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Emerging variants, vaccine uptake and pandemic preparedness are top of mind for Peter Hotez, MD, PhD, he told the Houston Chronicle.

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SK hynix posted an operating loss of 3.4 trillion won ($2.54 billion) in the first quarter of this year, suffering a loss for the second consecutive quarter due to deteriorating semiconductor industry conditions, the memory chipmaker said, Wednesday. However, the company added it expects global chip market conditions to recover in the second quarter after bottoming out in the first three months of this year.

As India is eager to attract investments from global manufacturers, Micron is reportedly looking to apply for Indias semiconductor incentive scheme to set up an ATMP plant.

The scientists are investigating the means through which SARS-CoV-2 contracted so many mutations in the pandemics second year.

Japanese travellers are avoiding international trips and choosing to stay home for ‘fear of infection’, observers say, as the price of flights has also spiralled since the pandemic.

Koreas top memory chipmakers - Samsung Electronics and SK hynix - are caught in the middle of an escalating U.S.-China semiconductor tussle, facing pressure from Washington to stop boosting semiconductor output in their largest market, China, according to industry experts, Tuesday. They urged the Korean government to take more steps to protect them, claiming it is going too far to tell for-profit companies to make business decisions based on the logic of a geopolitical power struggle.

Dr. Sandoval said this bivalent vaccine protects against the newest variant, "arcturus," and prevents hospitalization more than half the time.

The details of the US CHIPS and Science Act (also known as the CHIPS Act) subsidies, which aims to rebuild the countrys local semiconductor supply chain, have been released, but it revealed numerous limits and constraints. The strictness may impact the desire of Taiwan- and South Korea-based chipmakers to apply and invest, according to industry observers.