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Increasing Data Centers' Efficiency With Better Power Conversion Chips
Securities | April 21, 2026

With the boom in loud computing and AI data centers, the energy consumption of computing tasks is going through the roof, growing much quicker than th...

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Dr. Patrick Mercier joins XenForum to share his AI in health research as Professor at UC San Diego
XenForum | April 14, 2026

UC San Diego Professor Dr. Patrick Mercier joins XenForum to discuss his AI-driven research on health and wellness...

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Department of Energy's tech incubator doubles down on fusion power
Science | April 13, 2026

Farhat Beg, director of our Fusion Engineering Institute, is quoted in this story about ARPA-E?s $135 million in new funds for fusion....

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UCSD researcher to lead international team probing cancer mutations
The San Diego Union-Tribune | March 9, 2026

UC San Diego professor Ludmil Alexandrov will lead an international team of scientists awarded $25 million to research cancer mutations. The award com...

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Think You're Too Young for Colon Cancer? Think Again.
Men's Health | February 25, 2026

Scientists are racing to understand and respond to the rise in early-onset colorectal cancer, which has nearly doubled since 1995, to help find patien...

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Data centers guzzle Arizona's water and power. We calculated how much
Arizona Republic | February 4, 2026

The proliferation of data centers in Arizona raises concerns about the strain on the state's water and power resources. While power is a more immediat...

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A Cooler Data Center
American Society of Mechanical Engineers | February 3, 2026

As use of AI increases, the need for data processing and the home that allows it to happen is creating a "surge" in data center construction...

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Plant Viruses: The Unsung Heroes That Deliver Drugs and Destroy Tumors
The Scientist | January 28, 2026

Before picking up a pipette, Nicole Steinmetz, today a biomedical engineer at the University of California San Diego, picked up a pair of skates gifte...

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New Pangenomics Data Structure Significantly Lowers Storage Needs
Genome Web | January 15, 2026

A new data structure and compression method promises to enable pangenomics researchers to more efficiently handle very large datasets with considerabl...

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Compression Technique Shrinks the Size of Massive Pangenome Data Stores
The Scientist | January 14, 2026

Pangenomics studies generate huge amounts of data. A new data compression method could make pangenomic analysis accessible to more researchers....

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PanMAN Enables Pangenomics at Unprecedented Scale
Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News | January 12, 2026

A new data structure and compression technique has been developed that enables the field of pangenomics to handle unprecedented scales of genetic info...

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When Genomes Pile Up, a Smarter Filing System Helps
Science Blog | January 12, 2026

The cost of reading a genome has collapsed so fast that researchers now drown in data they can barely store, let alone study. Engineers at the Univers...

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