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The Vaccine That Learned to Think: How AI Just Passed Its First Human Trial
An AI-designed universal vaccine called pEVAC-PS has passed its first human clinical trial, showing immune responses against multiple coronaviruses. Here's why this changes the game for pandemic prevention.

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A vaccine called pEVAC-PS — designed from scratch by artificial intelligence — has cleared its first human clinical trial, and the implications reach far beyond a single successful lab result. For the first time, researchers at the Universities of Cambridge and Southampton tested a vaccine on humans whose active component was dreamed up not by a biologist staring at a microscope, but by computer simulations running millions of protein calculations. The results, published in the...
AI vaccine design
universal vaccine
pEVAC-PS
coronavirus
pandemic preparedness
clinical trial
Cambridge University
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