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Soft deployable airless wheel for lunar lava tube intact exploration

A new study introduces an innovative, soft deployable airless wheel designed to facilitate exploration of the Moon’s lava tubes. Published in the December 2025 issue of Science Robotics, this work brings forward a novel approach to space travel and technology.

Robotics

Watch this humanoid robot power through an hour of sorting packages

If you’re craving a unique holiday spectacle, look no further than a mesmerizing hour-long video of a humanoid robot sorting packages. The clip, shared by Figure AI’s founder Brett Adcock, highlights the robot’s promise as a game-changer for future warehouse operations.

Robotics

 Watch this humanoid robot power through an hour of sorting packages
Amputees often feel disconnected from their bionic hands. AI could bridge the gap

Researchers are using advanced sensors and artificial intelligence to make prosthetic hands feel more natural. Amputees who once felt disconnected from their bionic limbs could soon gain a closer connection, thanks to new innovations in this field.

Biotechnology

Robotics

Details trickle in about salary, size at AstraZeneca’s new Albemarle plant

Construction of AstraZeneca’s new plant in Albemarle County is progressing swiftly. Local officials have been briefed on both the expected salaries for newly hired workers and the overall size of the operations, raising anticipation about the region’s economic benefit.

Biotechnology

 Details trickle in about salary, size at AstraZeneca’s new Albemarle plant
Bionic hand given AI ‘mind of its own’ to improve life of amputees

Scientists have unveiled a bionic hand that uses AI to assist amputees with everyday tasks. By integrating proximity and pressure sensors into a commercial prosthesis, they have enabled more intuitive movement. This approach aims to redefine how individuals with limb loss interact with their environment.

Biotechnology

Robotics

 Bionic hand given AI ‘mind of its own’ to improve life of amputees
Imviva Biotech Presents Validating Data for CAR-T Cell Therapies CTD402 and CTA311 in Five Presentations at the 67th American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting

Imviva Biotech has revealed promising new data for its allogeneic CAR-T cell therapies, CTD402 and CTA311, at the 67th American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting. Early clinical findings suggest significant progress toward treating T-cell and B-cell malignancies, as well as severe aplastic anemia, through innovative approaches that may offer enhanced efficacy and widened patient access.

Biotechnology

Sana Biotechnology Announces Publication in Nature Biotechnology of in vivo Gene Editing of Human Hematopoietic Stem Cells in Preclinical Models Using the Fusogen Platform

Sana Biotechnology has announced the successful use of fusogen technology to deliver potent in vivo gene editing of human hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs). Published in Nature Biotechnology, the preclinical research highlights systemic delivery in murine models, demonstrating promising precision for bone marrow–based therapies.

Biotechnology

Median PFS Trending Beyond One Year: Leads Biolabs’ LBL-034 Showcases Breakthrough Clinical Data in Oral Presentation at the 2025 ASH Annual Meeting

Nanjing Leads Biolabs Co., Ltd. presented new clinical data on LBL-034 at the 67th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Hematology (ASH) in Orlando. The results, featuring a median progression-free survival (PFS) trending beyond one year, spotlight a potential breakthrough in hematology.

Biotechnology

BioAge Announces Positive Interim Phase 1 Data for BGE-102, a Novel Brain-Penetrant NLRP3 Inhibitor

BioAge Labs, Inc. has released interim results showing that its novel brain-penetrant NLRP3 inhibitor, BGE-102, was well-tolerated in early testing. Preliminary data suggests this once-daily oral medication could bring new options for conditions linked to inflammatory pathways.

Biotechnology

AstraZeneca’s $2 Billion Maryland Expansion Raises Big Questions for U.S. Biotech

AstraZeneca has unveiled a $2 billion plan to expand its manufacturing presence in Maryland, a move that marks its fourth U.S. commitment this year. The announcement highlights not only the company’s continued growth but also the broader impact such investments can have on America’s biotech landscape.

