Photons used to create artificial quantum neuron
Quantum artificial intelligence edges closer to reality.
Artificial intelligence is used in various applications, such as speech interpretation, image recognition and medical diagnostics.
It has also been shown that quantum technology can be employed to achieve...
Superworms have the munchies for polystyrene
A species of worm with an appetite for polystyrene could be the key to plastic recycling on a mass scale.
Researchers at the University of Queensland have discovered the common Zophobas morio ‘superworm’ can eat through polystyrene,...
Cryopreservation Excipient for Cell Therapies
AMSBIO has launched STEM-CELLBANKER® EX - a next generation cryopreservation product that eliminates the need for the traditional washing steps required in cell therapy product development.
Rapid developments in cell, tissue, and gene therapies over...
State of the Art Testing Lab Auction – Sale 1st August
Heritage Global Partners to Conduct Massive State of The Art Lab Auction Sale Featuring Large Quantities of Liquid Handlers, PCR Machines, Centrifuges, Freezers, Hoods, Benches, Tables and More!
Sale Dates: 1st-3rd August
Please take a look...
US Research reveals the role of Heparan Sulfate in Obesity
AMSBIO reports how researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine (St. Louis, USA) have used their 10E4 Heparan Sulfate (HS) antibody in pioneering obesity research to quantify the role of HS in the...
What happens in our brain when we die
Neuroscientists have recorded the activity of a dying human brain and discovered rhythmic brain wave patterns similar to those during dreaming, memory recall, and meditation. A new study suggests an explanation for vivid life...
Lab-grown ‘mini-stomachs’ could shed light on children’s COVID symptoms
A ‘lab-grown model’ of the human stomach, that can be used to study how infections affect the gastrointestinal system, has been developed for the first time.
A UCL-led team of international scientists have built on...
Ancient genes help dolphins live on
Ancient genes that predate the last Ice Age may be the key to survival … at least if you are a dolphin!
Genes up to 2.3 million years old helped the bottlenose dolphin adapt to...
Sizzling breakthrough for 3D meat
A 4oz steak has been ‘lab-grown’ using a digital design file.
Israeli firm MeaTech 3D Ltd. cultivated the bio-printed steak using real fat and muscle cells. The cells were produced using an advanced process that...
USA Based Angstrom Technology Acquire UK Market-Leader Connect 2 Cleanrooms
ASGARD Partners & Co., LLC ("ASGARD"), a New York-based private equity firm, today announced that its portfolio company, Angstrom Technology ("Angstrom" or the "Company"), an industry leader in modular cleanroom design and production, has signed...
Pioneering breakthrough in treatment of ‘devastating’ neurological disorder
IntraBio Inc has announced positive data from its multinational clinical trial of IB1001 for the treatment of GM2 Gangliosidosis (Tay-Sachs and Sandhoff disease).
IB1001 demonstrated a statistically significant and clinically meaningful improvement in symptoms, functioning,...
AI could improve diagnosis for over 100,000 prostate patients in UK
The use of AI to identify prostate cancer is currently being validated in the first retrospective study of its kind in the UK.
Real-world data from hospitals and scanner types is being scrutinised, to show...
Advances in longitudinal RWD and genomics access for drug development in Africa
A new partnership aims to build the largest integrated clinical and genomics data biobank in Africa, representing a major boost for RWD research across the continent.
The collaboration is between BC Platforms (BCP), a global...
Novel mechanism links IBD genetic defect to gut leakiness
A study into ‘leaky gut’ is the first to show how a disease mutation increases the risk of developing Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).
Researchers led by a biomedical scientist at the University of California, Riverside,...
Antimicrobial resistance ‘arms race’ heats up
An advanced interventional microbiomics company, which is developing non-antibiotic methods for the control of multiple-drug resistant superbugs and other infectious disease, is stepping up development of a cure for antibiotic resistant bacteria.
BioPlx has set...
Nemera’s preservative-free multi-dose eyedropper approved in Brazil for Aché’s NSAID’s and Dry Eye formulations
Nemera is excited to announce that its multidose eye dropper Novelia® has been approved by ANVISA for the preservative-free formulations CLILON (Ketorolac 0,4% and 0,5%), a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that is used...