ETH Zurich researchers discover Galdieria sulphuraria's unique ability to convert formic acid into high-quality protein, achieving 89-100% biomass yields. This breakthrough opens new pathways for sustainable protein production and regulatory approval challenges in the EU.| FoodTimes
Potential applications range from biomedical imaging to the conversion of light energy. University of Tokyo researchers Shinjiro Takano, Yuya Hamasaki, and Tatsuya Tsukuda have directly imaged how the geometric arrangement of atoms in gold nanoclusters develops at the very earliest stages of growth. Under the same conditions, the team also “grew” an unexpected elongated nanocluster [...]| SciTechDaily
Scientific innovation—especially in AI, biotech, and quantum—are matters of national security, ethics, and global influence.| Fancy Comma, LLC
Inspired by the bee brain, scientists develop a new AI model that could revolutionize how machines learn, adapt, and perceive.| The Debrief
The treatment takes a step towards a universal cancer vaccine by making multiple cancers more susceptible to current immunotherapies. The post New mRNA Cancer Vaccine Wipes Out Multiple Types of Cancer in Mice appeared first on SingularityHub.| SingularityHub
Such sensors could one day carry out MRI at the scale of individual cells or aid researchers in drug development. The post Scientists Just Made ‘Biological Qubits’ That Act as Quantum Sensors Inside Cells appeared first on SingularityHub.| SingularityHub
The lung survived nine days but also whipped up an immune response. It's hoped pig organs could one day ease the donor organ shortage. The post In a First, Scientists Transplant a Modified Pig Lung Into a Person appeared first on SingularityHub.| SingularityHub
After 100,000 genetic changes, the bacteria is radically different than any other life on Earth. The post Meet Syn57, the Most Stripped-Down Living Synthetic Bacteria Yet appeared first on SingularityHub.| SingularityHub
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, August 11, 2025 – Marvel Biosciences Corp. (TSX-V: MRVL) and its wholly owned subsidiary, Marvel Biotechnology Inc. (collectively the “Company” or “Marvel”), announces the award of 142,987 deferred share units (“DSUs”) to two of Marvel’s directors, in lieu of cash payment for directors’ fees.| Marvel Biosciences
AI and biotechnology could solve humanity’s toughest problems — or trigger chaos, collapse, and dystopia. Mustafa Suleyman’s The Coming Wave warns we’re not ready. Can we contain what we’ve unleash…| Unsolicited Feedback
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A new study from Harvard's Brigham and Women's Hospital shows how pills could be used to deliver mRNA vaccines and treatments for other diseases too.| SingularityHub
The Trump administration has proposed a pilot initiative to address controversy over the 340B drug discount program.| STAT
Investors are in panic as Australian drug companies could be the next victims in an expansion of the US trade war.| Australian Financial Review
And more biotech news brought to you by The Readout.| STAT
Alkermes’ investigational drug helped people with a type of narcolepsy stay awake during the day in a mid-stage trial.| STAT
The Synthetic Human Genome Project, which will take many years and carries some risk, could spark a second revolution in genetics.| SingularityHub
Explore the latest insights from top science journals in the Muser Press daily roundup (June 17, 2025), featuring impactful research on climate change| MUSER PRESS
Some people may actually gain back more weight than they initially lost after stopping obesity drugs Ozempic and Wegovy.| CNBC
Scientists find global food production will drop around 25% in a heated world – despite adaptation by farmers and new tech. Two plant scientists explain cutting edge tools to prepare key crops for climate change. From University of Illinois, Dr. Stephen Long reports …| RADIO ECOSHOCK
Cellugy's first lab-made ingredient is EcoFLEXY, a powder cellulose-based rheology modifier or substance that improves viscosity.| Beauty Independent
Researchers have solved a major bioprinting bottleneck—how to create the fine network of blood vessels needed to keep organs alive.| SingularityHub
Food By-products Bioprocess Wheel: a revolutionary tool guiding sustainable upcycling of food waste through enzymatic and fermentation technologies| FoodTimes
Precision medicine is reshaping healthcare by tailoring treatments to a person’s genetic makeup, lifestyle, and environment.| Market Research Blog
According to authoritative pharmaceutical industry online Endpoints News:| Hatchard Report
