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    Image credit: David Levene / Wellcome Sanger Institute
    9 October 2025

    Improved genetic tool reveals hidden mutations that can drive cancer

    Researchers have refined a powerful DNA sequencing tool that can uncover hidden mutations that occur naturally in our bodies as we age. In the largest study to date, they have used the tool to provide insights into the earliest steps of cancer development and the role of mutations in he...

    Judge Business school school
    9 October 2025

    Caution urged in using artificial intelligence in medical expertise evaluation

    Artificial intelligence (AI) holds great promise in various aspects of healthcare. Already, ChatGPT is able to produce clinical letters indistinguishable from those written by human doctors, while Google has developed an AI agent capable of clinical history-taking and diagnostic reasoni...

    Dr Utkarsh Gupta
    9 October 2025

    Body illusion helps unlock memories – new study

    Research finds that embodying a childlike face takes us back to our childhood.

    UKNEHS speakers
    15 October 2025

    New UK study finds widespread hidden sensory loss

    One in four over-50s has vision impairment and three quarters have some hearing loss. ...

    26 August 2026

    Semantic Materials Workshop 2025

    The second workshop on knowledge organisation and intelligent R&D in chemicals and materials industries takes place on 10th November at Homerton College. ...

    Polymer chains forming polymerisation process
    15 October 2025

    Goldbeck Consulting launches Semantic Materials

    Semantic Materials is a collaborative effort to bring the latest semantic technologies and ontology developments from a range of European projects to materials-based industries. ...

    Why AI Video Will Never Replace Human Creativity
    14 October 2025

    Why AI video will never replace human creativity

    If AI doesn’t take over, perhaps cats will (they already own the internet). The news is cats are flawed, walking on keyboards, blocking screens and endless napping. Adorable, yes. Reliable producers? Not so much. ...

    26 August 2026

    Using General Purpose Force Fields in Solid Form Studies

    An Overview and Demonstration of New Functionality for Optimising Crystal Structures ...

    ttp report - An industry agenda for advanced therapies
    7 October 2025

    An industry agenda for advanced therapies

    11 priorities for building scalable and accessible advanced therapies.

    People shake hands in a meeting room
    9 October 2025

    UK businesses at risk of misrepresenting earnings, warns accounting professionals

    Price Bailey warns of a multi-million-pound profit gap, as businesses may unwittingly misrepresent earnings from their balance sheets.  There is a growing risk that retail investors will look at headline performance without understanding the impact of increasingly material exchan...

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