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The Hindu
4 days ago
- Business
- The Hindu
Warangal students win $5,000 in prestigious Generative AI Hackathon
Pavushetty Yashwanth Krishna and Eesha Belladi, third-year (CSE-Networks) students at Kakatiya Institute of Technology and Science, Warangal (KITSW), have secured first prize at the recently held Generative AI Hackathon with IBM Granite, out of 1,931 participants forming 267 teams worldwide. Their project, Content Hub, stood out for its innovative approach to AI-driven social media engagement, said principal K. Ashoka Reddy. The 48-hour hackathon, organised by IBM and powered by their state-of-the-art Granite AI models, challenged competitors to build solutions that drive efficiency, automation and innovation in business workflows. The winning team received $5,000 in cash, $500 IBM Cloud credits and a special prize of one conference pass to IBM TechXchange Conference 2025 in Orlando, Florida. The winning project, Content Hub, is an AI-powered platform that transforms raw social media interactions into personalised, SEO-optimised narratives within seconds. Leveraging IBM Granite AI APIs for inference, the solution captures each user's unique voice and produces dynamic digital content, including tweets, threads and LinkedIn posts, along with actionable analytics, he said.
Daily Record
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
'A 90-minute drive to Jeremy Clarkson's pub - here's what I thought'
Deputy Content Hub Director, Steffan Rhys visited The Farmer's Dog - Jeremy Clarkson's pub venture. As someone who did not believe he could be swayed by a show fronted by Jeremy Clarkson, Deputy Content Hub Director at Reach plc, Steffan Rhys, found himself 'falling head over heels for Clarkson's Farm'. On Sunday he decided to make the 90 minute journey to Oxfordshire to see Clarkson's latest venture, the Farmer's Dog pub, reports the Mirror. Steffan, who admits he was late to the party, is currently 'devouring the series at a rate of around one episode a day'. Currently halfway through the third series of the Amazon Prime smash hit, to Steffan's surprise it's become his 'latest obsession'. Steffan Rhys has this to say: "It's a thoroughly charming show - it's funny, sad (the piglets episode springs to mind – those who've seen it will understand what I mean), engaging and educational. But the cherry on top might just be witnessing Jeremy Clarkson himself falling in love with farming with all its triumphs and tribulations. "A major thread of the series so far (I'm halfway through series three) has followed Clarkson's dogged pursuit to launch a farm-to-fork restaurant at Diddly Squat Farm, aiming to plate up his own home-grown meat and vegetables alongside produce from neighbouring farms. However, facing resistance from the council and some locals, he ditches the dream for a fresh venture saying 'We thought instead of building a restaurant we would buy a pub.' "And so, The Farmer's Dog was born, roughly 10 miles south of the farm at the side of the A40 in Oxfordshire. "One thing that really seemed to annoy council officials and some neighbours of Clarkson's original farm shop was the huge number of people visiting, clogging up the surrounding roads and parking on grass verges. So I was expecting it to be busy. But I wasn't expecting this. I've been to smaller music festivals. "There was a full-blown security and parking operation guiding arrivals into an enormous adjacent field with hundreds, if not thousands, of cars already parked in it. Visitors streamed like ants in formation between car park and pub and the stunned "bloody hell!" I heard from a fellow visitor pretty much sums up what I was thinking too." Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. He continued: "I'd naively thought that, given I had a lunch reservation (secured easily, several weeks earlier, on the pub website) it would be a quiet affair. After all, only so many people can fit in a pub, right? Wrong. Oh, so wrong. "The first signs that we were not just out at an average local pub for Sunday lunch came a few hundred yards from our destination when the queues of cars and motorbikes started. Stewards in high-vis jackets directed us to a nearby field where, despite the numbers, we got a parking space easily (the queues on the road were short-lived too, to be fair, and I didn't even come close to losing my rag). Once parked, it was a short walk across the road to the pub. "The place was buzzing with activity, with scores of people queuing outside the pub, perhaps hoping to snag a walk-in table, grab a pint or snap a quick photo. Fortunately, with a reservation, we were able to bypass the line, thanks to a dedicated staff member who expertly ushered us to the front. "As we had arrived an hour ahead of our lunchtime booking, we decided to explore the pub's