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Sheffield spinout raises £3m to tackle complex biologics manufacturing
October 31, 2026
University of Sheffield spinout Silvia Bio has raised £3m in seed funding to scale a technology designed to improve the reliability and yield of biopharmaceutical manufacturing, as increasingly complex medicines...
European campaign spotlights four rising stars in lab medicine
October 31, 2026
Four young scientists from across Europe are being recognised for work spanning diagnostic innovation, patient safety and access to healthcare as the European Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine...
Dubai summit to showcase 100 academic innovations with commercial potential
October 31, 2026
Dubai Future Solutions – Prototypes for Humanity will showcase 100 academic research projects from more than 120 countries at its annual summit from 18 to 21 November, as the UAE...
New issue out now with a Lab Innovations show special
October 24, 2026
The latest edition of Laboratory News brings fresh perspectives on imaging, analytical techniques, life sciences infrastructure and the design of reliable working environments and comes with the launch issue of...
AI-driven job changes risk widening STEM skills gaps, survey claims
October 24, 2026
More than one in seven UK STEM professionals surveyed say colleagues have left their organisation in the past year because artificial intelligence changed their work beyond recognition, according to research...
Agentic AI pioneer wins IET Faraday Medal
October 24, 2026
Professor Nick Jennings, a pioneer of agentic artificial intelligence and multiagent systems, has been awarded the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s (IET) 2026 Faraday Medal for research that has helped...
Lab Innovations: the sustainability angle
October 24, 2026
As we arrive at Lab Innovations, we head towards the end of a year where climate change in the UK and globally has never felt more impactful. The scientific community...
Lab Innovations: an exhibitor’s perspective
October 18, 2026
In the first of three features looking ahead to Lab Innovations, Michelle Locke and Ricky Williams, of regular attendees Teknomek, share their views on the value of the show… “For...
Molecular tweaks make fluorescent probes five times brighter
October 18, 2026
Chemists at the University of Bath have identified how small changes to the structure of azulene-based fluorescent probes can alter their colour and brightness, providing a blueprint for developing improved...
Brain cells head to space in bid to advance neurodegenerative disease research
October 18, 2026
Researchers at the Saudi King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) have sent two biomedical experiments to the International Space Station (ISS), where brain cells and organoids will be...
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