AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours ago| **HealthTech | X in Tennessee:** Tampa Bay Wave teamed with Vanderbilt Health’s Brock Family Center to launch a dual-region accelerator for behavioral health and addiction startups, giving founders access to Vanderbilt researchers and clinical research paths. Water policy: The WateReuse Association released a state-level guide to help utilities and regulators write water reuse rules that fit local needs—aimed at making regulations more workable and innovation-friendly. AI pricing rules: Seattle became the first U.S. city to ban “surveillance pricing,” blocking grocery stores from using customer data and AI to charge different prices for the same items. Quantum in the Volunteer State: IonQ said its Superion 256 will be the first on-premises quantum deployment at Nvidia’s Accelerated Quantum Research Center, targeting tighter links between quantum processors, AI, and supercomputing. STEM outreach: ETSU hosted a Rural Youth Career Expo for seventh- and eighth-graders, spotlighting health care careers and pathways for students from rural counties. Invasive species watch: Mississippi State Extension urged the public to monitor for spotted lanternfly, warning it could hit fruit crops if it reaches the state. Local leadership: Tennessee Tech senior Cheyenne Bare launched “Women Who Lead” to build leadership and professional connections for female students across all majors. |
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