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The good, the bad and the brexit
September 16, 2019
The new Government has been in place for only a few weeks now and in that time, we’ve already had a slew of new policy and spending proposals. Of particular...
Seven virtual data hubs to boost health R&D
September 13, 2019
The UK government is funding seven new virtual data-sharing hubs to help develop new treatments for diseases including cancer, Crohn’s disease and asthma.
Celebrating the improbable
September 13, 2019
Another year, another heart-warming evening commemorating the silly, unusual and often random side of science.
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eDNA project launches first sampling event
September 12, 2019
An international environmental DNA project that uses citizen science to monitor waterways has started this week.
Scotland plans lung cancer biomarker rollout
September 11, 2019
A NHS-backed trial in Scotland using blood biomarkers to detect early signs of lung cancer four years before standard clinical diagnosis has proven successful.
Rhamnolipids show promise in AMR fight
September 11, 2019
Small biosurfactant molecules known as rhamnolipids could be the key to ending antibiotic resistance by increasing the effectiveness of commonly-used antibiotics.
Scalable membrane could filter greenhouse gases
September 11, 2019
A new membrane filtration could be used to separate greenhouse gases from waste emissions on an industrial scale.
Intestinal microbiota shows potential as diagnostic tool
September 10, 2019
The composition of intestinal microbiology can influence chances of developing bowel cancer, researchers have found.
$5.8M for renewable photocatalytic converter
September 10, 2019
Houston-based plasmonics company Syzygy has raised $5.8 million to develop its eco-friendly photocatalytic converter.
Defending our last line
September 10, 2019
Swift action is vital in the battle against AMR. But as our last lines of defense begin to fall to a worryingly diverse number of bacterial resistance mechanisms, forget therapeutics,...
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