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Healthcare CFOs need to prepare for potential disruptions to technology, research, and funding tied to HHS workforce cuts proposed by the Trump administration.

A new study from Switzerland suggests that OpenAI’s ChatGPT can exhibit signs of stress when exposed to distressing news and traumatic stories, mirroring human responses. Researchers found that the AI model’s behavior changed in response to negative or disturbing inputs, which, like humans, responds to therapy.

The British Heart Foundation (BHF) is leveraging Microsoft 365 Copilot to boost efficiency and innovation in its research and operations.

Two new AI-powered tools are being developed to identify and flag errors in research papers, aiming to enhance the integrity of scientific literature.

Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) will host thematic guided tours at Hannover Fair 2012, focusing on key technology areas.

The Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation (CABHI) is launching a new program called Fuel, offering up to $500,000 to Canadian researchers and start-ups to support the development of brain health solutions.

Telecompaper provides news, research, and events coverage for professionals in the telecommunications sector. They have been serving the industry since 2000 and are based in the Netherlands.

Explore how artificial intelligence tools are transforming higher education, streamlining tasks, fostering innovation, and improving student engagement.

Baylor University is offering Scopus AI, an AI-powered research tool, to its faculty and students, aiming to streamline the research process, though concerns about accuracy exist.

The Christabel Pankhurst Institute and Translation Manchester have released a new toolkit designed to streamline the process of bringing health technology innovations from research to patient care.