Federal Circuit Upholds ITC Import Ban: Key Rulings on Storage Defense and Domestic Industry RequirementsThe Federal Circuit supported Ventria's patent rights against Wuhan Healthgen's importation of infringing products, reinforcing protection for small biotech companies.
Other Barks & Bites for Friday, February 7: CAFC Rejects Untimely Expert Testimony and Reassigns Case; CJEU Clarifies Online Marketplace Responsibilities Under GDPR; and IPWATCHPUPPIES ARE ON THE WAY!The article discusses important developments in intellectual property law, showcasing recent rulings and trends affecting both the U.S. and European landscapes.
Federal Circuit Upholds ITC Import Ban: Key Rulings on Storage Defense and Domestic Industry RequirementsThe Federal Circuit supported Ventria's patent rights against Wuhan Healthgen's importation of infringing products, reinforcing protection for small biotech companies.
Other Barks & Bites for Friday, February 7: CAFC Rejects Untimely Expert Testimony and Reassigns Case; CJEU Clarifies Online Marketplace Responsibilities Under GDPR; and IPWATCHPUPPIES ARE ON THE WAY!The article discusses important developments in intellectual property law, showcasing recent rulings and trends affecting both the U.S. and European landscapes.
Scientists closer to bringing woolly mammoth back from extinctionColossal Biosciences aims to bring back woolly mammoths by 2028 using genetic engineering techniques.
How a putrid' find in a museum cupboard could be the key to bringing the Tasmanian tiger back to lifeThe discovery of a well-preserved thylacine head in a museum has significantly advanced de-extinction research efforts.Unexpected findings can have profound impacts on scientific progress.
Male mosquitoes to be genetically engineered to poison females with semen in Australian researchGenetically engineered male mosquitoes can inject venom into females during mating to reduce mosquito populations and disease transmission.
Surgeons Transplant Engineered Pig Kidney Into Fourth PatientSuccessful genetically modified pig kidney transplant performed on a 66-year-old man raises hopes for addressing organ shortages.
De-extinction company's mascot strikingly similar to Jurassic ParkColossal Foundation aims to 'de-extinct' the Tasmanian tiger, claiming 99.9% accuracy in its genome reconstruction.
Scientists closer to bringing woolly mammoth back from extinctionColossal Biosciences aims to bring back woolly mammoths by 2028 using genetic engineering techniques.
How a putrid' find in a museum cupboard could be the key to bringing the Tasmanian tiger back to lifeThe discovery of a well-preserved thylacine head in a museum has significantly advanced de-extinction research efforts.Unexpected findings can have profound impacts on scientific progress.
Male mosquitoes to be genetically engineered to poison females with semen in Australian researchGenetically engineered male mosquitoes can inject venom into females during mating to reduce mosquito populations and disease transmission.
Surgeons Transplant Engineered Pig Kidney Into Fourth PatientSuccessful genetically modified pig kidney transplant performed on a 66-year-old man raises hopes for addressing organ shortages.
De-extinction company's mascot strikingly similar to Jurassic ParkColossal Foundation aims to 'de-extinct' the Tasmanian tiger, claiming 99.9% accuracy in its genome reconstruction.
Leen Kawas on Resilience as Strategy: The Role of Female Leadership in Transformative ChangeWomen in leadership roles bring unique perspectives that enhance organizational transformation through adaptability and emotional intelligence.
EIB backs GreenLight Biosciences with 35M loan to replace traditional chemical pesticides using power of RNA - Silicon CanalsGreenLight Biosciences España secures €35M loan from EIB to advance RNA-based agricultural solutions.
In other news this week: Utrecht's Happybase bags 650K, Themis secures 8.7M to combat financial crime, SNIPR Biome gets 20M from EIB and more - Silicon CanalsStartups in sectors like agritech and biotech are securing significant funding to innovate and enhance sustainability in their respective industries.
Faircraft raises 15M to develop lab-grown leather - Silicon CanalsFaircraft secures €15M funding to scale production of lab-grown leather.The startup aims to meet rising demand through team expansion and innovative processes.
