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“A biotech company announced this week that the USDA (Department of Agriculture) granted them a conditional license for their honeybee vaccine.

The vaccine boosts the bee’s immune system to fight against American Foulbrood disease, a bacteria-based condition known to attack colonies that is caused by Paenibacillus larvae.

Critical to our food supplies, honeybees have been plagued by American Foulbrood, which until now had no safe or sustainable antidote. Previously, the only treatment method for the highly contagious disease was incinerating the bees, infected hives, and all the equipment.

Developed by Dalan Animal Health, the solution contains an inactive version of Paenibacillus larvae bacteria that is non-GMO and usable in organic agriculture.

After it is consumed by worker bees, the vaccine is then incorporated into the royal jelly, which is fed to the queen. When she ingests it, fragments of the vaccine are deposited in her ovaries.

Having been exposed to the vaccine, the developing larvae have immunity as they hatch.

“Our vaccine is a breakthrough in protecting honeybees, impacting food production on a global scale,” said Dr. Annette Kleiser, CEO of Dalan Animal Health, in a statement...

Following research that showed the efficacy of the drug, the USDA issued its conditional license for two years. Dalan, which is headquartered in Athens, Georgia—at the University of Georgia’s Innovation Hub—will distribute the vaccine on a limited basis to commercial beekeepers.

It anticipates having the vaccine, which will be manufactured in Iowa, available for purchase later this year in the U.S.” -via Good News Network, 1/8/23

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ApertureData Secures $8.25M Seed Funding and Launches ApertureDB Cloud to Revolutionize Multimodal AI

ApertureData, a company at the forefront of multimodal AI data management, has raised $8.25 million in an oversubscribed seed round to drive the development and expansion of its groundbreaking platform, ApertureDB. The round was led by TQ Ventures with participation from Westwave Capital, Interwoven Ventures, and a number of angel investors. The funding will allow ApertureData to scale its operations and launch its new cloud-based service, ApertureDB Cloud, a tool designed to simplify and accelerate the management of multimodal data, which includes images, videos, text, and related metadata.

Addressing the Multimodal Data Crisis

The growth of AI has led to an explosion in the generation of multimodal data across industries such as e-commerce, healthcare, retail, agriculture, and visual inspection. Despite this growth, most organizations struggle to effectively manage and utilize this data.  This inefficiency often hampers AI development, leading to longer project timelines and lower returns on investment.

ApertureData’s flagship product, ApertureDB, addresses this challenge head-on. It provides a unified database platform specifically built for managing large-scale multimodal data, which includes images, videos, documents, and their associated metadata. Unlike traditional databases focused on textual data, ApertureDB integrates graph and vector search capabilities, allowing businesses to streamline their AI workflows and significantly reduce the time spent on data preparation and management.

The Launch of ApertureDB Cloud

ApertureDB Cloud, the company’s new cloud-based platform, extends the power of ApertureDB, making it easier for enterprises to access and deploy their multimodal AI solutions without complex infrastructure setups. Users can now manage vast datasets with just a few clicks, utilizing ApertureDB Cloud’s advanced graph-vector search capabilities and seamless integration with AI applications. The platform offers a unified data layer that centralizes all relevant data types and metadata, providing fast and efficient querying and retrieval, which is crucial for AI development.

With the launch of ApertureDB Cloud, organizations can now try the platform with a risk-free 30-day trial, making it accessible for AI teams looking to streamline their data operations and scale their AI models.

A Game-Changer for AI and Machine Learning Pipelines

ApertureDB is designed to solve some of the biggest bottlenecks in AI development. By unifying multimodal data management, the platform offers several advantages, including:

35x faster dataset creation compared to traditional data integrations, speeding up AI project timelines.

63% reduction in network transfer of large visual data, improving operational efficiency.

Integrated vector similarity search and advanced graph search capabilities for complex data handling.

These features allow organizations to efficiently manage massive datasets, reducing the time spent on manual data preparation from months to just a few days. The platform is already deployed across multiple industries, from retail and e-commerce to biotechnology and generative AI startups. For instance, a major home furnishings retailer is using ApertureDB to manage product images and metadata, optimizing their recommendation systems and customer insights.

In the biotech sector, ApertureDB is helping AI-driven medical imaging and visual inspection applications, providing seamless access to large volumes of multimodal data.

