AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBiotech Funding: Bionyara Pharma, led by a former Sanofi immunology vet, is emerging from stealth with a $165M oversubscribed Series A and three licensed immunology/inflammation antibody assets. Securities Watch: ADMA Biologics faces a federal securities fraud class action in New Jersey tied to alleged channel stuffing and a 29% stock drop; investors have until Aug. 10 to seek lead-plaintiff status. Higher Ed & AI: Princeton University is ending unsupervised in-person exams starting July 1, citing generative AI and social media’s role in cheating and reporting. Healthcare Logistics: Fujifilm opened an 18,000-square-foot endoscopy warehouse in Fairfield to expand capacity and support growth at its Wayne service center. Tech Policy: New Jersey lawmakers are debating a three-year driverless-car pilot that would require a human in the driver’s seat for manual takeover. STEM Rankings: Seven NJ schools landed in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Global Universities list, with Princeton tied for No. 14. Energy & Grid: A Maryland energy panel highlights rising bills and the push for solutions like storage and small modular reactors as capacity strains loom. Workplace Tech: CVS is scaling robotics at its Lumberton distribution center, boosting output and accuracy while adding more robots.
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