surroundings, which included a spacious shop, an outdoor bar, and an expansive beer garden. Thousands of patrons were soaking up the sunshine, perched on wooden benches or lounging on the grass, savouring a pint of Jeremy Clarkson's signature Hawkstone beer and taking in the breathtaking views of the Cotswolds countryside that the TV personality is so enamoured with. "The on-site shop offered a range of products, including crates and gift packs of the beer, as well as jams, marmalades, honey, candles and branded merchandise. There was a butcher too. I ended up purchasing a crate of lager (£28 for 12 bottles) and a £12 jar of honey harvested from the bees on Diddly Squat Farm." Is Sunday lunch at The Farmer's Dog worth the fuss? Steffan continued: "A few minutes shy of our 1 pm lunch reservation, we made our way back to the pub entrance, where we were promptly directed to head inside and track down a man by the name of John ("he looks like me but he's bald and he loves Welsh people"). Easy to spot, John led us to our table — arguably the best spot in the pub. "It was nestled in a cosy corner right next to the glass doors that opened onto the expansive outdoor terrace. So, we had the best of both worlds — a view of the entire interior and the fresh breeze and sunlight from outside. It was perfect. "Much like Clarkson does on his hit Amazon Prime show (being here, I was beginning to grasp how much of a hit it really was), the pub advertises its support for local farms. A chalkboard on the wall credits local farmers Vanessa Hartley and Nick Sinden, as well as Rectory Farm, among their current suppliers. "We ordered a pint of Hawkstone Black stout (£7) and a half-pint of Hawkstone lager (£3.50). They were fantastic, and as we waited for our food, we watched the staff bustling around the busy pub, carrying plates heaped with generous and appetising Sunday roasts, occasionally stepping over a dog lounging at its owner's feet. "There was a pianist serenading us from a grand piano near the entrance, a constant queue at the bar for drinks, and an infectious feel-good vibe permeating the whole place. Everyone seemed thrilled to be there, myself included. "My starter, a plate of cold-smoked Bibury trout (£11.50), was gorgeos — thick slices of flavourful trout that outshone any smoked salmon I've ever tasted. Having visited the local Bibury trout farm just two days prior made it all taste even better somehow, as did the accompanying horseradish cream and watercress salad. "For my main, I opted for the dual-meat option featuring beef and pork (£26), the only two meats available. They came with whole roasted potatoes, roasted carrots and parsnips, spring greens, red cabbage, cauliflower cheese, Yorkshire pudding, and a stout-based gravy. "It's challenging to articulate how one excellent pub Sunday roast is better than another so I won't try too hard. This one was generous, tasty and largely faultless (I could probably have done with a drop more of the delicious gravy). "There was also a single meat option for £2 less, and vegetarians could enjoy a Wye Valley asparagus dish with pea pearl barley and a poached egg. However, there didn't seem to be any options for vegans, which may or may not have been intentional given the owner." Steffan added. "Despite being too stuffed for dessert, we couldn't help but admire the Eton mess (£10.50) and poached rhubarb crumble cake served with Cotswolds ice cream (£10.50) that were whisked past our table. Both looked tempting. "Our meal was polished off within the hour, and the bill for two mains, a starter, and a couple of drinks totalled £80 (service included). Before departing, I took a moment to absorb more of the venue's unique atmosphere, venturing upstairs (which was also packed), and finally spotting the full-sized tractor suspended from the ceiling above the pianist that I'd somehow overlooked upon entering. Final thoughts He continued "Jeremy Clarkson and Amazon Prime have created a phenomenon. But don't let that put you off. The queue for the car park was no more than a few minutes at most and that was the only waiting we did. Thanks to our reservation, we were straight in through the front door and we didn't need to queue at the shop for our beer and honey either. "My over-riding impression of the huge crowd was how happy we all were to be there. If you wanted a beer (inside or outside) or something from the butcher, you should probably expect a queue, but that's pretty much it. "I felt a bit guilty about being one of the hordes of people taking over what was presumably a quiet and anonymous part of Oxfordshire 12 months ago, but reports suggest most people in the area are happy to have the pub. "I'm glad I went and will remember it for a long time. Pubs aren't only about food, they're about how they make you feel. And I loved every second of this trip."