National Growth Fund invests 1.4M in seven Twente-based biotech projectsSeven biotechnology projects from Twente received €1.4M funding, highlighting regional innovation and leadership in biotechnology.
In other news this week: Knave secures 225M, London-based Purespring raises 95M, VERBUND X Ventures invests in Ausrtia's Easelink, and more - Silicon CanalsTech innovations in October highlighted significant funding rounds for companies like Knave, Purespring, and Basecamp Research.
French firm Bioptimus bags 74M - Silicon CanalsBioptimus has secured $76M funding to enhance its AI platform for biological research, aiming to transform understanding and simulation of biology.
In other news this week: Nattergal raises 48M, Otoqi's 10M Series B, Wolt acquires Tazz, Netherlands gets its first PE community, and more - Silicon CanalsInnovative stories often get lost in the fast-paced news cycle, highlighting the importance of platforms dedicated to lesser-known updates.
In other news this week: Utrecht's Happybase bags 650K, Themis secures 8.7M to combat financial crime, SNIPR Biome gets 20M from EIB and more - Silicon CanalsStartups in sectors like agritech and biotech are securing significant funding to innovate and enhance sustainability in their respective industries.
Faircraft raises 15M to develop lab-grown leather - Silicon CanalsFaircraft secures €15M funding to scale production of lab-grown leather.The startup aims to meet rising demand through team expansion and innovative processes.
National Growth Fund invests 1.4M in seven Twente-based biotech projectsSeven biotechnology projects from Twente received €1.4M funding, highlighting regional innovation and leadership in biotechnology.
In other news this week: Knave secures 225M, London-based Purespring raises 95M, VERBUND X Ventures invests in Ausrtia's Easelink, and more - Silicon CanalsTech innovations in October highlighted significant funding rounds for companies like Knave, Purespring, and Basecamp Research.
French firm Bioptimus bags 74M - Silicon CanalsBioptimus has secured $76M funding to enhance its AI platform for biological research, aiming to transform understanding and simulation of biology.
In other news this week: Nattergal raises 48M, Otoqi's 10M Series B, Wolt acquires Tazz, Netherlands gets its first PE community, and more - Silicon CanalsInnovative stories often get lost in the fast-paced news cycle, highlighting the importance of platforms dedicated to lesser-known updates.
Check Out Last Week's Big Insider Buying: Biotechs, Energy, and MoreRecent insider buying activity signals confidence in stock price increases, especially in biotech and during market uncertainties.
Prediction: This Pharma Stock Will Be the Best Performer in 2025Market uncertainty deters investors from speculative industries; however, many biotech stocks are undervalued and present opportunities.Viking Therapeutics shows significant stock growth since its IPO and is anticipated to continue this upward trend.
Check Out Last Week's Big Insider Buying: Biotechs, Energy, and MoreRecent insider buying activity signals confidence in stock price increases, especially in biotech and during market uncertainties.
Prediction: This Pharma Stock Will Be the Best Performer in 2025Market uncertainty deters investors from speculative industries; however, many biotech stocks are undervalued and present opportunities.Viking Therapeutics shows significant stock growth since its IPO and is anticipated to continue this upward trend.
Exclusive | Behind the billionaire-backed longevity business - and the innovations that could help us live longerTech billionaires are investing heavily in longevity research, turning life-extending therapeutics into a burgeoning $25 billion industry.
The Centuries-Old, Incredibly Male Quest to Live ForeverThe longevity industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, reflecting a societal obsession with extending human life significantly beyond current limits.
Growth Hormone Therapy Market Set to Double by 2032 - Here's WhyThe growth hormone therapy market is rapidly expanding due to technological advancements and increased consumer demand.
Saliva swab could predict if you'll die within the yearA cheek swab test can estimate the risk of dying in a year by analyzing DNA changes, potentially indicating biological age.
Exclusive | Behind the billionaire-backed longevity business - and the innovations that could help us live longerTech billionaires are investing heavily in longevity research, turning life-extending therapeutics into a burgeoning $25 billion industry.
The Centuries-Old, Incredibly Male Quest to Live ForeverThe longevity industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, reflecting a societal obsession with extending human life significantly beyond current limits.
