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GDC Rebrands as Festival of Gaming With Major Price Cuts and Networking Focus

The Game Developers Conference is rebranding as the GDC Festival of Gaming with significant changes to pricing and structure. The new Festival Pass offers 45% savings compared to previous All-Access passes, while the event shifts focus toward enhanced networking and industry connections across all game development stages.

Major Overhaul for Premier Gaming Industry Event

The Game Developers Conference is undergoing its most significant transformation in years, according to reports from industry publication Game Developer. The event is being rebranded as the GDC Festival of Gaming and will feature completely revamped pricing structures, with some passes seeing reductions of up to 45 percent compared to previous years.

by Jessica Moore P.E.
AIHealthcare

AI Algorithms Uncover Hidden Heart Attack Risks in Routine CT Scans

Artificial intelligence is now capable of detecting early heart attack risks in routine chest CT scans performed for unrelated medical reasons. These AI algorithms analyze coronary artery calcium deposits that often go unreported in standard radiology assessments. The technology could dramatically expand access to cardiovascular risk screening without additional testing.

Uncovering Hidden Cardiovascular Dangers

Artificial intelligence is transforming how medical professionals detect heart attack risks by analyzing existing CT scan data that previously went underutilized, according to recent reports. Last year alone, approximately 20 million Americans underwent chest CT scans for reasons ranging from accident trauma to cancer screening, with many scans containing unnoticed evidence of coronary artery calcium (CAC) – a significant marker for cardiovascular risk. Sources indicate these calcium deposits frequently remain buried in radiology reports focused on other medical concerns.

by Jessica Moore P.E.
ResearchScience

Wheat’s Internal Clock Holds Key to Crop Resilience and Nutritional Quality

Scientists have discovered that wheat plants possess internal biological clocks that vary between varieties and accelerate with age. These circadian rhythms reportedly influence grain nutrient content and could help develop crops better adapted to changing climate conditions.

Wheat’s Internal Timekeepers Influence Crop Health and Production

New research indicates that circadian rhythms in wheat plants may provide crucial insights into crop development and nutritional quality, according to a study published in New Phytologist. Sources indicate that just like humans, different wheat varieties possess distinct internal clocks that speed up as the plants age, with potentially significant implications for agricultural production and climate resilience.

by Michael Turner