Associated Press
22-04-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
V&P Scientific Expands Long-Term Partnership With Bioz, Enhancing Product Visibility
PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA / ACCESS Newswire / April 22, 2025 / Bioz, Inc., a trusted leader in AI-driven research citation solutions, is proud to announce the continued partnership with V&P Scientific, now entering its third year. By renewing its collaboration, V&P Scientific is further leveraging Bioz Badges and a Bioz Content Hub to showcase real-world validation of its innovative laboratory Content Hub Bioz Content Hub on the V&P Scientific Website Bioz Prime Badges dynamically display peer-reviewed citations directly on V&P Scientific's product webpages, offering researchers instant access to published studies that cite V&P's tools. These interactive badges serve as a powerful trust signal, helping scientists quickly evaluate product efficacy based on real-world research. With built-in filtering options, researchers can easily sort citations, allowing them to find the most pertinent studies that align with their specific research needs. Additionally, each badge includes clickable elements, enabling users to view full citation details, including article title, journal name, and study excerpt, all within an intuitive interface. Additionally, V&P Scientific has integrated a Bioz Content Hub, a centralized research repository, that aggregates all citations and publications mentioning its products in a single, easy-to-navigate location. This solution enhances product credibility and engagement, ensuring that researchers can efficiently discover the latest scientific literature supporting V&P's laboratory innovations. Each citation within the Content Hub links directly to the corresponding product's webpage, allowing researchers to seamlessly explore both the scientific validation and the product specifications in one place. 'Our continued partnership with Bioz has been instrumental in helping us showcase the scientific impact of our products,' said Lauri Schlopy, CFO of V&P Scientific. 'By leveraging Bioz Prime Badges and a Bioz Content Hub, we are making it easier than ever for researchers to see the validation behind our technologies - ultimately building trust and driving engagement.' Dr. Karin Lachmi, Chief Revenue Officer and co-founder of Bioz, also expressed her enthusiasm for the ongoing collaboration. 'We are thrilled to have a long-term customer like V&P Scientific, a company that truly values the power of scientific citations in driving research and innovation. Their continued trust in Bioz's solutions highlights the real impact of our technology in helping suppliers showcase the importance of their products in published research.' About Bioz Bioz is the world's most advanced AI search engine for scientific research, offering evidence-based product ratings and recommendations to guide scientists toward the most validated products for their discoveries. Bioz's solutions for suppliers include Bioz Badges and Content Hubs, web-based widgets that enhance user engagement and increase sales conversion. About V&P Scientific V&P Scientific is a provider of precision laboratory tools designed to advance research across life sciences, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical industries. With a strong focus on liquid handling, magnetic bead separations, and microplate technology, V&P Scientific develops high-performance instruments and consumables that improve experimental accuracy and efficiency. The company's solutions support a wide range of applications, including assay development, high-throughput screening, and molecular biology research. Helpful Links For more information on Bioz solutions for suppliers, please reach out to [email protected]. Contact InformationDaniel Levitt CEO SOURCE: Bioz, Inc. press release
Yahoo
26-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
KCAS Bio Unlocks Thousands of Citations With Author-Based Filtering Powered by Bioz
PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA / / March 26, 2025 / Bioz, Inc., the leader in citation management, is highlighting its partnership with KCAS Bio, a trusted provider of bioanalytical and biomarker services. Through the integration of a Bioz Content Hub, KCAS Bio is making it easier for researchers and industry professionals to explore a curated collection of peer-reviewed publications featuring key scientific contributors. Unlike traditional citation tools, the Bioz Content Hub on KCAS Bio's website brings together relevant studies authored by KCAS Bio's experts, offering deeper insights into the scientific impact of KCAS Bio's services across the industry. End users can sift through over 14,000 citations, filtering results by journal, author, and technique to find the most relevant reference material for their projects. Additionally, users have the unique ability to specifically browse Ph.D. theses, giving them access to in-depth research and novel findings that may not be available in standard journal publications. The user-friendly interface, complete with a clean design and rounded-edge elements, allows visitors to seamlessly browse publications, access full citations, and engage with the latest in thought-leadership regarding bioanalytical and biomarker development. Jason