AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAntibiotic Resistance: Philippine researchers found 94.7% of 76 Salmonella samples from Metro Manila chicken were resistant to at least one antibiotic class; 76.3% were multidrug-resistant. Flood Resilience: The University of the Philippines and Metro Manila’s flood authority will combine research and planning to improve flood mitigation, including a project with 39 rainwater detention basins. Green Fuels: Goldwind’s Inner Mongolia project has shipped its first bio-methanol to South Korea, a step toward commercial-scale fuel made with wind-powered hydrogen and biomass. AI and Medicine: A Kansas City lab will use a $4.1 million grant to generate protein data for AI models aimed at predicting changes linked to ALS, Alzheimer’s and other diseases. Ocean Health: UNESCO is expanding citizen-science seawater sampling, using environmental DNA to identify marine species and provide useful data within weeks. Wildlife Rediscovery: Researchers confirmed that the venomous Bangka slow loris survives in Indonesia, after nearly a century without scientific documentation.
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