Backed by Leading Investors

The $8.25 million seed round backing ApertureData was led by TQ Ventures, a New York-based venture capital firm focused on software businesses and technology-driven startups. According to Andrew Marks, General Partner at TQ Ventures, ApertureData is uniquely positioned to be a foundational player in the emerging AI landscape:

 “ApertureData has steadily built an amazing business with a wide view on the tech stack. They knew early on that traditional databases, which are geared toward textual data, would be insufficient for managing more complex multimodal data. The quantum of multimodal data and the desire to leverage it for analysis and machine learning is likely to explode over the coming decade as we are already seeing with the growth in use cases for generative and multimodal AI. And so, the work ApertureData is doing today will be foundational towards building the best infrastructure for emerging multimodal AI applications across various industries.”

TQ Ventures, founded in 2018, has a portfolio of over 80 investments and $1 billion under management, giving ApertureData access to a broad network of resources and expertise.

Also participating in the round were Westwave Capital, a pre-seed and seed-stage enterprise investor with a focus on AI, robotics, and analytics, and Interwoven Ventures, a firm specializing in early-stage investments in AI, robotics, and healthcare technology. Both investors bring significant operational experience and industry knowledge to help ApertureData scale and refine its platform for the future of multimodal AI.

Expanding Use Cases for Multimodal Data

ApertureDB’s potential spans a wide range of applications, as industries increasingly generate multimodal data and look for ways to turn this data into actionable insights. The platform’s unique ability to integrate knowledge graphs and multimodal data search functions makes it ideal for AI-driven tasks in e-commerce, agriculture, healthcare, and beyond.

For example, in smart retail, ApertureDB allows retailers to use customer data, images, and metadata to deliver personalized product recommendations and improve the customer experience. In smart agriculture, the platform helps farmers analyze images and geolocation data to optimize farming practices. Medical imaging companies leverage ApertureDB’s ability to handle large multimodal medical datasets, facilitating advanced AI-driven diagnostics.

The Road Ahead for ApertureData

With its newly secured funding, ApertureData plans to scale production deployments, enhance its platform’s user experience, and integrate more ecosystem solutions to cater to various AI and machine learning workflows. The company is also looking to expand its marketing and sales efforts, positioning itself as a leader in multimodal AI data management.

Vishakha Gupta, CEO of ApertureData, envisions a future where the demand for multimodal AI will continue to surge:

“The increasing adoption of multimodal data in powering advanced AI experiences, including multimodal chatbots and computer vision systems, has created a significant market opportunity. As more companies look to leverage multimodality, the demand for efficient management solutions like ApertureDB is expected to grow.”

Co-founded by Vishakha Gupta and Luis Remis, both former researchers at Intel Labs with deep expertise in AI and data infrastructure, ApertureData has grown quickly in response to the needs of the modern AI landscape. Their firsthand experience with managing large datasets of visual data inspired the creation of ApertureDB, a tool that is transforming how companies handle AI and machine learning pipelines.

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Breaking the Cycle of Late Blight: How Biotech Potatoes are Revolutionizing Farming in Kenya

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GeneNeer Secures $1 Million in Seed Funding to Revolutionize Crop Seed Innovation

GeneNeer Ltd. is pleased to announce it has successfully closed a US$1 million seed round to support the acceleration of its technology for rapid crop seed innovation. The company’s breakthrough method leverages its proprietary Superlines and tissue-specific silencing capabilities to improve the current precision, speed, and safety of advanced breeding technologies. In a league of its own,…

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“Pathways to Invention” documentary debuts on PBS, streaming

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“Pathways to Invention” documentary debuts on PBS, streaming

The Lemelson-MIT Program has announced the national debut of an award-winning documentary that celebrates invention: American Public Television (APT) presents “Pathways to Invention,” a film that follows modern inventors of diverse backgrounds as they develop life-changing innovations.

Produced by Maaia Mark Productions in association with the Lemelson-MIT Program with funding from The Lemelson Foundation, MIT’s School of Engineering, and the University of California at Berkeley, the 60-minute special explores whether inventors are born or made through a series of engaging, up-close profiles while examining the tangible impact they’re making across a variety of disciplines including biotech, medical diagnostics and prosthetics, sustainable agriculture, food production, software development, and materials science. The inventors featured in the documentary are all recipients of the Lemelson-MIT Student Prize. The program premieres this month on PBS stations nationwide, available for streaming in the PBS app and on PBS.org as well as on WORLD. The film will also air on WGBH 44 Boston on July 7 and 19. A companion website with related learning resources for all ages launched May 1. 

