AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic-Safety Tech: Cache County is testing license-plate readers with Motorola, limiting their use to serious crimes and missing-person alerts; data can be kept for up to nine months. Utah Biotech: Salt Lake City-based Recursion reported encouraging clinical findings, including sustained polyp reductions in a Phase 2 trial for familial adenomatous polyposis. Space Science: University of Utah astronomer Grace Telford contributed to a Hubble study finding nearby dwarf galaxies retain only about 11% of the oxygen their stars produce. Clean Water Research: University of Utah engineers developed a lower-temperature method to break down PFAS, aiming to destroy the pollutants rather than shift them into another waste stream. Weather Innovation: A startup plans to test drone-based cloud seeding in the Wasatch Back this winter.
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