Articles tagged with "Biotech"
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Collaborative science in the spotlight
October 26, 2025
As the NEC Birmingham prepares for this year’s Lab Innovations show from 29-30 October, the event’s theme of ‘co-LAB-oration’ promises to be more than a simple play on words.

Protein integrity in the cause of science
October 20, 2025
The IMPALA-NET network is developing a polymer-lipid particle technique to preserve the lipid environment of cell membrane proteins with the aim of improving drug discovery and testing for a wide...

Putting knowledge before prestige
October 6, 2025
Our reliance upon the impact factor is destroying public trust in science, argues Damian Pattinson.

Three essential elements for science-fit Generative AI
September 23, 2025
Generative AI will become ever more embedded within scientific research, the challenge is to keep it fit for purpose. Focus on the trusted, intuitive and fast, says Cameron Ross.

Lab Babble: Turning basic science into TV gold
September 1, 2025
Move over Mary Berry, writes Russ Swan.

Sensing what’s right
August 25, 2025
Rigorous cleanroom certification requires accurate, real-time data. Microchip technology provided by sophisticated integrated circuits ensure sensors are up to the task, says Ross Turnbull.

Complexity demands clarity
August 25, 2025
Science mustn’t take refuge in obscurity, insists Matthew Partridge.

China, obesity and biologics to fuel drug sales growth, says Evaluate report
July 31, 2025
China’s bioscience sector growth will be a key factor in the growth of global prescription drug sales during this decade, predicts life sciences intelligence firm Evaluate.

The time is now
July 29, 2025
It’s no secret that the United States is losing talented scientists but why aren’t the UK and Europe doing more to take advantage of the opportunity, demands Rafael E Carazo...

A biotech boost for Scotland
July 21, 2025
Scotland’s first open-access 300-litre fermenter promises to provide a major boost for the country’s bioeconomy, explains IBioIC’s Neil Renault.

