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For decades, biotechnology moved at the speed of the human hand and eye. Scientists squinting at gels, technicians pipetting samples one at a time, researchers combing through data spreadsheets late into the night. That pace is changing fast, and artificial intelligence is the reason why. Artificial Intelligence hasn't just sped ...
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The headline in the May 12, 2026 New York Times article, written by Gina Kolata and Rebecca Robbins, tells it all: How an 'Impossible' Idea Led to a Pancreatic Cancer Breakthrough. Incredibly important discoveries can come from ideas that seem impossible at the start. If only 'sure things' were pursued ...
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The problem Observations over multiple decades have shown that few bioscience community college administrators have any significant exposure to the industry and how it functions. In speaking with community college administrators in biosciences, we ascertained they would love the opportunity to learn more about biotechnology. When we interviewed industry and institutional representatives; several expressed great interest in providing this opportunity. Community college administrators rarely have direct contacts in the biotech industry. This disconnect leads to several difficulties for community ...
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