From pharmaceuticals to biofuels and beyond, bioprocess engineering plays a pivotal role in bringing us the products that improve our lives and advance our societies. In this article, we’ll delve into the intricate world of bioprocess engineering. We’ll uncover its fundamental components, its wide-ranging applications across various industries, the challenges it faces, and the innovations that [...] The post Bioprocess Engineering: Turning Cells into Products appeared first on Explore Bi...| Explore Biotech
Biotechnology, the application of biology and engineering to create innovative solutions, has revolutionized the healthcare industry in numerous ways. From decoding the human genome to developing cutting-edge medical devices, biotechnology engineering has played a pivotal| Explore Biotech
The post Marvel Biosciences to Give Oral Presentation at the Annual IRSF Rett Syndrome Scientific Meeting appeared first on Marvel Biosciences.| Marvel Biosciences
Incredibly, the Telegraph reports that the British government has decided to approve experiments to 'dim the light of the sun'. The British boffins (is that| Hatchard Report
The National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology (NSCEB) has released a pivotal report highlighting the strategic importance of biotechnology to U.S. national security and expressing concern over China’s rapid advancements in this sector. The report underscores that the United States, historically a leader in biotechnology, is now at risk of falling behind in critical areas as China surges ahead.| Green Chemicals Blog
There is a poem written by Harry Baker| Hatchard Report
First we set out the background, later we will draw out the implications as we stand on the threshold of an unfettered era of biotech experimentation.| Hatchard Report
There is a poem written by Harry Baker If ever I die and thee be not sure that I’m deadJust put butter and jam on fresh baked breadThen wave them vittles over me headIf my mouth don’t open, thee be sure that I’m dead Appreciation of bread is a universal language. Cultures all over the […]| Hatchard Report Media
First we set out the background, later we will draw out the implications as we stand on the threshold of an unfettered era of biotech experimentation. An article in the 28th March NY Times is entitled Top F.D.A. Vaccine Official Resigns, Citing Kennedy’s ‘Misinformation and Lies’. It reports the ‘resignation’ of Dr Peter Marks, who […]| Hatchard Report Media
On the so-called 5th anniversary of COVID-19 (which evidence shows actually started circulating around five and half years ago), two big German newspapers—Zeit and Süddeutsche Zeitung— have broken an important story.. Back in early 2020 the German intelligence service concluded with 80-95% accuracy that COVID-19 resulted from a lab leak at Wuhan, but Chancellor Angela Merkel deliberately buried the report as did her successor Olaf Scholz. The German public and members of parliament were...| Hatchard Report Media
The post Marvel Biosciences to File for Orphan Drug Designation with the U.S. FDA for MB-204 as a Treatment for Rett Syndrome appeared first on Marvel Biosciences.| Marvel Biosciences
Discover insightful recommendations for further reading after "Living Intelligence." Explore the intersection of AI, biotechnology, and advanced sensors to expand your knowledge.| AI for CEOs
On the so-called 5th anniversary of COVID-19 (which evidence shows actually started circulating around five and half years ago), two big German| Hatchard Report
The following is the text of our oral submission to the New Zealand Health Select Committee on the Gene Technology Bill made on Monday. We were allowed 10| Hatchard Report
This article has two parts: the problem and our response.| Hatchard Report
The following is the text of our oral submission to the New Zealand Health Select Committee on the Gene Technology Bill made on Monday. We were allowed 10 minutes. The NZ First MP asked a sympathetic question at the conclusion, enabling me to finish with some unscripted points about the threat to small farmers. “Good […]| Hatchard Report Media
This article has two parts: the problem and our response.| Hatchard Report Media
After the bombshell information in our last two releases (see here and here) everyone has to consider their position very carefully. We reported the results| Hatchard Report
Many of you have written and asked about the current prevalence of genetically modified foods and the potential health risks. An up to date answer to this| Hatchard Report
A year ago Jennifer Doudna, Nobel Laureate co-inventor of CRISPR gene editing technology announced a ground breaking project to edit human and animal| Hatchard Report
