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- 1What's The Latest On CRISPR Gene Editing Technology?▼What’s The Latest On CRISPR Gene Editing Technology?
Forbes is asking what the latest developments are in CRISPR gene editing technology. The field continues to move quickly, with gene-editing therapies and research advancing across medicine and biotechnology. Readers are following the topic as new treatments and regulatory decisions keep gene editing in the public eye.
- 2Pirates Beat Braves 7-4 in 1932 Gameday Listing▼MLB Gameday: Braves 4, Pirates 7 Final Score (08/27/1932)
MLB's Gameday database lists a final score from August 27, 1932, showing the Pittsburgh Pirates defeating the Boston Braves 7-4. The matchup dates to when the Braves were based in Boston, decades before the franchise moved to Atlanta, and Pirates games were played at Forbes Field. The old scoreline is surfacing as fans browse the league's historical game archive.
- 3MIT Builds Swimming Robot Powered By Living Muscle Cells▼MIT Engineers Design Swimming Robot Powered By Living Muscle Cells
Engineers at MIT have designed a small swimming robot propelled by living muscle cells, according to Forbes. The biohybrid device uses biological tissue as its power source rather than a conventional motor, pointing to a growing field of robotics that merges synthetic structures with living cells for soft, agile movement.
- 4USC Robotics Leader Maja Matarić Named to Forbes 50 Over 50 List▼USC Robotics Leader Maja Matarić Named to Forbes 50 Over 50: Innovation List
Maja Matarić, a leading robotics researcher at the University of Southern California's Viterbi School of Engineering, has been named to the Forbes 50 Over 50: Innovation List, which honors people over 50 making significant contributions in their fields. The recognition highlights her influential work in robotics and socially assistive technology at USC.
- 5Seven Business Technology Areas Leaders Must Know Before Modernizing▼Business Technology Isn’t One Category: 7 Areas Leaders Should Know Before Modernizing
Forbes outlines seven distinct areas of business technology that executives should understand before launching modernization efforts, arguing that treating business technology as a single category leads to poor decisions. The piece aims to help leaders break down the field into manageable domains so they can prioritize investments and avoid costly mistakes when updating systems.