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hoodline.com > 2026 > 10 > san-francisco-robotics-startup-lands-75m-to-build-drug-making-machines

San Francisco Robotics Startup Lands $75M to Build Drug-Making Machines

9+ hour, 12+ min ago   (399+ words) A robotics startup in San Francisco just landed $75 million to push robots deeper into one of biotech's most stubborn bottlenecks: actually making the drugs. Multiply Labs builds robotic systems meant to automate the manufacturing of gene therapies and CAR-T cell…...


finance.yahoo.com > technology > ai > articles > aias-2026-brings-leading-scientists-160700340.html

AIAS+ 2026 Brings Leading Scientists to San Francisco to Explore How AI Is Changing Scientific Discovery

18+ hour, 5+ min ago   (452+ words) Chen Institute symposium Nov. 5–7 will feature newly named 2026 Nobel Laureate Karl Deisseroth alongside Terence Tao, Jeffrey Ullman, James Collin, Zhijian "James" Chen, Yejin Choi, Daphne Koller and other leaders exploring how AI can accelerate scientific discovery The symposium reflects the…...


hoodline.com > 2026 > 10 > potrero-hill-s-jackson-playground-lands-10m-state-grant-for-48m-overhaul

Potrero Hill's Jackson Playground Lands $10M State Grant for $48M Overhaul

1+ day, 6+ hour ago   (385+ words) California awarded $10 million toward Jackson Playground's $48 million Potrero Hill renovation, with $6 million still needed before 2027 construction....


hoodline.com > 2026 > 10 > san-francisco-startup-volantis-lands-88m-to-zap-ai-s-memory-bottleneck-with-light

Volantis Raises $88M for Photonic AI Memory Tech in SF

5+ day, 1+ hour ago   (401+ words) A San Francisco semiconductor startup says it has found a way to blast past one of artificial intelligence's biggest hardware headaches — not with faster chips, but with light. Volantis announced Thursday that it raised $88 million in a Series A funding…...


podsquadiq.com > the-future-of-social-media-storytelling-ai-audience-behavior-and-auth-100041

The Future of Social Media Storytelling: AI, Audience Behavior, and Authentic Brand Content

5+ day, 14+ hour ago   (45+ words) Attention spans are shrinking, feeds are flooded with what insiders call AI slop, and audiences are craving something real again. In this episode of Your Story, Hearst's Autumn Casey breaks down what that shift means for brands and the people…...


hoodline.com > 2026 > 09 > south-san-francisco-biotech-doses-first-kidney-cancer-patients-lands-90m

South San Francisco Biotech Doses Kidney Cancer Patients

1+ week, 8+ hour ago   (617+ words) South San Francisco Biotech Doses First Kidney Cancer Patients, Lands $90M Hoodline Explore Our Cities & Metro Areas (A-Z) South San Francisco Biotech Doses First Kidney Cancer Patients, Lands $90M A South San Francisco biotech company has started dosing cancer patients with an…...


hoodline.com > 2026 > 09 > helix-teams-with-databricks-to-give-researchers-faster-access-to-more-than-550-000-clinicogenomic-records

Helix, Databricks Launch Genomic Research Platform

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (428+ words) Helix partners with Databricks to launch Research Workspaces, giving scientists governed access to population-scale clinicogenomic data....


nbcbayarea.com > news > local > biotech-startup-stanford-ai-agents > 4148738

New biotech startup at Stanford is run by thousands of AI agents

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (226+ words) A brand-new biotech startup in Standford is being run by thousands of AI agents. Scott Budman reports. A brand-new biotech startup with thousands of AI agents is sprouting at Stanford. Stanford professor and AI researcher Dr. James Zou runs the…...


sfgate.com > bayarea > article > california-researchers-orange-rivers-22449221.php

California scientists discover orange rivers more acidic than water near mines

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (509+ words) According to a September 2026 study authored by several UC Davis environmental researchers, Arctic waterways are becoming more vulnerable to thawing permafrost, which releases toxic elements through acid rock drainage. In 2018, scientists traversing through Alaska’s remote Brooks Range were confronted by…...


hoodline.com > 2026 > 09 > ucsf-study-finds-dense-breast-tissue-triggers-dna-damaging-chemical-chain

UCSF Study Links Dense Breast Tissue to Cancer Risk

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (153+ words) Macrophages normally serve a protective role, clearing pathogens, debris and dead cells, and can destroy damaged cells. But per KRON4, when macrophages aren't working properly, they can instead contribute to cancer development — and this study suggests dense, stiff tissue may be…...