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Reference: Visit website The New University of Arizona President Suresh Garimella talks to community at press event. Caleb Simmons, director of Arizona Online and a member of the presidential search advisory committee, also talks to press about the new president and the search process. Video by Ellie Wolfe / Arizona⁘ Battles in the future will be fought in space — not at the speed of missiles, but at the speed of light, says the University of Arizona's new senior vice president for research and innovation, adding that the UA can help the U.S. prepare. Th

Source: See here Headlines: Vector Space Biosciences founder and CEO, Kasian Franks, states: "Imagine enabling a student to ask a CubeSat carrying Waterbears questions using a prompt like 'How are the Waterbears doing today?' or 'Describe how cold it is in space for the Waterbears' to more advanced prompts involving details related to measurements in microgravity and radiation associated with payloads. This innovative CubeSatGPT™ module will be optional for all CubeSat launches including those for biotechnology, pharmaceutical, materials science and AI semiconductor payloads." For an information packet on CubeSatGPT™ or additi