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AI designed a virus, a scientist activated it — and here the story gets complicated
Researchers from Stanford and the Arc Institute used artificial intelligence to design the genetic code of bacteriophages — viruses that attack bacteria — and created active viruses from them in the lab. This achievement could help in developing treatments against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, but experts warn that the improving ability of AI to design biological systems raises urgent questions...
Living to 180? The body will be replaced, organs will be printed, and the brain - it will be backed up to the cloud | Meir Uziel
If science extends our lives to 180 years, who exactly will the person we become be? Researchers from 300 universities have made an amazing discovery: there are topics other than the Palestinians. Also: the absurd parallel between Benjamin Netanyahu and Hitler, and the crisis in modern love songs.

A 141% jump: The medical technology giant BrainsWay breaks records
After an exceptionally strong quarter, the Israeli company is raising its forecasts for 2026 and presenting dramatic clinical data for the treatment of PTSD and clinical depression, alongside a huge backlog of orders.

Michal Tsur's startup Remepy raises $36 million for the development of hybrid drugs
Remepy has raised $36 million in a Series A funding round. The startup develops hybrid drugs that combine prescription medication with AI-based therapeutic applications.

Researchers used AI to create new viruses that did not exist in nature
Researchers from Stanford University have achieved a scientific breakthrough by using artificial intelligence to design "from scratch" completely new viruses. The creation process utilized principles similar to those of advanced language models like ChatGPT.
Silenseed Reveals New Data: SIL204 May Help the Immune System Recognize and Attack Tumors
New preclinical data indicate that the SIL204 treatment acts on three key mechanisms by which cancer tumors evade the immune system, strengthening the scientific basis for combination immunotherapy.

Scribe Therapeutics Stock Jumps Nearly 49% on First Day of Trading
Scribe Therapeutics stock recorded a sharp jump of nearly 49% on its first day of trading following a successful IPO pricing. Global pharmaceutical giants Sanofi and Eli Lilly have allocated significant capital to invest in the company.