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UK poised to be world-leading lab-grown meat producer, claims patent firm

December 17, 2022
The United Kingdom is on course to play a major international role in the development of lab-grown ‘cultured’ meat, claims leading intellectual property specialists GovGrant.

Imaging breakthrough may provide ASD diagnosis biomarker

November 27, 2022
Scientists at Yale University say they have identified a possible biomarker for autism spectrum disorder (ASD), based upon one of the condition’s common hallmarks.

Start-up raises £0.5 million-plus towards hard tumour immunotherapy goal

November 27, 2022
Start-up Neobe Therapeutics has raised £520K towards financing its endeavours to reduce barriers to immunotherapy in cancer patients with solid tumours.

Birmingham Uni institute’s Arlt to be new MRC London Institute Director

November 27, 2022
Award-winning clinical endocrinologist Professor Wiebke Arlt will be the new Director of the Medical Research Council London Institute of Medical Sciences from 1 January.

Data explosion threatens Catch 22 for pathogen research

November 20, 2022
Science’s efforts to tackle the challenge of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is being hampered by the massive increase in the very information designed to help them in their efforts, warns a...

Biotech innovators honoured at OBN 2022

November 20, 2022
Rising stars of the biotech world were once again thrown in the spotlight at the annual OBN awards with 11 firms winning in 12 categories.

Kent Uni lab aims to tackle footballer cardiac threat

November 20, 2022
The University of Kent claims it has achieved a first for UK labs by directly imaging at photomicrographic level how muscle activity is controlled.

Swiss-UK deal eases EU Horizon disappointments

November 14, 2022
Britain and Switzerland have sealed an agreement for collaboration on research and innovation projects.

Database of 4 million race starts enables major study of Thoroughbred sudden death

October 31, 2022
The first study ever made on a large scale of sudden death in Thoroughbred race horses has suggested a commonly employed drug could be a potential increased risk factor.

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