NEWS
Early Detection of H5N1: The Role of Rapid Antigen Testing in Antarctic Research
Three Decades of Avian Flu
The strain of Avian Influenza known as HPAI H5 has been known to scientists since 1959, when it was first...
£46m backing for next generation of innovative UK science-led startups
The British Business Bank will commit up to £46m to the Zinc Science-for-Impact Fund.
The Bank has agreed to commit up to £46 million to Zinc Capital...
Biotechnology
AI Can’t Create What It Doesn’t Know: Why Inputs Matter
AI can analyse evidence faster than ever, but primary research with customers still creates the evidence pharmaceutical companies require for strategic decision making. By...
The biggest barrier to AI in life sciences isn’t the AI
Only 12% of agentic AI initiatives reached production over the past year. The challenge isn’t the technology, but ensuring AI can operate within highly...
Drug Discovery
Are animal models limiting progress in product development?
Toxicity Testing in the 21st Century (TT21C) is helping to reshape biological testing by focusing on the mechanisms that drive toxicity and disease.
Matt Stevenson,...
Turbocharging ‘good’ viruses to destroy bacteria
Scientists at the University of Leicester have developed a new technique that will turbocharge the use of phages for medicinal purposes.
The pioneering technique uses...