Hannah, Head of Marketing at KCAS Bio, shared his thoughts on the collaboration: "Partnering with Bioz has given us a fresh, data-driven way to highlight the depth of knowledge from our experts at KCAS Bio. We've been particularly pleased with how much time users are spending on our Content Hub-it's clear that researchers, sponsors and industry professionals value this resource. The ability to showcase scientific contributions from key authors in an intuitive and engaging way has been a great addition to our digital strategy." By leveraging the Bioz platform, KCAS Bio gains a deeper understanding of visitor engagement, helping to refine their content strategy and strengthen connections with the scientific community. "KCAS Bio is a great example of how service providers can use Bioz technology to highlight scientific impact," said Dr. Karin Lachmi, Chief Revenue Officer and Co-Founder of Bioz. "Their focus on author-driven content makes their Content Hub unique, providing industry professionals with a streamlined way to explore relevant publications." As the partnership evolves, Bioz and KCAS Bio remain committed to scientific transparency and innovation, ensuring easy access to the data that helps drive drug discovery and development forward. About BiozBioz is the world's most advanced AI search engine for scientific research, offering evidence-based product ratings and recommendations to guide scientists toward the most validated products for their discoveries. Bioz's solutions for suppliers include Bioz Badges and Content Hubs, web-based widgets that enhance user engagement and increase sales conversion. About KCAS Bio KCAS Bio is a premier international provider of bioanalytical and laboratory services that provides comprehensive GLP- and GCP-compliant development services from early discovery support through commercial approval and beyond. One of only a select few CROs offering both large and small molecule development with extensive capabilities and expertise, KCAS Bio provides a truly differentiated approach to its clients who are looking for both scientific expertise and excellent customer service. KCAS Bio is headquartered in the Kansas City, KS metro area, with locations in Philadelphia, PA and Lyon, France. Helpful Links Bioz Bioz Badges Bioz Stars KCAS Bio For more information on Bioz solutions for suppliers, please reach out to info@ Contact Information Daniel Levitt CEOpr@ SOURCE: Bioz, Inc. View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire
Associated Press
27-01-2025
- Science
- Associated Press
How Bioz Came to Be: The Benefits of AI-Powered Product Recommendations From a Researcher's Perspective
PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA / ACCESS Newswire / January 27, 2025 / Bioz, Inc., a pioneer in AI-driven tools for scientific discovery, is transforming the way scientists discover and evaluate scientific products through its innovative Bioz Badges and Content Hub. These AI-driven product endorsements provide researchers with evidence-based recommendations, helping them identify the most trusted and frequently cited tools and reagents from a vast and often overwhelming Discovery The idea for Bioz originated from a personal challenge faced by Dr. Karin Lachmi, Chief Revenue Officer and Co-Founder of Bioz, during her time as a researcher. 'As a researcher myself, I often found it difficult to navigate the sea of products available on the market. Selecting reliable tools that would actually help my work was always a time-consuming and uncertain process,' Lachmi explains. 'That's when I realized there needed to be a smarter way - an AI-powered platform that could provide transparency, helping researchers make confident decisions based on data-driven insights.' Bioz addresses this problem by offering a simple yet powerful way for researchers to assess the credibility of products. By leveraging Bioz's proprietary AI engine, which analyzes tens of millions of published research articles, clinical data, supplementary data, patents, and Ph.D. theses, Bioz Badges indicate which products are the most cited, trusted, and effective within specific scientific disciplines. This makes it easier for researchers to identify top-performing products without having to manually track down citation data. The badges offer immediate recognition of a product's quality, helping scientists save time and focus more on their research. With Bioz Badges, researchers can be confident that the products they choose have been validated by the scientific community, offering the highest levels of efficacy and reliability. Bioz also ensures that the latest, most innovative products are always highlighted, enabling researchers to stay at the forefront of scientific advancements. As a former researcher herself, Dr. Lachmi understands how critical it is to rely on trusted tools, and Bioz Badges were designed to make that process as straightforward and reliable as possible. About Bioz Bioz is the world's most advanced AI search engine for scientific research, offering evidence-based product ratings and recommendations to guide scientists toward the most validated products for their discoveries. Bioz's solutions for suppliers include Bioz Badges and Content Hubs, web-based widgets that enhance user engagement and increase sales conversion. SOURCE: Bioz, Inc.
