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Wolfgang Wahlster

Wolfgang Wahlster

German artificial intelligence researcher

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    Fraunhofer expert calls for new scientific field of autonomics, sees path to cheaper personalized medicine

    Peter Liggesmeyer, head of Fraunhofer IESE, says a systematic field of autonomics could slash the cost of individualized drugs and give Europe an economic edge.

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Court checks Trump as quakes, heat and trade fights strain governments worldwide

A busy legal and political day left governments managing hard limits: constitutional text in Washington, shattered concrete in Venezuela and heat risk across much of America. Trade officials also moved from negotiation to protection, a reminder that globalisation now often arrives with quotas attached.

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The Middle East after Gaza

The persistence of intermittent border clashes between Hezbollah and Israel and the sustained, albeit lower-intensity, Houthi attacks in the Red Sea indicate ongoing regional instability despite diplomatic efforts.

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