discovery Archives - Bioscience Today

Bioscience Today Follow

News and insight into the UK's latest medical research and innovation. Published by @DistinctiveMed.

Transduction-ready viral particles @ams_bio

Reply on Twitter 2029124236141383822 Retweet on Twitter 2029124236141383822 Like on Twitter 2029124236141383822 Twitter 2029124236141383822

Bioscience Today @biosciencetoday ·

3 Mar

New research using @flowneurosci’s medical device indicates that at-home brain stimulation can reduce relapse in major depression, offering promise for long-term mental health management.

🔗 Read more: https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/at-home-brain-stimulation-prevents-major-depression-relapse/

#MentalHealth #Neuroscience

Reply on Twitter 2028787537712390295 Retweet on Twitter 2028787537712390295 Like on Twitter 2028787537712390295 2 Twitter 2028787537712390295

Bioscience Today @biosciencetoday ·

2 Mar

A recent poll by @PistoiaAlliance found that 1 in 4 life sciences professionals are unaware of what data their AI models use, raising concerns about transparency, model bias and regulatory risk.

🔎 Read the full story: https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/one-in-4-life-sciences-professionals-dont-know-what-data-their-ai-models-use/

#AI #LifeSciences

Reply on Twitter 2028496872537522458 Retweet on Twitter 2028496872537522458 Like on Twitter 2028496872537522458 Twitter 2028496872537522458

Bioscience Today @biosciencetoday ·

27 Feb

Europa Biosite Acquires Stratech Scientific, Expanding Their Product Offering and Strengthening UK Customer Reach @ams_bio

Reply on Twitter 2027415475026559101 Retweet on Twitter 2027415475026559101 Like on Twitter 2027415475026559101 Twitter 2027415475026559101

Tag: discovery

Earth holds the key to detecting life beyond our solar system

Antarctic Penguin hotspot discovery fuels need for marine reserve

AI ‘scientist’ finds that toothpaste ingredient may help fight malaria

Scientists discover the secrets behind the cuttlefish’s 3D ‘invisibility cloak’

Ancient genome study identifies traces of indigenous “Taíno” in present-day Caribbean populations

Study in mice suggests personalised stem cell treatment may offer relief for progressive MS

ABOUT US

FOLLOW US