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  • NVIDIA research and development teams will use Ceiba to advance AI for LLMs, graphics (image/video / 3D generation) and simulation, digital biology, robotics, self-driving cars, NVIDIA Earth-2 climate prediction, and more to help NVIDIA propel future generative AI innovation. insideBIGDATA
  • Deepcell, which already uses the NVIDIA A4000 and NVIDIA AI technology, will incorporate NVIDIA AI into its single cell analysis technology, working collaboratively with NVIDIA to codevelop new uses for generative AI and multimodal applications in cell biology. MarketScreener
  • Calyxt, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLXT), a plant-based synthetic biology company, and Cibus, a leader in precision gene editing in agriculture, has announced that they will merge in an all-stock transaction. iGrow News
  • Boundaries between disciplines will significantly blur in 2026 due to overlapping immunology biology. PharmaVOICE
  • Government support and investment in synthetic biology and bioscience makes the UK ideally placed to develop, scale - up and capture licensing opportunities based on biotechnology.
  • Five Top Citizen Science projects were approved for funding in 2025: For two years, citizens will be working together with research teams on topics ranging from health sciences, psychology, and biology to linguistics and digital media. Austrian Science Fund (FWF)
  • The substantial financial backing secured by Ben Lamm for Astromech indicates investor recognition that synthetic biology research will increasingly require sophisticated AI tools to advance genetic engineering capabilities and accelerate biotechnology development. www.dailycal.org
  • The Engineering + Health Institute will house research into information technologies that bring medical care to underserved communities, synthetic biology to enable customizable disease treatments, and the combination of data science and biomedical device development. UCI News
  • Some research in synthetic biology could help with the design and manufacture of novel drugs that could benefit the world. Scientific American

Last updated: 30 March 2026



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