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T Cell Therapy Shows Promise in Treating Aggressive Brain Cancer

Furthermore, the researchers observed that in over half of the participants, the tumors stopped growing or reduced in size for as long as three years post-treatment—including one participant whose cancer has remained to this day in complete remission. B7-H3-targeting CAR-T cell therapy could bring new hope to patients living with treatment-resistant recurrent glioblastomas who currently have few, if any, options, the team says.

“We are excited about figuring out how to treat currently untreatable cancers,” says Lieping Chen, MD, PhD, United Technologies Corporation Professor in Cancer Research and professor of immunobiology and of medicine at Yale School of Medicine and one of the study’s co-principal investigators.

Collaborators on the study included a neurosurgical team at Beijing Tiantan Hospital led by Nan Ji, MD, and a team led by Gangxiong Huang, MD, at Tcelltech, a biotech company preparing clinical grade CAR-T cells.

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The statement means that the $12.93 billion acquisition price is a piece of technical inside humor

It literally encodes the “Hugging Face” emoji (🤗) and a nod to NVIDIA’s brand color directly into the financial figure, serving as a geeky tribute to the community that made Hugging Face strategically valuable.


What is the Easter egg? The $12,930,300,000 price announced for Nvidia’s acquisition of Hugging Face contains two references to the companies. Hugging Face co-founder Thomas Wolf invited readers to find both meanings in the number, turning an otherwise unusually precise acquisition price into a small piece of technical and visual wordplay.

The Hugging Face reference: The sequence 129,303 is the decimal representation of Unicode code point U+1F917, the 🤗 emoji officially named “Hugging Face”. The number therefore encodes the company’s distinctive name and icon directly into the announced consideration. It is an especially fitting reference for a company whose brand is built around the emoji and whose platform has become a central meeting place for the open machine-learning community.

The Nvidia reference: The same number also works as a hexadecimal colour code: #129303. That produces a vivid green close to Nvidia’s familiar brand colour. Earlier online theories split the digits into 12, 93 and 3, suggesting references to Nvidia’s $12 IPO price, its 1993 founding and its three founders; however, Clément Delangue pointed readers towards the colour-code explanation. He also said the detail showed that the price was never the most important thing for either side.

Japan Is Launching a Probe to Collect the FirstEver Samples From a Martian Moon

Once on the surface, a robotic arm will drill cylindrical tubes into the surface to collect samples. The probe is also equipped with a device first developed by NASA that uses a stream of nitrogen gas to collect fine particles from the very top layer of dust. Whether or not Phobos originated from an impact with the planet, experts believe Martian sand can be obtained from the lunar surface. Over time, meteorite impacts have blasted materials off Mars, coating its moons. Scientists expect about 0.1 percent of the samples collected will be debris from Mars itself.

Costing about $345 million US, this mission marks Japan’s first Mars probe launch in 28 years. Beyond the scientific insights it’s expected to provide, from an engineering perspective, the mission aims to test new technologies that could aid future sampling and round-trip travel to Mars.

MMX is scheduled to launch from the Tanegashima Space Center on October 20, 2026.

Ultrafast electrons and lasers open possibilities for better imaging and sensing technologies

SLAC and Stanford scientists used ultrafast electrons and a laser to reveal an unexpectedly strong optical response to ionization, opening new possibilities for radiological imaging and sensing while shedding light on the fundamental behavior of materials.

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