AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLake Champlain Research: UVM scientists found lake trout embryos gained thiamine while developing in the lake, unlike paired embryos raised in a lab—a finding that may help explain how wild conditions affect fish health. UVM Medical Research: The university won a federal contract worth up to $38 million to develop digital models of ICU patients’ immune systems and explore how they might guide treatment; clinical trials depend on further validation. Separately, a UVM-sponsored pancreatic cancer trial has enrolled its first patient to test targeted chemotherapy before surgery. Vermont Tech: Digital Services Secretary Denise Reilly-Hughes is leaving next week. The state says her tenure brought shared technology services, AI guidelines and stronger cybersecurity standards. Environmental Science: Vermont colleges are teaming up to study how “forever chemicals” affect plants and animals.
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