Generating the integrated IBD scRNA-seq atlas
Previously published scRNA-seq datasets on CD and UC were used for integrative analysis2,9,11,13. The dataset of Smillie et al.2 was generated with colonic tissue biopsies obtained from 12 non-IBD…
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History centre returns to the Roaring 1920s in brand new exhibition
Posted on Wednesday 7th January 2026Councillor Hayley Coles lauds the exhibition as a “unique opportunity” to explore an iconic era.
People are invited to a new interactive exhibition that explores life in the boisterous decade…
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Fermilab completes laser lab construction for world’s largest vertical atom interferometer
A groundbreaking experiment at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, which will probe a narrow, previously unexplored region of mass where some scientists believe dark matter lurks, is one step closer to…
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Disadvantaged Communities Advisory Group Meeting
The Disadvantaged Communities Advisory Group (DACAG) to the California Energy Commission (CEC) and the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) will meet at the date and time listed. Please note that the DACAG aims to begin promptly at the start time, and the end time is an estimate based on the agenda proposed. The meeting may end sooner or later than the posted end time depending on various factors. A majority of CEC or CPUC Commissioners may attend, but no CEC or CPUC votes will be taken.
DACAG members may attend remotely. The meeting may be recorded. See notice for information on when, where and how to join the meeting.
Notice and Agenda
Documents
Remote Attendance
Attendance and Commenting Instructions for Webex
- Attend Meeting via Webex
Meeting ID (Webinar Number): 2492 320 0478
Password: DACAG (32224 from phones and video systems) - To Participate by Telephone: 1-855-282-6330 United States Toll Free or +1-415-655-0002 United States Toll. Access code: 2492 320 0478.
Webex’s closed captioning service will be enabled for the meeting. Attendees can use the service by pressing Ctrl + Shift + A or clicking on the bottom left CC icon. Once captions are turned on, attendees can click the three dots (…) “more” option at the bottom right of the caption box to view Captions & Highlights.
Webex Difficulty: If you are experiencing difficulties accessing the DACAG meeting using the link or call-in information appearing above please contact the CPUC at (415) 703-5263.
Commenting at the Meeting. If you join by the Webex platform, use the “raise hand” feature to get in the queue to speak and a moderator will call on you. If you join by phone, press *3 to raise your hand and *6 to unmute/mute. If you are in-person, you will be called upon.
In-Person Attendance
California Public Utilities Commission – San Francisco Office
1st Floor Courtyard Room
505 Van Ness Ave
San Francisco, CA 94102Continue Reading
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First full week of conference play delivers with wild Tuesday of men’s hoops
It’s January in college basketball. The trailers are over from the early season games and now the movie has started. Conference play. Time for the bizarre and unique, and the moments when fate can suddenly change as if it slipped on the ice in…
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Why Elon Musk now says it would be a ‘distraction’ for SpaceX to go to Mars this year
By William Gavin
SpaceX had initially planned to send a rocket filled with robots to Mars in 2026. Then progress stalled.
SpaceX has big plans for its Starship rocket. Versions of it are instrumental to the company’s plans for…
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The Ancient Art of Nasal Rinsing Might Protect You From a Cold
On average, the typical American contracts two to three colds per year between September and May, at an estimated cost of around $40 billion to the economy. Effective forms of treating or preventing colds have proven hard to come by, with the…
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