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- 1Federal Circuit Upholds Dismissal of Google Advertising Patent Suit●CAFC Affirms Section 101 Dismissal for Google Over Internet Advertising Patents
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has affirmed a lower court's dismissal of a patent dispute against Google, ruling that the internet advertising patents in question are ineligible under Section 101 of the Patent Act for claiming abstract ideas. The decision closes off the case and reinforces the judiciary's restrictive approach to software and business-method patents.
- 2Machine learning boosts production of licorice-derived drug molecule●Machine Learning and Molecular Scaffolds Supercharge Production of a Licorice-Derived Drug Molecule
Researchers report using machine learning together with molecular scaffold engineering to dramatically increase production of a drug molecule derived from licorice. The approach is described as a way to make plant-derived pharmaceutical compounds more efficiently and at higher yields than traditional extraction or biosynthesis methods allow, drawing attention in the biotechnology community.
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Tanzania are taking on Sudan in the final of the CECAFA U20 championship, with the match being followed live by a large audience. The fixture pits two of East and Central Africa's strongest youth sides against each other for the regional under-20 title, and the live broadcast is drawing heavy engagement as fans track the score in real time.
- 4Climate Anxiety Support Group Discusses Man-Made Crisis●Climate Change Anxiety Support Group Cafe:Let’sTalk-“This is not a natural calamity: it is being done to us knowingly”-Guardian UK
A climate anxiety support group, Cafe:Let'sTalk, is drawing attention after a discussion centred on the claim that climate change is not a natural calamity but something being done to people knowingly. The conversation, reported in connection with Guardian UK coverage, reflects a growing focus on the psychological toll of the climate crisis and feelings of anger over its human causes rather than treating it as an unavoidable disaster.