Posted inGenetics Opentrons Raises $40M in Series E to Expand Its Robotics, Software, Data Infrastructure October 30, 2026 Opentrons Labworks has raised $40 million from a Series E financing round led by healthcare investor Avego, with additional investment…
Posted inGenetics 100 Million-Cell AI-Ready Dataset with Single-Cell and Proteomic Data Created by Parse and Nomic October 30, 2026 Parse Biosciences, a QIAGEN company and a provider of scalable and accessible single-cell sequencing, and Nomic Bio, focused on high-throughput…
Posted inGenetics Blocking Protein Slows Pancreatic Tumor Growth and Reduces Immune Suppression in Mice October 30, 2026 Fox Chase researchers identified ANO6 as a potential pancreatic cancer target that may slow tumor growth and reduce immune suppression.…
Posted inGenetics No Nonsense: David Liu Lauds Progress in Disease-Agnostic Gene Editing at ESGCT October 30, 2026 HAMBURG—The distinguished researcher who had the dubious honor of speaking before David Liu, PhD, in a plenary session at the…
Posted inBiotechnology Microbial Sources and Stress Shape the Hidden Endophytes of an Invasive Plant October 30, 2026 Plant invasions are shaped not only by the traits of the invading species and the environments it encounters, but also…
Posted inBiotechnology Deep-learning CT reconstruction sharpens calcium visibility in phantom tests, but dose evens the score October 30, 2026 Coronary and vascular calcifications influence how radiologists detect, characterize, and quantify disease, and their visibility depends not only on how…
Posted inBiotechnology One gene locus flags atrial fibrillation risk after major surgery, UK Biobank study finds October 30, 2026 Up to 15 percent of patients worldwide experience serious complications after major surgery, and a new genome-wide study asks whether…
Posted inBiotechnology Serum and urine protein biomarkers may sharpen prostate cancer detection beyond PSA October 30, 2026 Prostate cancer screening still leans heavily on prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, a blood protein that flags trouble but often cries…
Posted inBiotechnology Most Ethiopian HIV patients on dolutegravir therapy show good knowledge, survey finds October 30, 2026 Most people living with HIV who receive dolutegravir-based antiretroviral therapy at Bule Hora University Teaching Hospital in Ethiopia know what…
Posted inBiotechnology Heavier logging trucks only pay off when the road network lets them work October 30, 2026 Sweden’s forestry industry moves enormous volumes of timber by road, and those hauls carry a heavy environmental and financial burden.…