Protein sequencing provides the map that guides researchers in exploring uncharted biological territories.| blog.marketresearch.com
The post Living Intelligence: The Convergence of AI, Biotechnology, and Advanced Sensors appeared first on AI for CEOs.| AI for CEOs
There is little doubt in anyone's mind that we are at a crossroads. New Zealand legislation is in progress to deregulate biotechnology experimentation. If| Hatchard Report
We have arrived at the crossroads of our lifetime| Hatchard Report Media
Currently, there are 19,350 doctors in New Zealand; that's one for every 264 people. According to Hon. Judith Collins, our Minister for Business Innovation| Hatchard Report
This release contains template suggestions to make a submission to the Health Select Committee querying the provisions of the Gene Technology Bill which was| Hatchard Report
Formal Response to the Expert Opinions Issued by the Science Media Centre in Support of the Gene Technology Bill introduced to Parliament.| Hatchard Report
In Brooklyn, researchers debate whether aging is a disease to be treated with biotech breakthroughs or a natural stage of life.| Scienceline
It's too early to know how well the method would work in people—but it just might be possible to one day swap out needles for pills.| SingularityHub
Rather than training the algorithm on content scraped from the internet, scientists trained the AI on nearly three million genomes.| SingularityHub
Dubbed “electro-agriculture,” the approach uses solar panels to trigger a chemical reaction that turns ambient CO2 into an energy source called acetate.| SingularityHub
Charting the "dark matter" of the viral universe has implications not just for biotechnology—but potentially for battling the next pandemic too.| SingularityHub
Altogen Labs is a preclinical research organization specializing in the testing and evaluation of novel pharmacological and biological treatments, including novel anticancer therapies, medical compounds, vaccines, cosmetics, and a wide array of natural products and extracts. With a dedicated team of scientists, Altogen Labs provides a comprehensive suite of laboratory services, utilizing the latest technologies […] The post Preclinical Research with Advanced Oncology Models and Immunooncolo...| Transfection Reagents | Cell Lines, In Vivo | Altogen Biosystems
AI-designed proteins that morph with the flick of a switch could bring selective drug delivery, monitor disease in the body, or form biological circuits.| Singularity Hub
Scientist plan to test the idea in humans. If safe and effective, the long-lasting shot could help people who don’t have regular access to antiviral drugs.| Singularity Hub
Many potent antibiotics are toxic. Researchers used AI to reengineer one so it maintained its bug-killing abilities without harming human cells.| Singularity Hub
Best known for its ability to rid infected mice of their fear of cats, the mind-controlling parasite travels from gut to brain and releases proteins.| Singularity Hub
The AI Act introduces a series of obligations in relation to AI systems which may pose a high risk. This guide aims to help businesses navigate the obligations they must satisfy concerning high-risk AI systems.| WILLIAM FRY
Blocking a protein that promotes inflammation in middle age increased metabolism, lowered muscle wasting and frailty, and reduced the chances of cancer.| Singularity Hub
Scientists discover new gene editing tools in bacterial "jumping genes" that can be modified to cut, paste, and flip any sequence of DNA.| Singularity Hub
Overriding natural evolution, gene drives could add genes that make weeds more vulnerable to herbicides or reduce their pollination and numbers.| Singularity Hub
In a Q&A with STAT, geneticist Chris Mason talks about a new space atlas, creating a baseline for human health in space, and his thoughts on the “second Space Age.”| STAT
DARPA is developing stimulants with a molecular “light switch." A pulse of infrared light from a helmet would turn the drugs on and off in the brain.| Singularity Hub
In over 40 studies released last week, researchers found that radiation and low gravity rapidly changed the body’s inner workings.| Singularity Hub
As part of a continuing effort to bridge the gender gap for women scientists, L’Oréal Singapore celebrated three outstanding women researchers in the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science 2023 program. Dr Leow Wan Ru, Dr Yang Le and Dr Xue Shifeng each received S$10,000 to advance their research.| Asian Scientist Magazine
