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22 Jun

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19 Jun

The Cambridge Biomedical Campus is set for major growth, with £3 billion invested to expand research facilities, attract talent, and strengthen the UK’s life sciences ecosystem.

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18 Jun

New hydrogel research from ETH Zurich could pave the way for personalised bone implants, offering tailored solutions that improve integration, recovery, and patient outcomes in orthopaedic care.

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17 Jun

Pet cats could provide key insights into understanding breast cancer, reveals comparative studies from Wellcome Sanger Institute and University of Bern.

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