3D holograms could boost IVF success
3D holographic images of an embryo have been developed in a world-first.
The images, showing the pre-clinical model of an embryo at various stages of development, are created using miniscule amounts of light in a...
AI causing ‘medical bias’ in tools and devices
Ethnic minorities, women and those from disadvantaged communities are at heightened risk of poorer healthcare due to a bias built into medical tools and devices, according to a recent report.
The Equity in Medical Devices:...
Protecting the integrity of biotech
The sector relies heavily on technology, but this carries its own unique risks. Robust cyber security measures must never be overlooked, warns Siân John, MBE, and CTO of NCC Group.
The biotech industry is on...
Virtual reality explores neural network dynamics of autism
An international collaboration has developed a VR imaging system that can measure a wide range of neural activity in the cortices of mice during activity, say researchers at Kobe University.
The study helped show the...
Improving morale in cell culture labs
By Geoff Dance Senior Applications Scientist, Automata
Cell culture research offers scientists the chance to work in cutting-edge areas like lab-grown meat, and even making leather cultivated from mushroom cells. However, such feats of innovation require...
Setting the stage for AI in the pharma cold chain
AI in the pharma cold chain promises exciting possibilities but achieving these benefits is a marathon. It begins with one critical first step: data standardisation, says Otto Dyberg, Chief Information Officer at Envirotainer.
Imagine a...
Monmouth Scientific: Revolutionising organoid manufacturing
Monmouth Scientific Class 2 Biological Safety Cabinets enhance sterility and efficiency at Molecular Devices’ new Life Science facility.
Global life science and 3D biology pioneers Molecular Devices has launched a groundbreaking facility in Cardiff, dedicated...
Shocking stats reveal low awareness of AI laws in US and EU life sciences
Survey exposes knowledge gap surrounding AI legislation, with a fifth of respondents confirming regulations are blocking their research.
ust nine per cent of life science professionals have a good awareness of the impact of emerging...
Pharma and regulatory giants discuss AI trust and legislative challenges
Urgent collaboration is needed to tackle challenges around AI regulation and use in life sciences, say experts.
A survey by the Pistoia Alliance reveals that 70% of life sciences experts recognise AI’s potential, but struggle...
The Next-Gen Lab: Designing for Science and Sustainability
Nils Rage, Head of ESG at Stanhope, explains how to build a sustainable lab without compromising quality.
In an era of heightened environmental consciousness, the scientific community faces a unique challenge: reconciling the high-energy demands...
MACHINE LEARNING HELPS DETERMINE SUCCESS OF ADVANCED GENOME EDITING
A new tool can predict the chances of successfully inserting a gene-edited sequence of DNA into the genome of a cell.
Researchers at the Wellcome Sanger Institute used a technique known as prime editing -...
The training imperative: upskilling your team for the pharma AI revolution
As leaders in the pharmaceutical industry, we stand at a critical juncture. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into our daily operations is not just a trend; it is an immediate necessity says Marina...
3D bioprinter ‘first of its kind in the UK
Aston University is to get a state-of-the-art Quantum X bio 3D printer following a grant of £612,176 from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC).
The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC)...
Software untangles genetics linked to common ancestry
Aston University has worked with international partners to develop a software package which helps scientists answer key questions about genetic factors associated with shared characteristics among different species.
Called CALANGO (comparative analysis with annotation-based genomic...
It’s time to fully embrace the power of digital
Bob Burke is the new EMEA GM at biotech R&D cloud platform Benchling. He explains Europe’s importance as a biotech powerhouse and why the ‘digital first’ approach is key to future success.
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NETPark Celebrates 20 Years with First Tenant for £100 Million Expansion
The North East Technology Park (NETPark), Sedgefield, in County Durham, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
Since its inception in 2004, NETPark has been a beacon for technology and bioscience companies, providing state-of-the-art...