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UK cell and gene therapy sector reaches commercialisation crossroads

October 3, 2026
The UK’s cell and gene therapy sector is at a turning point, with conditions increasingly in place to translate the country’s research strength into company growth and investment, according to...

Scores of speakers announced for Lab Innovations 2026 with more pending this month

October 3, 2026
More than 60 speaker slots have been created to date for this year’s Lab Innovations Show at Birmingham NEC next month, further confirmations pending. The five themed stages will host...

Lab Awards finalists announced for 2026

October 3, 2026
Nearly 70 finalists have been announced for this year’s Lab Awards lineup, with winners to be announced at the first day of the Lab innovations Show, on Wednesday, 4 November....

£25m challenge targets unanswered questions in upper gastrointestinal cancers

September 27, 2026
Scientists worldwide are being invited to tackle two major unanswered questions about stomach and oesophageal cancers through a new £25 million Cancer Grand Challenges initiative. Developed by the Torrey Coast...

Keeping cleanroom contamination under control with good design

September 27, 2026
Cleanroom controls need to achieve more than initial compliance, says Phillip Godden. To be effective, you need to take a longer perspective… A surprising number of cleanrooms are designed to...

Latest Lab Talk News in Brief: Investment, acquisition, appointments, partnerships, awards, training, R&D

September 24, 2026
Magnitude Biosciences has secured £1.3m in funding to accelerate commercialisation of its VivoScan in vivo high-throughput screening platform. The Durham University spinout uses C. elegans nematodes, advanced imaging, machine learning,...

Bitrobius targets mitochondrial gene delivery with £700k ARIA grant

September 20, 2026
Bitrobius Genetics has been awarded a £700,000 grant from the Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA) to investigate whether its gene-delivery technology can be adapted to deliver DNA into mitochondria....

Blood-based sequencing offers early clues to sepsis pathogens

September 20, 2026
An international research collaboration is being extended with €300,000 in funding to investigate a blood-based sequencing approach that could help identify infection-causing pathogens in patients with sepsis more rapidly. The...

UCL scientist recognised for molecular evolution research

September 20, 2026
University College London scientist Professor Ziheng Yang has been awarded one of the 2026 Balzan Prizes for his contributions to molecular evolution and the development of methods for understanding patterns...

Borderline anaemia linked to increased mortality risk, study finds

September 13, 2026
People with haemoglobin levels just above the threshold currently used to diagnose anaemia may face a higher risk of death than those with higher haemoglobin concentrations within the normal range,...

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