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 In this edition of Intersect, we will explore innovations in the Consumer Product Goods sector, highlight our expert network, and discuss advancements in AI.

In This Issue:

• The Necessity of Innovation in Consumer Packaged Goods

• Expert Spotlight: Dr. Aimee Eggler

• AI, Robotics, and 3D Printing Transform Ice Cream Production

• UCLA to Offer AI-Developed Humanities Courses

New Insights:

The Necessity of Innovation in Consumer Packaged Goods

In the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, innovation is vital for survival, yet companies face barriers such as rising costs, extended development timelines, and a short-term focus that limit breakthroughs.

To overcome these challenges, CPG companies must leverage collaboration with external experts, adopt technologies like AI and automation, and prioritize a culture of consumer-centric innovation to stay competitive.

Read more in the NotedSource blog!

Expert Spotlight: Dr. Aimee Eggler

We are thrilled to have Dr. Aimee Eggler in the NotedSource Network.

As an Associate Professor of Chemistry at Villanova University, Dr. Eggler is tackling some of the most pressing health challenges of our time. Her research on the NRF2 transcription factor-a key player in the body’s stress response-aims to unlock new ways to fights chronic diseases like cancer, asthma, and arthritis.

Ready to collaborate with experts like Dr Eggler to solve real world problems!

Connect her and explore the NotedSource network today

In the News:

AI, Robotics, 3D Printing: Unilever’s Innovative New Approach to Ice Cream

Unilever's Magnum brand has introduced bite-sized ice cream Bon Bons, addressing the growing demand for portion-controlled snacks.

The development involved significant R&D, advanced automation, and innovative manufacturing techniques, including 3D printing and robotic solutions, to maintain the product's quality and texture. Learn more

UCLA to Offer AI-Developed Humanities Courses

UCLA will launch a pioneering comparative literature course in Winter 2025, utilizing AI-generated materials created by the Kudu platform for the first time in its humanities division.

This innovative approach aims to enhance student engagement by allowing direct interaction with the AI while freeing up professors and teaching assistants to focus more on personalized student support. Learn More

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