Partnership with SCINCO strengthens international sales and technical support channels in key region as part of ongoing global expansion
Creative Biolabs is at the forefront of creating stem cell therapy, working with researchers to make new scientific advancements.
Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) contain the unprecedented possibility of differentiating into almost every cell in the body, which holds vast avenues for disease studying and developing novel therapies. Nonetheless, iPSC-based cell therapy is presently problematic. Issues like low reprogramming efficiency, genomic instability, risk of tumorigenicity, and failure in controlling differentiation encompass significant setbacks.
MHA and Baker Tilly are hosting a briefing led by Professor Joe Nellis (Cranfield Business School), focusing on the intersection of economic trends and geopolitical risks currently impacting the UK. This short briefing will provide valuable up-to-date insights for fiscal planning, including:
- Navigating and prioritising key risks
- Capitalising on the right investments
- Optimising your business model
Arecor Therapeutics plc
(“Arecor” or the “Company”)
ARECOR ESTABLISHES PARTNERSHIP WITH SKYE BIOSCIENCE TO DEVELOP ENHANCED FORMULATION OF OBESITY CANDIDATE NIMACIMAB
- Proprietary formulation technology being applied to potentially enhance properties of nimacimab
Dozens of pharmaceutical companies and tech start-ups came together on Wednesday (14 May), to celebrate the one-year anniversary of a ‘super hub’ they have used to help accelerate their business.
The Deloitte Life Sciences Catalyst business lounge in Cambridge has helped hundreds of local and regional start-ups across the life sciences industry access a boardroom meeting space and state-of-the-art innovation hub for free.
In an informative original blog - Amsbio reports how researchers at the University of Exeter Medical School have shed light on the role of microRNA - miR-483-5p in attenuating the detrimental effects of stress on brain function and anxiety-related behaviors.
Riding the biotech wave: A durable bet for real estate?
Researchers at the John Innes Centre at Norwich Research Park have helped to solve a historical puzzle that could revolutionise the breeding of the humble pea and other legumes leading to improvements in their nutritional value and lessening the reliance on pesticides.