Trials are underway on a £3.2 million-funded new vaccine to tackle the presence pneumococcal disease, a leading preventable cause of child deaths. Organised by the Infection Innovation Consortium ...

The scientists completed an estimated 13,000 individual measurements on behalf of the ITER (International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor) fusion energy experiment based in France. The team was ...

The recently published Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) Pharmaceutical Competitiveness Framework claims the UK has lost out in investment in three key are ...

Cambridge university spin-out Xampla has won investment worth millions to enable it to develop plant-based polymers capable of replacing single-use plastics. Emerald Technology Ventures, BGF and ...

Genetic screening is being employed to improve early treatment and detection of brain aneurysms. The ROAR (Risk Of Aneurysm Rupture) Study, already tracking 20,000 NHS patients, is claimed to be the ...

Drugs that prevent the body from clearing parts of brain cells damaged by cancer could help slow tumour progression, according to a new study.

A. James Hudspeth, the American neuroscientist credited with discovering how the inner ear translates sound into signals for the brain, has died at the ...

You have just three days to make the deadline for nominations for the expanded, 13 category 2023 Lab Awards.

Outlined Powner: “Life today uses an immensely complex molecular machine, the ribosome, to synthesise proteins. This machine requires chemical instructions written in messenger RNA, which carries a ...

Science mustn’t take refuge in obscurity, insists Matthew Partridge.

Cleanrooms, as defined by ISO 14644- 1:2015, are controlled environments where airborne particles are tightly regulated. These spaces are fundamental in various manufacturing and research processes.

Scientists have created what they say is the cleanest graphene ever produced, possibly paving the way for significant advances in quantum research.