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Nearly 300 lab equipment lots from former Haleon site go under the hammer
August 8, 2026
A total of 273 lots of laboratory and pilot manufacturing equipment from the former Haleon (GSK) Toothpaste Factory in Maidenhead goes under the hammer this month. Auctioneer BTG Eddisons is...
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August 8, 2026
Effective and affordable treatments are key to tackling both the UK’s burgeoning diabetes crisis and the financial challenges facing the NHS. However, the success of generics and biosimilars depends to...
Latest Lab Talk News in Brief: financing, collaboration, acquisition, authorisation, new builds
August 5, 2026
Qureight has raised $20m in a Series B financing to expand its AI imaging platform for clinical trials The funding will support development of the company's 3D deep learning imaging...
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Late-model analytical and pharmaceutical lab equipment on the market
August 2, 2026
Apex Auctions has a strong selection of late-model laboratory and pharmaceutical R&D equipment currently available, offering labs a chance to acquire high-spec analytical and processing kit without the wait or...
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Improving data interpretation in healthcare
August 2, 2026
The sheer volume of data generated by artificial intelligence can be a deterrent to adoption, yet harnessing AI fully can overcome that problem and benefit complex areas of healthcare such...
Edinburgh spin-out secures £1.2m to advance hormone monitoring platform
August 2, 2026
An Edinburgh biotechnology spin-out has secured £1.2m to develop a platform capable of monitoring hormone levels continuously, with the aim of supporting research into hormone-related conditions and improving future diagnosis...
Icelandic fish offer clues to how aquatic life adapts to warming waters
August 2, 2026
Fish that have adapted to naturally warm geothermal waters in Iceland display distinct physical, behavioural and genetic differences from members of the same species living in cooler environments, according to...
Addressing the rheumatic disease diagnostic gap via the lab
July 30, 2026
Early intervention benefits the treatment of rheumatic condition. Too often, delays are caused by lack of access to sophisticated testing procedures, says Tara Bruner. That is where laboratories can make...
R&D tax relief reforms ‘discouraging innovation’, survey suggests
July 26, 2026
Changes to the UK's R&D tax relief scheme are causing many innovative small and medium-sized businesses to scale back research activity, according to new research from R&D tax advisory firm...
Newborn calf blood tests could help improve Johne’s disease surveillance
July 26, 2026
Researchers at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) have shown that antibodies against Johne's disease can be detected in newborn calves after they receive colostrum from their mothers, a finding that...
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