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A protein that doesn't exist in nature - designed computationally by a Nobel laureate's lab - can now grow inside living cells and record their history as fluorescent rings, readable under a microscope. Yes, you read that right.
Meanwhile, The FDA just approved the first AI imaging device for use during breast cancer surgery, with a regulatory pathway that lets the AI improve itself after approval.
Insilico Medicine and Liquid AI shipped a drug discovery model small enough to run entirely behind pharma's own firewall. And a new platform launched where AI agents hold wallets, fund experiments, and commission wet lab work on their own.
In this issue we also preview NVIDIA's GTC AI × biology track, and highlight some of the sessions worth watching for BAIO readers.
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