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Unveiling the Elasticity Secrets of Flexible Crystals
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Unveiling the Elasticity Secrets of Flexible Crystals

Australian researchers have achieved significant breakthroughs in understanding the intrinsic properties of flexible crystalline materials, paving the way for potential advancements in the fields of building materials, electronics, and various technologies. The research team, which includes experts from The University of Queensland (UQ) and Queensland University of Technology (QUT), focused their investigation on the elastic […]
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What is behind the rise in securities litigation
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What is behind the rise in securities litigation

Newsletter Signup – Under Article / In Page “*” indicates required fields The biotech industry is under legal fire. While 2024 has been a year of resilience in terms of performance for the industry, there’s been a sharp increase in the number of class action lawsuits against biotech and medtech companies. Indeed, Justin Kozak, life […]
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BRAIN Biotech partners with PX Group in microbial gold recycling
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BRAIN Biotech partners with PX Group in microbial gold recycling

Industrial biotech specialist BRAIN Biotech and PX Group have extended its collaboration in highly effective microbial gold recovery from e-waste. Back in 2017, BRAIN Biotech developed a container-based mobile pilot plant for the bioleaching of metals dubbed BioXtractor. An advanced version called BioXtractor V2 was financed by PX Group and is now jointly owned by […]
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NTU Singapore Spin-Off Collaborates with Osler Group to Unveil AI-Driven
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NTU Singapore Spin-Off Collaborates with Osler Group to Unveil AI-Driven

Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore has made significant strides in the realm of artificial intelligence and healthcare with the introduction of a groundbreaking AI-powered tool, ReCOGnAIze. This new screening tool is designed specifically for the early detection of mild cognitive impairment (MCI), which is a precursor to dementia. The collaboration between NTU’s spin-off company, […]
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UK biotech defies the odds, raising £3.5B in 2024
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UK biotech defies the odds, raising £3.5B in 2024

Newsletter Signup – Under Article / In Page “*” indicates required fields The past year has been one of ups and downs for the biotech and healthcare sectors in the U.K. A report by the UK BioIndustry Association (BIA) revealed how investments played a part in research and development (R&D) in the country.  Equity financing […]
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SLAS: automation start ups set to enable P4 medicine
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SLAS: automation start ups set to enable P4 medicine

Leroy Hood’s vision of P4 or ‘systemic’ medicine (preventive, predictive, personalised, participatory) is becoming a reality. By using omics data and medical records to create AI-powered individual health profiles, new automated product innovations aim to target diseases before symptoms even appear, reducing healthcare costs. On the second day of the SLAS 2025 conference, SLAS Ignite […]
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Europe energy investments in North Africa ‘neocolonial’

European investments in energy and agriculture in Egypt and Morocco are extracting resources to the global north with little added value for the local economies, according to Greenpeace.  Governments, financial institutions and energy and agricultural companies in Europe paint claim investments in green energy projects in North Africa are for the mutual benefit of all […]
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Europe energy investments in North Africa ‘neocolonial’

European investments in energy and agriculture in Egypt and Morocco are extracting resources to the global north with little added value for the local economies, according to Greenpeace.  Governments, financial institutions and energy and agricultural companies in Europe paint claim investments in green energy projects in North Africa are for the mutual benefit of all […]
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Prickle2 regulates apical junction remodeling and tissue fluidity during vertebrate neurulation

The process of folding the flat neuroectoderm into an elongated neural tube depends on tissue fluidity, a property that allows epithelial deformation while preserving tissue integrity. Neural tube folding also requires the planar cell polarity (PCP) pathway. Here, we report that Prickle2 (Pk2), a core PCP component, increases tissue fluidity by promoting the remodeling of […]
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