NATO Innovation Fund has invested $35 million in Biotech Portal to improve defense against biological threats
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The NATO Innovation Fund has made its first investment in biotechnology, co-funding $35 million for Portal Biotech, a British company specializing in biothreat detection through protein sequencing. This technology, backed by artificial intelligence, is essential for biosecurity, enabling continuous monitoring of pathogens in diverse environments. The fund, created in 2022, aims to invest more than $1 billion in technologies to strengthen NATO's defenses.
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NATO se implică financiar într-o companie de biotehnologie, pentru a contacara amenințările biologice - Economica.net
Premieră - NATO se implică financiar într-o companie de biotehnologie
Premieră - NATO se implică financiar într-o companie de biotehnologie
NATO se implică financiar într-o companie de biotehnologie pentru a contracara amenințările biologice
NATO se implică financiar într-o companie de biotehnologie pentru a contracara ameninţările biologice
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