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Manchester Cancer Research Centre shared a post on LinkedIn: “Wrapping up an inspiring two-day synergy visit with our colleagues from The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and University Health Networks in Toronto! Together we explored cutting-edge model development and exciting new opportunities to collaborate and amplify our global impact in cancer research. Team Manchester was proudly represented by: • The Christie NHS Foundation Trust • The University of Manchester Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health and Division of Cancer Sciences) • Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute • Cancer Research UK National Biomarker Centre Looking ahead, we’re excited to deepen our research partnerships and expand education opportunities for the next generation of cancer scientists.” More posts featuring Manchester Cancer Research Centre on OncoDaily.

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI Business Insider Business Insider Published Jun 29, 2025 Welcome back to our Sunday edition, where we round up some of our top stories and take you inside our newsroom. Want to know what a day in the life is like for the CEO of a superyacht firm? Anders Kurtén of Fraser Yachts told BI about his daily drive to Monaco and his nightly unwinding routine. Scale AI’s cybersecurity problem The startup locked down its training documents after a BI review of thousands of files found that it exposed “confidential” data from its high-profile clients, such as Meta and xAI, in public Google Docs. The lockdown temporarily prevented contractors from accessing them, causing confusion and delays. Scale AI has said it’s investigating security gaps, following BI’s initial reporting. It said it had disabled any user’s ability to publicly share documents from Scale’s systems. “We take data security seriously,” a spokesperson said. Also read: What it’s like to fly a B-2 bomber American stealth bombers recently flew 37 hours to bomb Iran’s nuclear sites, with the Pentagon calling it one of the longest B-2 Spirit flights in decades.  But the record for the longest B-2 flight belongs to

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Guillermo Chantada, President of the International Society of Paediatric Oncology (SIOP), shared GFAOP – Franco-African Pediatric Oncology Group’s post on LinkedIn, adding : “Such a privilege to witness your great achievements! Congratulations GFAOP!” GFAOP – Franco-African Pediatric Oncology Group shared a post on LinkedIn : “GFAOP – Franco-African Pediatric Oncology Group meeting THANK YOU to Guillermo Chantada, President of the International Society of Paediatric Oncology – SIOP,  for initiating the session on Partnerships with such an inspiring video : ‘SIOP supports the great work of GFAOP in terms of education, training, research, capacity building in all Francophone Africa. I am personally a big admiror of your work. I thank you in the name of all Pediatric Oncology Community for saving so many lives and improving the care of so many families. Keep up the great work you are doing!'” More posts featuring GFAOP

Places Journal is running a series on "rethinking the interstates." The first installment posits that the relationship between Tesla and MAGA harkens back to the New Deal era, when what was good for GM was good for the country. The second wonders whether the Biden administration's infrastructure reforms like grants to reconnect cities divided by urban freeways will survive. The backlog of needed transit repairs and upgrades in the U.S. nearly doubled to $140 billion between 2008 and 2022, according to a new report. (Pew Research Center) A federal judge referenced "The Simpsons" in ordering the Trump administration to unfreeze billions of dollars for electric vehicle chargers in 14 states. (Newsweek) The National Association of City Transportation Officials issued a guide to supporting delivery bikes. New technology like LIDAR and AI can help cities measure near-misses, a critical missing data point for making streets and intersections safer. (Cities Today) Cutting bus service doesn't just hurt riders. The effects ripple throughout a city's economy. (Metro Magazine) "Doomsday" is here for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority. The Philadelphia transit agency passed a budget that deals with a $213 million deficit by raising fares and cutting service by 45 percent. However, the cuts

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Derik Queen looked very professional prior to being drafted. / Brad Penner-Imagn Images Some players' first instinct upon being drafted is to cry, scream, smile, or even pick up the commissioner of the league. Derik Queen's, however, was different. After being selected with the No. 13 overall pick in the 2025 NBA draft by the Atlanta Hawks and later traded to New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday night, one of the first things the former Maryland Terrapin did was updated his LinkedIn profile with his new profession. "I'm happy to share that I'm starting a new position as a Professional Basketball Player at New Orleans Pelicans!" read Queen's post. "Can't wait to touch down in New Orleans and meet the fans!" Here's a look: Derik Queen updated his LinkedIn after being taken 13th overall in the NBA Draft 😂 pic.twitter.com/HHQiz7SQ1q — Odds Shark (@OddsShark) June 26, 2025 New Orleans' selection of Queen was met with plenty of scrutiny as they had to trade up 10 spots using a 2025 first-round pick to do so. The Ringer's Bill Simmons called the move "one of the five dumbest trades of this decade." We'll ultimately have to wait and see if it works out.

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Image: korneevamaha/Envato eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Artificial intelligence is transforming the recruitment process. Job seekers are increasingly turning to AI to apply to as many openings as possible, while recruiting teams deploy it to manage the resulting floods of resumes and screening interviews.  LinkedIn reports an average of 11,000 applications submitted per minute on its platform, marking a 45% increase in the past year, according to The New York Times. The Times noted that “…generative artificial intelligence tools are contributing to the deluge.” “It’s an ‘applicant tsunami’ that’s just going to get bigger,” Hung Lee, a former recruiter and writer of the Recruiting Brainfood newsletter, told the publication. Job seekers use AI for quantity of applications, not quality Job applications overall increased by 31% in the first half of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. In the UK, each graduate job opening receives an average of 140 responses, according to the Institute of Student Employers. A survey by Canva found that 45% of applicants are utilising AI to complete job applications.  Using tools like ChatGPT to generate responses to competency