Growth Hormone Therapy Market Set to Double by 2032 - Here's WhyThe growth hormone therapy market is rapidly expanding due to technological advancements and increased consumer demand.
Saliva swab could predict if you'll die within the yearA cheek swab test can estimate the risk of dying in a year by analyzing DNA changes, potentially indicating biological age.
Groundbreaking': scientists develop patch that can repair damaged heartsResearchers have developed implantable patches to treat heart failure using laboratory-grown heart muscle, offering new hope for patients.The patches made from reprogrammed blood cells are a breakthrough in biological transplants for heart conditions.
from WIRED1 week agoThis Blood Vessel Was Grown in a Lab With Real Human CellsHumacyte has developed a bioengineered blood vessel to help avoid amputation in patients with vascular trauma.
Why "Living Intelligence" Is the Next Big ThingCompanies must recognize the convergence of AI, advanced sensors, and biotechnology to stay relevant in the evolving technological landscape.
This MIT spinout wants to spool hair-thin fibers into patients' brains | TechCrunchNeuroBionics seeks to revolutionize treatment for neurological conditions through minimally invasive neuromodulation therapies using advanced materials.
Loreal's latest device promises to help find out how well your skin responds to ingredients like retinolL'Oréal's Cell BioPrint analyzes skin to offer personalized anti-aging advice, leveraging proteomics technology.
Meet WanderlusTea, Coffee Resurrect & Unbench: HackerNoon Startups Of The Week | HackerNoonHackerNoon's Startups of The Week highlights innovative companies making significant impacts in their sectors.
Scientist Testing Spider-Man-Style Web Shooters He Accidentally Made in LabResearchers created a new adhesive inspired by nature that mimics Spider-Man's web-shooting abilities.The discovery of a material that can remotely capture objects opens new possibilities in biotechnology.
UK must do more to lead innovation in bio-tech sector, Lords committee saysThe UK must enhance its innovation in engineering biology to remain competitive on a global scale.
Why "Living Intelligence" Is the Next Big ThingCompanies must recognize the convergence of AI, advanced sensors, and biotechnology to stay relevant in the evolving technological landscape.
This MIT spinout wants to spool hair-thin fibers into patients' brains | TechCrunchNeuroBionics seeks to revolutionize treatment for neurological conditions through minimally invasive neuromodulation therapies using advanced materials.
Loreal's latest device promises to help find out how well your skin responds to ingredients like retinolL'Oréal's Cell BioPrint analyzes skin to offer personalized anti-aging advice, leveraging proteomics technology.
Meet WanderlusTea, Coffee Resurrect & Unbench: HackerNoon Startups Of The Week | HackerNoonHackerNoon's Startups of The Week highlights innovative companies making significant impacts in their sectors.
Scientist Testing Spider-Man-Style Web Shooters He Accidentally Made in LabResearchers created a new adhesive inspired by nature that mimics Spider-Man's web-shooting abilities.The discovery of a material that can remotely capture objects opens new possibilities in biotechnology.
UK must do more to lead innovation in bio-tech sector, Lords committee saysThe UK must enhance its innovation in engineering biology to remain competitive on a global scale.
Are Human Neurons AI's Future?The development of 'wetware' technology could revolutionize artificial intelligence by utilizing biological neurons instead of traditional silicon chips.
AI Model Predicts Dual Target DrugsAI is transforming biotechnology and pharmaceuticals by enabling the design of drugs that target multiple diseases simultaneously.
AI has dreamt up a blizzard of new proteins. Do any of them actually work?AI-driven protein design competitions are revolutionizing the field, enabling rapid development and innovation in therapeutic proteins.
Electrostatic Pollen - Solar-powered genomic beaconElectrostatic Pollen is an artificial system that broadcasts plant genetic material using solar energy, creating a digital legacy for peach trees.
Retro Biosciences, backed by Sam Altman, is raising $1 billion to extend human lifespan | TechCrunchOpenAI's CEO Sam Altman is heavily investing in biotech to extend human lifespan through disease-targeted drug development.
