AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWater Science: UNH researchers say cyanobacteria and their toxins are highly diverse, complicating efforts to measure health risks as blooms become more common in New Hampshire lakes. Dartmouth Research: A new study found northeastern droughts since 1980 were 59% less frequent and 19% less intense than from 1901 to 1980, despite the region’s severe drought in 2025. Cell Development: Dartmouth co-led research using “DNA Typewriter” technology to trace cell divisions and developmental decisions in mouse embryos, offering a new way to study how early cell lineages shape later development. Rural Health Tech: Portsmouth-based Tenovi partnered with Iron Bow to offer cellular remote-monitoring devices through government contracts, allowing patients to send health readings without Wi-Fi or a smartphone. AI in Care: New Hampshire has licensed an AI system to provide acne diagnosis and treatment, putting the state at the forefront of AI-enabled medical care.
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