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Kingston study proposes invertebrate solution to decline of in vivo lab skills
Invertebrate creatures could offer the means to tackle a life sciences skills gap, suggests a new report.
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Kingston study proposes invertebrate solution to decline of in vivo lab skills
Invertebrate creatures could offer the means to tackle a life sciences skills gap, suggests a new report.
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Enabling miniaturisations of automated organoid drug screens
Advanced cell-based models have grown in popularity for drug testing applications. The use of nanofibrillar cellulose hydrogels has enabled organoid drug screening that is largely animal free, automa…
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Breaking down barriers to scientific knowledge
The journey toward Open Science is complex and varied, but at its core lies a shared vision: making research accessible to all. Rachel Sully delves into the history, global initiatives and future out…
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Making tough choices digestible
“To eat is to compete in an arms race,” says Dr Chris van Tulleken, whose thoughts on evangelising through science, engaging food producers and self-experimentation promise another absorbing series o…