The burgeoning weight-loss drug industry could be worth as much as $200 billion within the next decade, according to Barclays bank.| CNBC
Atlantic Fish Co, a startup that’s cultivating seafood from fish cells, has secured a $100,000 loan from the North Carolina Biotechnology Center. Jen Greenstein, senior director of investments at NCBiotech, said the loan will help both Atlantic Fish and the broader cellular agriculture industry in North Carolina.| North Carolina Research Campus
August 2, 2023 Today we are happy to announce the launch of a new lungs-targeted in vivo transfection reagent. The reagent is crafted to transport small molecules, DNA, RNA, and proteins to the lungs tissue, aiming to treat lung diseases, including cystic fibrosis and lung cancer. The transfection reagent is a non-viral complex comprising nanoparticle-sized […] The post Lungs-Targeted Transfection Reagent: Safe and Effective Delivery of Biomolecules appeared first on Transfection Reagents |...| Transfection Reagents | Cell Lines, In Vivo | Altogen Biosystems
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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – July 19, 2021 – Altogen Biosystems, leading manufacturer of in vivo transfection products, announced today that Altogen’s nanoparticle-based in vivoTransfection reagent (catalog #5031) was demonstrated to be effective for glioblastoma-targeted co-delivery of plasmid DNA (3.7 kb) and chemically modified siRNA. This transfection reagent was used in over 30 research publications, demonstrating highly […] The post In Vivo Nanoparticle Transfection Reagent is Effective...| Transfection Reagents | Cell Lines, In Vivo | Altogen Biosystems
A stable cell line is a population of cells that have been genetically modified to express a specific gene or RNA molecule of interest on a stable basis. Stable cell lines are generated by introducing the gene or RNA molecule into the cells and selecting for cells that have stably incorporated the genetic material and […] The post Stable Cell Line appeared first on Transfection Reagents | Cell Lines, In Vivo | Altogen Biosystems.| Transfection Reagents | Cell Lines, In Vivo | Altogen Biosystems
Transfection is considered as a major laboratory method to integrate protein, RNA and DNA molecules into tissues and cells. Delivery of plasmid DNA molecules containing gene inserts, messenger RNA and small interfering RNA molecules that regulate gene expression (i.e. microRNA, siRNA) into the primary cells and cancer cell lines have been extensively utilized by scientists. […] The post How do I increase transfection efficiency? appeared first on Transfection Reagents | Cell Lines, In Vivo ...| Transfection Reagents | Cell Lines, In Vivo | Altogen Biosystems
July 27, 2021 – Altogen Biosystems® is a biotechnology manufacturing company that specializes in the development and testing of optimized cell transfection reagents and kits for both in vitro and in vivo delivery. In 2018 Altogen Biosystems launched the AltoFect transfection reagent formulated for difficult-to-transfect cells (like B-cells, T-cells), and primary cell cultures that are […] The post Crossing Blood-Brain Barrier: Delivery of Biomolecules into Glioblastoma Enabled by Altogen...| Transfection Reagents | Cell Lines, In Vivo | Altogen Biosystems
The need to measure cell proliferation effects is vast, including testing the effects of growth factors, novel pharmacological agents, cytotoxicity assessment or investigating cell activation. Cell proliferation assays utilize a stain or substrate to make a correlation between the readout and the number of remaining cells post-treatment. However, the means of assessing cell number varies […] The post Quantitate in vitro anti-proliferation experiments using a metabolic assay (Alamarblue,...| Transfection Reagents | Cell Lines, In Vivo | Altogen Biosystems
HIVEOPOLIS Beekeepers’ Survey (EN) In our project HIVEOPOLIS, we aim to combine traditional beekeeping with advanced technologies to create the beehive of the future and establish a symbiosis of humans, bees, and technology. To achieve this ambitious aim, we ask you to tell us which kind of technology you would like to have in your beehives. Please click… Read More »HIVEOPOLIS – Beekeepers’ Survey| HIVEOPOLIS
GROWING THERAPEUTIC BEEHIVES In summertime, Paul Stamets (D.Sc, Mycologist) has noticed in his garden a continuous convoy of bees from his beehive to his mycelium. This was not a surprising event since in the wild, also, the mycelium and honeybee territories are closely located. But, he thought that the bees might be benefiting from the… Read More »Growing Therapeutic Beehives| HIVEOPOLIS
