AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMedical Technology: Researchers have developed a skin-friendly adhesive patch that stays attached during use but can be removed with less force, potentially reducing skin damage for vulnerable patients. The work was published in Nature Communications. Energy Research: New Mexico State University received $2.85 million to assess geothermal resources near Las Cruces, with research planned to build toward a potential pilot drilling project. Cybersecurity: Moldova will invest $3.7 million in a telecom security operations center using U.S. technology and AI to detect and manage cyber threats. Neural Technology: Five pioneers of the modern cochlear implant received the 2026 Merkin Prize; more than a million people worldwide use the devices, which also helped advance research into neural prostheses. Fusion Energy: Israel’s energy ministry says the country could join a fusion industry attracting billions in investment, though commercial power plants remain a future prospect. AI and Energy: OpenAI hired an energy regulatory lead as it expands work on power procurement and infrastructure for its growing operations.
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