AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDigital Policy: Gov. Mikie Sherrill says New Jersey’s new school phone restrictions are helping students, as Rutgers prepares to lead a national research center studying social media’s effects on young people. Computing & AI: The state has launched a $125 million supercomputer initiative, with Rutgers as a partner; separately, the NJ AI Hub chose 17 startups for its second cohort. Research: Princeton researchers outlined an untested, heat-first approach to fusion ignition that could require less energy. A Kean professor also received nearly $900,000 from NASA to improve space-rover navigation. Health Technology: Hackensack Meridian researchers developed a web-based tool to estimate patients’ 30-day stroke risk after medical procedures, helping clinicians tailor care. Semiconductors: New Jersey manufacturer S-Cubed is pitching a new wafer-handling design for specialty chipmakers, targeting a niche dominated by Tokyo Electron.
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