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Training the medicine makers of tomorrow: How virtual reality is securing the UK’s life sciences future
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Training the medicine makers of tomorrow: How virtual reality is securing the UK’s life sciences future

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Inclusive clinical trials will drive better health outcomes for all
Clinical Trials

Inclusive clinical trials will drive better health outcomes for all

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In 2026, precision oncology trials will finally come into their own
Clinical Trials

In 2026, precision oncology trials will finally come into their own

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Poorer heart health in middle age linked to increased dementia risk
Cardiovascular Disease

Poorer heart health in middle age linked to increased dementia risk

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Eye prosthesis restores sight
Clinical Trials

Eye prosthesis restores sight

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Arbitrating innovation: Resolving IP disputes in life sciences
Biotechnology

Arbitrating innovation: Resolving IP disputes in life sciences

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At-home brain stimulation ‘prevents major depression relapse’
Biotechnology

At-home brain stimulation ‘prevents major depression relapse’

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One in 4 life sciences professionals don’t know what data their AI models use
Clinical Trials

One in 4 life sciences professionals don’t know what data their AI models use

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How chromosomes separate accurately
Bioesearch

How chromosomes separate accurately

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Breaking the bias: Diverse genomics can transform dementia diagnoses
Bioesearch

Breaking the bias: Diverse genomics can transform dementia diagnoses

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Doing more with less in R&D: turning equipment usage data into CapEx efficiency
Bioesearch

Doing more with less in R&D: turning equipment usage data into CapEx efficiency

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Principal Investigators: The fuel of scientific progress
Biotechnology

Principal Investigators: The fuel of scientific progress

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AI hallucinations are eroding trust in lab tools – but there are solutions
Biotechnology

AI hallucinations are eroding trust in lab tools – but there are solutions

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How an AI powered implant is rewriting neurological care
Biotechnology

How an AI powered implant is rewriting neurological care

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Next-gen medical devices could run on body’s natural sugars
Bioesearch

Next-gen medical devices could run on body’s natural sugars

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DNA molecules manoeuvred using electrical fields
Bioesearch

DNA molecules manoeuvred using electrical fields

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