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Why the lab world Is heading to analytica

March 1, 2026
In a world where scientific progress is accelerating faster than ever, staying ahead means being where innovation happens. In 2026, that place is analytica. Returning as the world’s leading trade...

Ellison purchase swells Triangle’s lab space market but problems remain

March 1, 2026
Oxfordshire, a key part of UK life sciences’ Golden Triangle region, had an annual take-up of lab space last year amounting to 620,200 sq ft, says estate agent Bidwells.

Stratech acquisition signals further expansion for Europa Biosite

March 1, 2026
Cambridge Bioscience has purchased its fellow life sciences product distributor Stratech Scientific, in a move that further extends the reach of parent company Europa Biosite.

Whale research suggests older lovers may have the best tunes

March 1, 2026
Declines in commercial whaling have produced a notable demographic change in humpback whale populations: a growth in the proportion of older fathers.

How to solve a problem like implementing Electronic Lab Notebooks

February 22, 2026
Changing circumstances now favour more widespread adoption of Electronic Lab Notebooks. Yet the process requires careful planning, warns Samantha Pearman-Kanza, who shares her experience of the University of Southampton’s implementation...

Cambridge funds revolutionary underground work

February 22, 2026
Nature recovery programme Cumbria Connect has received funding from a key conservation group for its research investigating the unexplained role played by underground fungal networks in woodland creation.

Phesi founder: digital twins offer potential for combatting rare diseases

February 21, 2026
Digital twins are offering new therapeutic possibilities for diseases where the number of sufferers is small and for which little data exists, says a leading clinical trials expert.

Digital dilemmas

February 16, 2026
Lab 4.0 is double-edged, notes Matthew Partridge.

Biosimilars and the post-patent environment

February 16, 2026
The market and frameworks for biologics and their biosimilars are growing and ever-evolving, as illustrated by the news around rheumatoid arthritis therapies. Isabel Murphy looks at their development, regulation and...

Crick Institute’s Swanton wins US$1mill Sjöberg Prize

February 15, 2026
One of oncology research’s largest awards worldwide, the annual Sjöberg Prize, has been awarded this year to deputy clinical director of the Francis Crick Institute Charles Swanton.

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