A robotic system equipped with a gripper designed to assist medical professionals—such as nurses, surgeons, and doctors—in sterile environments. The gripper can retrieve medical pouches from a table, grasp each individual flap, and open the pouch seal to offer its contents while maintaining aseptic conditions.

A Pseudomonas putida strain engineered through synthetic biology capable of producing 5-carboxymethylpyridine-2-carboxylic acid (2,5-CPDCA) from lignin-derived monomers. 2,5-CPDCA is an analog of homoterephthalic acid, used for synthesizing plastic polyesters.

Temperature measurement electronics capable of achieving local thermal stability with µK/√Hz fluctuations in the millihertz range. Ideal for reference metrology, atomic clocks, quantum sensors, and ultra-precision applications.