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Technology

Duke launches a national hub for trustworthy AI in aging and dementia

Duke-led AITC-AIGE, one of five centers selected by the U.S. National Institute on Aging, will receive nearly $25 million over five years. The center aims to advance trustworthy AI research for aging and dementia care.

Duke University School of Medicine1 min read Data included
Energy

EnergyX announces 10-year lithium offtake deal with Trafigura

EnergyX announced a binding agreement for Trafigura to buy 100,000 metric tons of battery-grade lithium products over 10 years from planned projects in Chile and the United States. Production and deliveries remain prospective.

Energy Exploration Technologies (EnergyX)1 min read Data included
Technology

Cornell researchers propose a credit market for data-center power cuts

Cornell researchers propose a credit market for data-center power cuts. Cornell’s proposed Curtailment Credit Market would let data centers facing required cuts pay more flexible energy users to take on part of their reduction obligations.

Cornell Chronicle1 min read Data included
Technology

MIT’s IRIS model uses AI to reconstruct cells’ signaling histories

MIT’s IRIS model uses AI to reconstruct cells’ signaling histories. Researchers at MIT and the Whitehead Institute reported IRIS, a neural-network model that infers active cell-signaling pathways from gene-activity patterns.

MIT News1 min read Data included
Technology

Argonne reports on AI and supercomputing training at ATPESC 2026

Argonne reported on October 12 that 75 people participated in ATPESC 2026. The program ran July 26–August 7 in Illinois, with researchers carrying out hands-on work on the Aurora, Polaris and Frontier supercomputers.

Argonne Leadership Computing Facility1 min read Data included
Technology

Brookhaven reports X-AutoMap cut particle scanning from about 44 hours to 10

Brookhaven National Laboratory described its X-AutoMap automation tool on October 14. The lab said roughly 500 particles from an urban air-pollution sample were analyzed in about 10 hours, compared with about 44 hours normally required for manual data collection.

Brookhaven National Laboratory1 min read Data included
Technology

DOE releases Genesis Agent Skills for scientific AI workflows

The U.S. Department of Energy announced the public release of Genesis Agent Skills for the Genesis Mission on October 15. The package provides reusable instructions and workflows that AI coding tools can use in scientific work.

U.S. Department of Energy1 min read Data included
Technology

Google previews Gemini integration with its cross-cloud Lakehouse

Google Cloud announced a preview integration between Gemini and its Borderless Lakehouse. Lakehouse catalog federation can expose sources such as Databricks Unity Catalog and Snowflake Horizon inside Gemini, letting users query records in natural language while agents use the same data context without moving the underlying data.

Google Cloud1 min read Data included
Technology

Meta built Forum with verification-focused coding agents

Meta engineers built Forum, a separate app for Facebook Groups, by placing an AI agent inside the planning, implementation, testing and verification loop. The company defined success as production-ready changes that build, pass tests and survive review, rather than the amount of code generated.

Meta Engineering2 min read Data included