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New wave of discovery science surges ahead
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New wave of discovery science surges ahead

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NETPark: A Hub of Innovation for Bioscience Companies with Expanding Facilities and Strong Regional Connections
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NETPark: A Hub of Innovation for Bioscience Companies with Expanding Facilities and Strong Regional Connections

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‘Black box’ of stem cell transplants opened in world-first blood study
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‘Black box’ of stem cell transplants opened in world-first blood study

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Blood stem cell breakthrough could transform bone marrow transplants
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Blood stem cell breakthrough could transform bone marrow transplants

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Breast and ovarian cancer newly linked to gene variants
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Breast and ovarian cancer newly linked to gene variants

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From X-rays to Lasers: The Future of Non-Invasive Medical Diagnostics
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From X-rays to Lasers: The Future of Non-Invasive Medical Diagnostics

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Genes could ensure right sepsis treatment, faster
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Genes could ensure right sepsis treatment, faster

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First UK trial of Deep Brain Stimulation for children with epilepsy
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First UK trial of Deep Brain Stimulation for children with epilepsy

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Robotic ‘nerve cuffs’ could treat neurological conditions
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Robotic ‘nerve cuffs’ could treat neurological conditions

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Partnership to advance ALS research
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Partnership to advance ALS research

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Funding boost for UK pharma – how the Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund can help you
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Funding boost for UK pharma – how the Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund can help you

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High-performance temperature control for Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical engineering
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High-performance temperature control for Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical engineering

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Sensors made from ‘electronic spider silk’ can be printed directly on human skin
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Sensors made from ‘electronic spider silk’ can be printed directly on human skin

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New research into microplastics and nanoplastics urgently needed due to ‘significant’ health threat
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New research into microplastics and nanoplastics urgently needed due to ‘significant’ health threat

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Limiting damage from an asthma attack could stop disease
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Limiting damage from an asthma attack could stop disease

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The cell that remembers allergies
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The cell that remembers allergies

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