Biotechnology

 AstraZeneca’s $2 Billion Maryland Expansion Raises Big Questions for U.S. Biotech
The Future of Space Tech: AI in Mars Missions

AI is poised to transform Mars missions with enhanced autonomy, safety measures, and deeper scientific insights. As the technology evolves, it stands to redefine the way humanity explores and sustains its presence on the Red Planet.

Robotics

 The Future of Space Tech: AI in Mars Missions
What Cheese Mold Can Teach Us About Evolution

Cheese mold might seem mundane, but in a Vermont cave, it offers surprising lessons on evolution. As researchers examine how genes change within this unique environment, they uncover how even the most ordinary organisms can challenge our understanding of adaptation.

Biotechnology

 What Cheese Mold Can Teach Us About Evolution
Cell Therapy Packaging Market Trends and Companies Data 2025-35

Forecasts reveal the global cell therapy packaging market is set to expand from USD 419.57 million in 2025 to USD 1274.31 million by 2034, reflecting an annual growth rate of 11.75%. Industry insights, drawn from Towards Packaging, point to accelerating demand in this evolving healthcare niche.

Biotechnology

Mosquito Management drones in new tool

Sarasota is rolling out a new approach to mosquito management by utilizing drones in wooded areas. This initiative aims to be neighborhood-friendly, helping to reduce the local pest population with minimal disruption.

Robotics

 Mosquito Management drones in new tool
GC Genome Publishes Blood-Based Colorectal Cancer Screening Study in the American Journal of Gastroenterology

GC Genome and Asan Medical Center have published their collaborative findings on a blood-based colorectal cancer screening method. The study, now featured in The American Journal of Gastroenterology, highlights the promise of liquid biopsy techniques in improving early cancer detection.

Biotechnology

 GC Genome Publishes Blood-Based Colorectal Cancer Screening Study in the American Journal of Gastroenterology
Dear Doctor: How do doctors, scientists use the body’s immune system to treat cancer?

Doctors and researchers have long recognized that our immune system has the potential to fight cancer. Recent breakthroughs have finally allowed that principle to evolve into powerful, immune-based therapies that bring renewed hope.

Biotechnology

Bicara Therapeutics Scores Relative Strength Rating Upgrade

Bicara Therapeutics recently received an upgrade in its Relative Strength Rating, indicating improved technical performance. The biotech and pharma stock news signals a noteworthy uptick that investors may find significant.

Biotechnology

DeepRoute.ai on Track to Deliver 200,000 Vehicles by Year-End, Capturing 40% of Third-Party NOA Market in October

DeepRoute.ai, an autonomous driving platform provider, is set to reach a major milestone of delivering 200,000 vehicles by the end of the year. After capturing 40% of the third-party NOA market in October, the company aims to expand further into robotaxi and next-generation autonomous applications.

Robotics

 DeepRoute.ai on Track to Deliver 200,000 Vehicles by Year-End, Capturing 40% of Third-Party NOA Market in October
AIRS Medical Continues Swift Expansion Through Europe, the Middle East, and Africa

AIRS Medical is making waves in diagnostic imaging through its award-winning AI-driven MRI solution, SwiftMR. With enhanced image quality and faster scan speeds, the company’s rapid expansion across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa signals its growing international influence.

Biotechnology

 AIRS Medical Continues Swift Expansion Through Europe, the Middle East, and Africa
Scientists Develop AxioMed Spinal Disc Replacement That Truly Mimics Healthy Human Disc — A Game-Changer in Spine Surgery

Scientists have unveiled a spinal disc that replicates natural human disc motion, drawing on a landmark biomechanical study. This breakthrough could usher in a new era of motion-preserving spine care, potentially transforming treatments for degenerative back conditions.

Biotechnology

 Scientists Develop AxioMed Spinal Disc Replacement That Truly Mimics Healthy Human Disc — A Game-Changer in Spine Surgery
CRISPR Therapeutics Clears Technical Benchmark, Hitting 80-Plus RS Rating

CRISPR Therapeutics has crossed a key technical hurdle by surpassing an 80 Relative Strength Rating. The biotech company’s performance signals notable momentum in a competitive market space.

Biotechnology

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