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Hannah Ashton

  • Science Writer, Oregon State University
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Science writer for @OregonState College of Science @osuscience/ Previously @twinfallstn/ U of Montana M.A. & WSU B.A./ Coxswain for CRC

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Teclistamab versus lenalidomide-dexamethasone in high-risk smoldering multiple myeloma: a randomized phase 2 trial

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By Omar Nadeem, Sophie Magidson, Jeffrey Matous, Eva Medvedova, Elizabeth O’Donnell, Robert A. Redd, Yuxin Liu, Shonali Midha, Adam S. Sperling, Frances Arters, Christine Davie, Caroline Ricciardi, Nayda Bidikian, Jean-Baptiste Alberge, Sungjae Kim, Francesco Corrado, Hannah Ashton, Siham A. Mohamed, Ashlee Sturtevant, Marjorie Marto, Amy E. Bergeron, Francesco Malfona, Kevin Panaro, Paul Richardson, Jerome Ritz, Lorenzo Trippa, Irene M. Ghobrial, Rosa Toenges, Subear Hussein, Lorena Pantano-Rubino, Daniel Addonizio
| Nature Verified
Abstract Teclistamab, a B cell maturation antigen-targeting bispecific antibody, has demonstrated substantial activity in relapsed multiple myeloma (MM), particularly in earlier lines of therapy, and may have higher efficacy in high-risk smoldering MM (HR-SMM) with a more functional immune system. In the randomized phase 2 ImmunoPRISM trial, we compared fixed-duration teclistamab with lenalidomide–dexamethasone (Rd) in HR-SMM.
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AdExchanger’s Programmatic AI 2026: Dstillery’s key takeaways

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By Hannah Ashton
| dstillery.com
Las Vegas hosted AdExchanger’s Programmatic AI event, and after two days of sessions and conversations, we left with a clearer picture of where the industry’s head is at and where the real work is happening. The most noticeable change from years past: nobody needed to be convinced that AI matters. The interesting debates were happening further upstream, around execution, differentiation, and what “useful AI” actually looks like in practice.
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Fungi-based semiconductors for flexible electronics

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By Hannah Ashton
| What’s New in Electronics Verified
Anyone shopping for a new TV is likely to notice the term OLED, short for organic light-emitting diode. Unlike traditional inorganic semiconductors, OLED displays use thin, carbon-based organic semiconductor layers to emit light, delivering better picture quality, faster response times and thinner displays. That flexibility opens the door to new kinds of devices.
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