Breaking boundaries in bio manufacturing
Eric Fua, Conference Producer, IMAPAC UK, investigates the challenges and opportunities facing the biomanufacturing industry.
Last year, the global biomanufacturing market surged to an astounding US$19.02 billion, signifying the sector’s potential to revolutionise global health.1
Biopharmaceutical...
Nobel prize winner talks to us
Dr Frances Arnold, the American chemist and engineer who won the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and the 2016 Millennium Technology Prize for her work in pioneering directed evolution reveals more about her work.
Dr...
Meeting contemporary medical challenges
In this issue of BioScience Today, we speak to Professor Phil Blower, Chair in Imaging Chemistry at King’s College London about why a multidisciplinary approach is crucial to meeting the medical challenges of today.
“I...
Raising awareness of PSP and CBD
Ellen Rossiter speaks to Andrew Symons, Chief Executive of PSP Association, about the work of the association and his hopes for the future.
Imagine striving daily to raise awareness of, and to find a cure...
Collaboration, Clustering and Converting
Partnerships between small biotechs and Big Pharma could unlock faster drug development for rare diseases, says Dan Williams, PhD, CEO of SynaptixBio.
In an increasingly interconnected and competitive world, collaboration has become an essential tool...