Cambridge startup takes age-halting therapy to space
A CAMBRIDGE-BASED biotech is taking its anti-ageing therapy to space, aiming to fast-track the de...
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Carbon capture technology set to revolutionise food-grade CO2 for soft drinks
SOFT DRINK manufacturers can now use carbon captured from industrial processes to carbonate their...
Breakthrough in fusion: UKAEA suppresses plasma instabilities in world’s largest spherical tokamak
SCIENTISTS at the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) have successfully stabilised plasma instabil...
AstraZeneca strikes US$555m deal to commercialise AI-discovered immunology drugs
ASTRAZENECA has completed a deal worth up to US$555m to commercialise immunology therapies discov...
IVF breakthrough offers hope for infertile and same-sex couples
RESEARCHERS in the US have successfully fertilised egg cells encoded with DNA taken from human sk...
Water monitoring and life science projects receive UK Space Agency grants in latest funding round
INTERNATIONAL projects in water quality monitoring and life sciences research were among the prop...
Johns Hopkins unveils breakthrough chipmaking process for smaller, cheaper microchips
RESEARCHERS at Johns Hopkins University in the US have developed a new process to manufacture mic...
‘Mass-produced cancer vaccine’ a step forward after US mice study
RESEARCHERS in the US have raised hopes for a universal cancer treatment after discovering non-sp...
OSU researchers secure funding to explore white hydrogen in Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY (OSU) researchers have secured shale-backed funding to investigate the ...
Mars trials gene editing to boost climate resilience in cacao crops
US CONFECTIONARY giant Mars is using novel gene-editing tools to research how to future-proof cac...
STAX Engineering brings Californian capture and control technology to UK ports
CALIFORNIA cleantech STAX Engineering is set to bring its innovative emissions control and captur...
Biochar made from human excrement can ‘alleviate’ global fertiliser challenges
US RESEARCHERS think they have the answer to developing low-carbon crop fertiliser – and it stink...
AI-driven discovery makes plastics four times tougher
US RESEARCHERS have used artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify additives that ...
Leaf it out! Chemical engineers develop bioplastic that breaks down in soil
US CHEMICAL engineers inspired by leaves have created a form of bioplastic packaging that degrade...
UK takes ‘huge’ step in mine water research
MINE WATER could offer a viable renewable heat source for the UK, as new research emerges from th...
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