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AI Designs 16 Novel Bacteriophages That Infect E. coli

The result points to new, customizable phage therapies alongside an urgent need to strengthen screening and oversight for generative genomics.

Stanford Scientists Use Generative AI to Design and Produce Functional Bacteriophages

AI Designs Synthetic CRISPR-Like Enzymes That Work in Bacteria, Plants and Human Cells

NASA Chief Says Agency Holds Imagery of Unexplained Objects

Artemis II Crew Returns to Kennedy Space Center After Record Moon Fly-Around

ISRO Validates Gaganyaan Deceleration With SOLVE Motor Test and Parachute Trials

Astronauts Replace Faulty Canadarm2 Wrist Joint on the ISS

JAXA Postpones H3 Rocket No.6 Launch Over Lightning Risk

Scientists Report First Use of Base Editing in Human Embryos

Shenzhou 21 Crew Returns After Record 200‑Plus Day Mission

Three Astronauts Return From Tiangong as New Crew Takes Over

Japan’s HTV‑X1 Completes Mission With Controlled Re‑entry

Argentina Pauses PCT Accession, Will Miss April 30 Deadline

Google Opens Berlin AI Center in €5.5 Billion Germany Push

NASA Orders Artemis II Rollback After Helium Fault, March Launch Scrubbed

NASA Postpones Artemis II, Plans Rollback After Helium Anomaly

Study Links Lithium Plume to SpaceX Falcon 9 Reentry in First Direct Detection of Reentry Pollution

NASA Says Argentina’s Atenea Will Be First CubeSat Deployed on Artemis II

DeepMind’s AlphaGenome Predicts Function Across Million-Base Genomic Regions

Artemis II Nears Feb. 6 Launch Window as NASA Sets Early‑February Wet Dress Rehearsal