ASU Teams Up with Grammarly to Deploy Agentic AI Assistant
Arizona State University recently partnered with Grammarly to integrate agentic AI into teaching and learning, becoming the first university to deploy Grammarly’s Superhuman Go AI platform. Continue reading →
Australian government action needed to curb soaring terminal charges: regulator
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission issued a report Friday that found terminal operators were making “historic” profits while their investment in infrastructure lagged far behind. Continue reading →
Inland rail connectivity key to Port of Long Beach growth: new CEO
Noel Hacegaba says more efficient intermodal rail service to the US interior will help Long Beach grab a greater share of imports from Asia that move to major distribution hubs such as Dallas and Chicago. Continue reading →
Maersk picks new CFO, reshuffles some regional chiefs
Robert Erni, who will step into the CFO job after the ocean carrier reports fiscal 2025 results in February, has 30 years of experience in financial roles across the logistics industry. Continue reading →
Voices of the Energy Industry – Affordability becomes the priority with Meghan Calabro
Meghan Calabro, Vice President at Burns & McDonnell, discusses grid modernization and affordability challenges for utilities and how solutions to them can be found at DTECH Continue reading →
Can these senators save NEPA? – This Week in Cleantech
On this episode of the This Week in Cleantech podcast, Jael Holzman from Heatmap News discusses how several senators came out against the SPEED Act, a bill that would change the National Environmental Policy Act, or NEPA. Continue reading →
Infrastructure as a Dataset: How Visual AI Is Reshaping Utility Inspections
A recent DTECH webinar examined how utilities are using drone imagery, computer vision and machine learning to move beyond manual inspections and close long-standing asset data gaps. Continue reading →
Platelet-inspired nanoparticle delivers drugs directly where they are needed
Researchers at Case Western Reserve University and Haima Therapeutics used a “platelet-inspired nanoparticle” to deliver an anti-inflammatory drug. The drug was designed to improve the performance of electrodes in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, which allows people to control devices with their thoughts. The nanoparticle allowed the scientists to deliver the...
Ajinomoto CELLiST Korea launches CELLiSTTM AAV production supplement 1 to improve gene therapy manufacturing efficiency
Ajinomoto, founded in 1909 after chemist Kikunae Ikeda isolated glutamate from kelp broth and commercialized it as MSG, has evolved from seasoning to cell culture media over more than a century Now, its Korean subsidiary Ajinomoto CELLiST Korea, which focuses on cell culture media development and manufacturing, announced the launch of CELLiSTTM AAV Production...
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U.S. DOT expands use of AI agents from Salesforce in broad upgrade
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is expanding its use of artificial intelligence (AI) agents and other software from Salesforce, a vendor of customer relationship management (CRM) platforms, in a broad information technology (IT) upgrade.Salesforce called the move an “expanded agencywide transformation initiative,” saying that its software is already modernizing...