“Pathways to Invention” explores the lives of 12 inventors overcoming obstacles to achieve success in cities across the country. Each shares an insightful perspective inspiring audiences to discover their own pathways to realizing their goals.

Journeying through the workshops, garages, laboratories, and offices of these entrepreneurs, the film considers what it really means to take “leaps of faith” as the accomplished innovators present a realistic approach of persevering through overwhelming odds and obstacles, taking risks, and inevitably experiencing failures before achieving success and discovering that the essence of invention is collaboration and lifelong learning.

“We all have the power in our minds and hands to shape the world,” says Levi C. Maaia, the film’s director, a former high school educator, and co-founder of Maaia Mark Productions with Noah Mark, a veteran showrunner and executive producer who has produced numerous series for a who’s who of major broadcast/cable networks and video streaming platforms. “The goal of ‘Pathways to Invention’ is to inspire others to think about new ways they can create solutions to benefit their own lives and humanity at large.”

Together, Maaia and Mark have collected more than a dozen awards for the film. At the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Awards in summer 2022, it was recognized as the season’s best documentary feature, Mark and Maaia as best producers, Maaia as best director of a documentary feature, and composers Michael Mark and Jon Cobert for best original musical score.

The film seamlessly weaves together the distinctive paths of each inventor working to achieve similarly meaningful results. They include:

David Moinina Sengeh SM ’12, PhD ’16, chief innovation officer and minister of basic and senior secondary education for the government of Sierra Leone, who witnessed those around him struggle with ill-fitting prosthetics that were too uncomfortable to wear, and designed next-generation wearable mechanical interfaces that improve comfort for amputees.

Nicole Black, a materials scientist whose experience growing up as a little girl grappling with hearing loss due to a perforated eardrum led to the groundbreaking formulation of a 3D-printed material — a near-perfect scaffold for the regrowth of human eardrum tissue.

Paige Balcom, a Fulbright Scholar visiting Uganda who was inspired to develop a small-scale community recycling process in Gulu employing street-connected, at-risk youth. This supposedly “impossible” initiative was the genesis of Takataka Plastics, where Paige now serves as co-founder and is currently working to expand to five towns across Uganda, and eventually scale to other developing countries.

Geoff von Maltzahn ’03, PhD ’10, who, after becoming hyper-focused during college with the programmability of living things at a microscopic level, has raised hundreds of millions of dollars to fund groundbreaking biotech and life sciences research. Through the management of microbes and the DNA programming of organisms big and small, von Maltzahn and his colleagues are focused on eliminating plant pesticides, creating drought-tolerant crops, sequestering carbon, and eliminating disease.

Championing the idea that most inventors do not emulate the storied life of Thomas Edison or follow the financial trajectory of Elon Musk, “Pathways to Invention” brings a relatable aspect to the journeys of each inventor.

Stephanie Couch, executive director of The Lemelson-MIT Program, states that “the key takeaway we’d like for viewers to keep in mind is that it’s never too late — or too early — to get on the pathway to invention. We are all aware of problems in our daily lives and we have what it takes to become collaborative problem-solvers and invent solutions that can make the world a better place.”

“We all are born curious; we all like to study the world. We like to understand it. That’s the innate curiosity that we all have, and sometimes it’s the environmental factors that drive it out of us,” says Josh Siegel, an assistant professor at Michigan State University and inventor whose work focuses on designing platforms for collecting and analyzing vehicle data. “Inventing has taught me to be persistent; inventing has taught me to be creative; inventing has taught me to trust myself as I have never trusted myself before. It’s OK to be imperfect, so long as you’re better than you were. We can invent things, we can invent products, we can invent services. We can create new capabilities; we can create new knowledge. But at the end of the day, what we’re really doing is reinventing ourselves.”

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but for real y'all have no idea how INFURIATING it is to me to see media sources fawning over tech startups begging the government for subsidies to build giant factories that will Save The Planet and Fix Food Scarcity with some half-existent new technology

when there are several plants that grow by themselves in my back yard that are excellent food sources with an edge over existing crops

that can't be bought in stores or are not widespread because it's not Profitable for Big Company

the idea that agricultural systems are already strained to capacity, or that it's impossible to grow enough food to feed the planet without Biotech Factory, is just a frankly ridiculous lie.

Our agricultural system is optimized to maximize profit and as such is RIDICULOUSLY inefficient

Organize with your neighbors and start a damn communal garden.