Guardtech Group set to wow Lab Innovations delegates with game-changing cleanroom products and services
Suffolk-based controlled environment construction specialists ready to wow crowds at the NEC with ground-breaking new ranges
Hidden evolution in sperm raises disease risk for children as men age
Harmful genetic changes in sperm become substantially more common as men age because some are actively favoured during sperm production, new research has revealed.
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 healthy tissue.
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 reasoning.
Body illusion helps unlock memories – new study
Research finds that embodying a childlike face takes us back to our childhood.
Madeline Lancaster appointed Joint Head of the Cell Biology Division
Madeline Lancaster has been announced as the new Joint Head of the LMB’s Cell Biology Division.
2026 Nominations window opens for #21toWatch Innovation Awards: “Celebrating what’s new and amplifying what’s next”
We are delighted to announce that the 2026 nominations/applications window for the #21toWatch innovation awards is now open.
The Cambridge Phenomenon continues to intensify and spread out into new locations as businesses double down on clustering to succeed
Cambridge Ahead published new research, undertaken by the Centre for Business Research (CBR), taking a deep dive look at clusters in the Cambridge city region economy over the last decade. The research highlights the phenomenal growth of the Cambridge economy, far outpacing the national economy, and the central role of business parks and clusters in supporting high-value job creation.
SPT Labtech and Agilent introduce automated target enrichment protocols for genomic workflows
Optimized, automated protocols on SPT Labtech’s firefly®+ using Agilent’s SureSelect Max DNA Library Prep KitSupports high-throughput sequencing in clinical research, oncology, and precision medicineProtocols to be showcased at ASHG, 14th –
Qkine launches cell therapy grade recombinant proteins to support next-generation therapies
Cambridge, UK – Qkine, Ltd., a specialist bioactive protein manufacturer with its core technology developed at the University of Cambridge, today announced the launch of its Cell Therapy Grade proteins, engineered to support the stringent requirements of cell therapy research, pr
An industry agenda for advanced therapies
11 priorities for building scalable and accessible advanced therapies.
New IDTechEx Report: Biomanufacturing Specialty Chemicals 2026-2036
IDTechEx's new report "Biomanufacturing Specialty Chemicals 2026-2036" examines the role of white biotechnology in producing specialty chemicals, focusing on food additives, cosmetic and personal care ingredients, pigments, and enzymes.
Book Launch: 'The Imposter Phenomenon, why you feel like a fraud and what to do about it' is out now
Research indicates that 70-80% of people may experience imposter “syndrome” at some point. Celebrities such as Michelle Obama, Sheryl Sandberg and Tom Hanks have all spoken about their imposter feelings and even Einstein described himself as an “involuntary swindler”.
Owlstone Medical wins up to $49.1 million award from ARPA-H to develop at-home multi-cancer-early detection tests
Goal of POSEIDON is to enable accurate, low-cost, accessible cancer screening for all AmericansProgram to deliver first-in-class synthetic-sensor based MCED test for Stage I detection of 30+ solid tumorsOwlstone to work in partnership with the Massachu
Unconscious bias: the silent hiring mistake you can’t afford
At a talk I gave to HR Directors in Cambridge, the overwhelming consensus was that far too many new hires don’t work out. If that doesn’t surprise you, you’ve probably been stung in the past. So what can we do to get it right first time?
Guardtech open partnership with Dry Air to offer game-changing dry room facility installations for Battery industry and beyond
Suffolk-based cleanroom construction specialists the Guardtech Group are set to combine their envelope knowhow with Dry Air’s groundbreaking sealing techniques and HVAC expertise
The 15-year warning: Why we need to measure lung decline in traffic jams, not clinic waiting rooms
Insights from Bipin Patel, CEO & Founder
Reactive to predictive: potential of lung age for chronic disease management
Insights from Bipin Patel, CEO & Founder
Russ Farn joins eg technology’s Board of Directors
eg technology is pleased to announce the promotion of Russ Farn to the position of Director.
Five leading life science organisations collaborate on inaugural London Bio-Innovation Week
ELRIG, Life Science Integrates, Life Science Nation, One Nucleus and SLAS will provide delegates with the opportunity for cross-event partnering during London B
Bio-Rad extends partnership with Gencurix through strategic agreement for Droplet Digital™ PCR IVD Oncology Kits in Europe
Extended Partnership Agreement Will Expand Availability Across Europe of Gencurix’ In Vitro Diagnostic (IVD) Assays Using Droplet Digital™ PCR (ddPCR™) for Clinical Testing of Critical Oncology Biomarkers
CJ & L Consultancy to launch ‘Rent an eQMS’ – A ready-to-use Compliance Solution on 1st November 2025
Start-ups and small businesses can now access a fully functioning Electronic Quality Management System (eQMS) without the heavy investment of building one in-house. Designed to meet ISO 9001, 13485, 27001, and 45001, our eQMS is adaptable, secure, and available immediately — so you can stay compliant and audit-ready from day one.
Leading Hospital charity in East of England praised for investing early on in promising medical professionals’ careers – helping to bring breakthroughs and change in patient care and treatments
Leading hospital charity Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust (ACT) this year celebrates its 30th anniversary - with its supporters donating more than £150 million towards supporting innovation in patient care. One area the charity is able to invest in is research and fellowships - investing in promising medical professionals early in their careers. At this year's John Addenbrooke Lecture, Roland…
Prizes for team behind game-changing multi-omics method to decode gene regulation
Babraham Institute researchers have developed a new multi-omics method enabling the profiling of multiple histone modifications and gene expression in single cells. Lead researchers, Peter Rugg-Gunn and Yang Wang, received the Top Rising Star award by BioCentury Grand Rounds in recognition of the outstanding translational potential of the scMTR-seq method.