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New navigation system helps drones fly faster through obstacles
September 20, 2026
Researchers at Durham University have developed a navigation system that enables autonomous drones to fly faster through crowded environments while maintaining safe distances from obstacles. The system, named CORTO-Planner, is...
Deadline approaching for UK musculoskeletal innovation accelerator applicants
September 13, 2026
Researchers, clinicians, engineers and entrepreneurs developing new technologies for musculoskeletal health have until 4 October to apply for the 2026 MSK Innovation Accelerator. The six-month, fully funded programme offers each...
AI life sciences adoption hampered by business processes, survey finds
September 13, 2026
Healthcare and life sciences organisations are struggling to integrate AI into existing business processes, with a new survey suggesting that poorly designed or legacy processes are undermining AI initiatives and...
Birmingham’s Dexter spins out to unlock healthcare data for research
September 6, 2026
The University of Birmingham has launched Dexter AI Ltd, a new spin-out commercialising a web-based platform designed to extract analysable datasets from electronic health records and other healthcare data sources....
Heart monitoring for unexplained faints ‘doubles detection’ of dangerous arrhythmias
August 31, 2026
A two-week wearable heart monitor fitted shortly after patients attend A&E with unexplained fainting can more than double detection of potentially life-threatening heart rhythm problems, according to a UK trial...
Python becomes first snake to receive pioneering cancer treatment
August 22, 2026
A 15-foot python at Chester Zoo has made a full recovery after becoming what is believed to be the first snake in the world to receive a pioneering cancer treatment...
Funding competition aims to help industrial biotechnology move beyond the lab
August 22, 2026
Scotland's industrial biotechnology sector is set to receive further support with the launch of a new competition aimed at helping bio-based innovations bridge the gap between laboratory research and commercial...
Latest Lab Talk News in Brief: partnership, acquisition, collaboration, top appointments and awards
August 16, 2026
University Hospital Cologne has selected Celonic Group as its CDMO partner for process development and GMP manufacturing of a monoclonal antibody targeting Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The programme is being developed with...
A COA is only as strong as its source-record trail
August 16, 2026
A certificate of analysis is often treated as the end of a quality check. A PDF arrives, the reported value looks acceptable, and the document is filed with the purchase...
A level results show continued STEM growth, but gender gap remains
August 16, 2026
A level results published today point to continued strong interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, with more than one million results awarded across A levels, AS Levels and T...
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