The cost of human genome sequencing has dropped radically to around $200, due to technological progress and increased demand, and some technologies even approach the $100 mark if performed at scale. Genome sequencing has moved from being limited to research and into general healthcare, enabling crucial early diagnoses. Oxford Nanopore’s MinION has made genome sequencing more accessible, and this type of technology and patient genetic data are being used for preventive medicine.
Smart Electric Vehicles Face Hidden Cyber Vulnerabilities Exposing Drivers to Risks
The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) has heightened cybersecurity risks, exposing vulnerabilities in charging infrastructure and vehicle systems. Insecure public charging stations and outdated protocols
