The new craze derives from the fashion world's "cluttercore" moniker, which means over-saturated with different styles, ...

These lovely Christmas ornaments, made with repurposed items, are a unique way to transform everyday objects into magical ...

These items can be reused in historic home restorations, or repurpose into new and unique furniture. Whether you're looking for wood beams, antique European doors or custom furniture from ...

Adam Vernon, owner of Colorado Ski Furniture in Manitou Springs, accomplished what so many aspiring entrepreneurs dream of ...

The first steps of a new $3 billion effort to acquire and repurpose thousands of vacant homes across Baltimore have begun with a state pledge and a package of bonds being considered by city ...

Devon County Council said there were 18 reuse shops in Devon’s 19 recycling centres, and they sold reconditioned items which ...

After kind of giving up on integrating Windows Copilot, now Microsoft may be kind of giving up on the Windows Copilot key, too. In the latest build (Build 22635.4225) to the Beta Channel of ...

Historically, drug repurposing—identifying new therapeutic uses for approved drugs—has often been a matter of serendipity. By utilizing a geometric deep learning framework, TxGNN can make ...

Michael W. Mullowney, a scientist at the University of Chicago, wrote in an email that he was “extremely optimistic about the uses of AI for drug discovery and drug repurposing,” adding that ...

Decades later, it was repurposed for schizophrenia, and last month it was approved for use by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, making it the first new antipsychotic to come to market in decades.

A recent study published in the journal Nature Medicine developed TxGNN, a graph-based foundation model for zero-shot drug repurposing. Only 5% to 7% of rare diseases have approved drugs.