secrecy — until now. I got an exclusive first look inside Isomorphic's London headquarters, sitting down with their leadership team and scientists. From not building a laboratory to showcasing a demo of its molecule-designing software, you can see Hassabis starting to build out his vision of the AI future for biotech. One hint in the piece below: it goes far beyond AlphaFold, the AI model that earned this year's Nobel Prize. My latest feature on the AI bio space for Endpoints News:

Great news from the world of Life Science R&D! Yesterday, I attended the Generative AI event by REBBLS and CPHLabs and learned a bit about how the industry is starting to adopt GenAI. While most think about text-based GenAI, I think the use of GenAI for biological sequence data is gonna be a much more quiet revolution that only the people inside the field will truly appreciate! Great overview of the overall uptake of GenAI across life science industries by Markus Herrgård from the BioInnovation Institute. I am sure a lot of cool start-ups incubated there will go on to disrupt the industry for the better with new techniques! NorFalk maybe? 🚀 I was also excited to see how more established companies like Genmab is getting started in this space. Samuel D.'s presentation was a great sneak peek into their approach. It's still early days, but i am hopeful that this technology will revolutionize the industry and lead to new breakthroughs for people and the planet. #GenerativeAI #LifeScience #ResearchAndDevelopment

RWI Synthetics invites you to our Synthetic Calgary Lunch and Learn on Tuesday, March 19th, at noon. Check out our Regional Advanced Laboratory! Please mark your calendars and join us for a tour of the latest in Generative AI and Synthetic Futures Sandbox. Bring your lunch and your questions! https://lnkd.in/gYjQYjtB Synthetic Calgary is a collaborative future design of the Calgary Region that discusses, explores, evaluates, and inflects the future impact of today’s biggest decisions. It sets forth considerations for the Region’s future and the implications of policy, investment, and equity decisions today, allowing leaders to make complex decisions faster, more equitably, and more confidently than ever before. This initiative utilizes RUNWITHIT Synthetics' innovative visualization and simulation environment, which enables the unprecedented ability to forecast and visualize policy, investment, technology, and environmental impacts and model complex scenarios—playing forward time in a living, digital laboratory. #SyntheticCalgary #REAL #GenerativeAI #SyntheticFutures #Sandbox

Revisiting a year of Roundtables, MIT Technology Review’s subscriber-only events https://ift.tt/8OTutRe The worst technologies of 2024. The future of mixed reality. AI’s impact on the climate. These are just a few of the topics we covered this year in MIT Technology Review’s monthly event series, Roundtables.  The series offers a unique opportunity to hear straight from our reporters and editors about what’s next for emerging technologies. Available exclusively for subscribers, these 30-minute online discussions provide insights, analysis, and perspectives on timely topics such as gene editing and smart glasses. Roundtables is also a chance for subscribers to ask questions about the latest technologies and learn more about their impact directly from our experts and guests. Subscribers can access recordings of past sessions—about EVs in China, climate-friendly food, CRISPR babies, and AI hardware.  To access the library, simply log in with your subscription or subscribe now to save 25% and unlock access to the entire series. Here are some highlights from this year in Roundtables: The Worst Technology Failures of 2024 MIT Technology Review publishes an annual list of the worst technologies of the year—chronicling flops, failures, and other mishaps. The 2024 list was unveiled in December by executive editor Niall Firth and senior editor for biomedicine Antonio Regalado. They had a lively discussion about each of the eight items on this list—and what we can learn from these fiascos. What’s Next for Mixed Reality: Glasses, Goggles, and More This year brought many new developments in one particular consumer device category: smart glasses. After years of development, new augmented-reality specs from several companies made their debut. Editor in chief Mat Honan and AI hardware reporter James O’Donnell talked about where it’s all heading. Putting AI’s Climate Impact into Perspective The rise of AI comes with a growing carbon footprint and greater demand for electricity. Analysts project that AI could drive up data centers’ energy consumption by 160% this decade. So how worried should we be? Editor at large David Rotman, senior AI reporter Melissa Heikkilä, and senior editor for energy James Temple explored the energy trade-offs involved in AI. CRISPR Babies: Six years later Gene editing can correct or improve the DNA of human embryos, potentially opening the door to the “technological evolution” of our species. But in 2018, a premature attempt to use the technology this way led to a prison term for He Jiankui, the researcher involved. Editor in chief Mat Honan and senior editor for biomedicine Antonio Regalado had a conversation with He, a biophysicist and the creator of the first gene-edited humans, to revisit this controversial technology and the future of editing in IVF clinics. Why Thermal Batteries Are So Hot Right Now Thermal batteries could be a key part of cleaning up heavy industry. Executive editor Amy Nordrum and senior...

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Great news about the new Danish Centre for AI Innovation and the supercomputer that will be available for AI-based research and innovation in Denmark later this year! Danish Data Science Academy provided 20+ use cases from across the Danish universities and public sector to the initial scoping phases driven by the Novo Nordisk Foundation in a co-creative process. The ambitions and investments in not only cutting-edge research within methodology and application, but also on the foundational infrastructure is what is needed for #GrowingDanishDataScience