To cater to the Asian market, Evonik has launched its largest center for medical device applications in Shanghai, China. This new facility aims to specialize in the research, development, and processing of semi-finished components for bioresorbable medical devices.

A new screening tool has been developed by researchers which has the potential to increase the number of tests on a solid tumor sample by up to 50 times. The tool is specifically designed for testing at scale the latest immunotherapies.

Ziath offers the DP5 Network rack decoding software which can help you to plug all your tube rack readers and scanners into LAN directly and run them from a PC.

Eppendorf has introduced ‘Eppendorf Tubes Bio Based’, these are tubes made from 90 % ‘bio-circular’, renewable-based feedstock as well as 10 % fossil-based feedstock.

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have discovered a way to make mRNA vaccines safer and more effective — by adding anti-inflammatory molecules inspired by olive oil. Their new lipid design not only reduces side effects like soreness and fatigue but also boosts vaccine performance against diseases like Covid-19 and cancer.

With a mega investment of 20 million dollars, GEA has recently inaugurated its New Food Application and Technology Center in Janesville, Wisconsin, USA. The facility comprises pilot lines for precision fermentation, cell cultivation, plant-based processing; thermal processing (UHT); aseptic filling; spray drying; membrane filtration; centrifugation; full lab support.

Researchers have found out that children exposed to higher levels of Triclosan, an antimicrobial chemical that is added to everyday items, may be more likely to develop eczema and allergy symptoms.

Chemists have developed a novel way to generate a variety of highly useful chemical building blocks by harnessing metal carbenes, suggests new research.

Based on the Lima1-alpha protein, researchers have developed a diagnostic test which not only helps to identify patients with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma but also reveals who can be cured with surgery alone, without the need for radiation or chemotherapy.

Are dogs really good judges of character? A new study suggests that even after observing or interacting with generous and selfish humans, pet dogs show no clear preference, raising fresh questions about how, or if, they form social evaluations of people.