Open Source: How the NC Triangle (and I) use ChatGPT one year in
Meal planning, Dungeons & Dragons, job applications and more. Plus, North Carolina is hooked on lithium batteries, and Boom readies first test flight.
Source: yahoo.com
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RTP biotech targeting stroke treatments raises $27.5M, Business NC reports
A Research Triangle Park-based biotechnology company working on a drug to treat strokes has raised $27.5 million from investors. Here are the details.
Source: wraltechwire.com
Duke Professors Awarded for Research on a Zen Influencer and a New Approach to Color Theory
Two Duke faculty in the Trinity College of Arts and Sciences have been appointed National Humanities Center (NHC) fellows for the 2023-2024 academic year. Richard Jaffe, professor of Religious Studies, will lovingly craft 15-plus years of research into a comprehensive biography honoring a name many are familiar with: Suzuki.
Source: duke.edu
Environmentally friendly products to combat crop diseases, pests is aim of RTP startup
Biopesticide startup Innatrix is on a quest to develop environmentally friendly products to control crop diseases and pests. Let's take a look in our Wednesday "Deep Dive" feature.
Source: wraltechwire.com
Innatrix Raising Funds With Goal of Launching Its First Biopesticide in 2026 | North Carolina Biotechnology Center
Biopesticide startup Innatrix is on a quest to develop environmentally friendly products to control crop diseases and pests.The Research Triangle Park-based business hopes to secure $3 million in equity financing by the end of 2023 to support those efforts. Included in the mix are field trials, product manufacturing, a regulatory package submission and the expansion of its small staff.
Source: ncbiotech.org