Rising stars in AI use robotics and automation to accelerate their workAI serves as a powerful tool to enhance scientific research rather than replace scientists.
Are Human Neurons AI's Future?The development of 'wetware' technology could revolutionize artificial intelligence by utilizing biological neurons instead of traditional silicon chips.
AI Model Predicts Dual Target DrugsAI is transforming biotechnology and pharmaceuticals by enabling the design of drugs that target multiple diseases simultaneously.
AI has dreamt up a blizzard of new proteins. Do any of them actually work?AI-driven protein design competitions are revolutionizing the field, enabling rapid development and innovation in therapeutic proteins.
Electrostatic Pollen - Solar-powered genomic beaconElectrostatic Pollen is an artificial system that broadcasts plant genetic material using solar energy, creating a digital legacy for peach trees.
Retro Biosciences, backed by Sam Altman, is raising $1 billion to extend human lifespan | TechCrunchOpenAI's CEO Sam Altman is heavily investing in biotech to extend human lifespan through disease-targeted drug development.
Rising stars in AI use robotics and automation to accelerate their workAI serves as a powerful tool to enhance scientific research rather than replace scientists.
Federal Circuit (Again) Upholds Ravgen's Fetal DNA cffDNA PatentThe Federal Circuit upheld the validity of Ravgen's fetal DNA testing patent and clarified standing requirements for appealing IPR decisions.
An Entire Book Was Written in DNA-and You Can Buy It for $60DNA presents a highly compact solution for data storage, being at least 1,000 times more efficient than current hard drives.
Say hello to the epi-bit, a new approach to DNA data storageNew DNA data storage method improves efficiency, reducing cost and time significantly.
France's Biomemory bags 17.1M to create DNA drivesBiomemory raises $18M to advance DNA data storage technology, presenting a sustainable alternative to traditional methods.
An Entire Book Was Written in DNA-and You Can Buy It for $60DNA presents a highly compact solution for data storage, being at least 1,000 times more efficient than current hard drives.
Say hello to the epi-bit, a new approach to DNA data storageNew DNA data storage method improves efficiency, reducing cost and time significantly.
France's Biomemory bags 17.1M to create DNA drivesBiomemory raises $18M to advance DNA data storage technology, presenting a sustainable alternative to traditional methods.
Ramaswamy Has a High-Profile Perch and a Raft of Potential ConflictsRamaswamy's financial interests present potential conflicts as he influences federal policies.
Microbes can colonize space, produce drugs and create energy researchers are simulating their inner workings to harness howResearchers are digitally recreating microbial processes to more efficiently produce useful chemicals for various industries.
Colossal Biosciences raises $200M at $10.2B valuation to bring back woolly mammoths | TechCrunchColossal Biosciences raised $200 million, reaching a $10.2 billion valuation, by showcasing rapid advancements in technology aimed at resurrecting extinct species.
Seeds of Doubt: PTAB Rejects Plant Patent Challenge, Citing Genetic UncertaintyThe PTAB upheld a utility patent for a maize variety developed through simple crossbreeding, emphasizing the importance of genotypic considerations in patent claims.
Microbes can colonize space, produce drugs and create energy researchers are simulating their inner workings to harness howResearchers are digitally recreating microbial processes to more efficiently produce useful chemicals for various industries.
Colossal Biosciences raises $200M at $10.2B valuation to bring back woolly mammoths | TechCrunchColossal Biosciences raised $200 million, reaching a $10.2 billion valuation, by showcasing rapid advancements in technology aimed at resurrecting extinct species.
Seeds of Doubt: PTAB Rejects Plant Patent Challenge, Citing Genetic UncertaintyThe PTAB upheld a utility patent for a maize variety developed through simple crossbreeding, emphasizing the importance of genotypic considerations in patent claims.
British AI guru Sir Demis Hassabis who co-founded Google DeepMind wins Nobel Prize in ChemistrySir Demis Hassabis won the Nobel prize for groundbreaking AI work on protein structure prediction, enabling major advancements in biology.
Chemistry NobelThe 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry recognizes advancements in protein prediction and design crucial for biological and environmental applications.
The Weekly Notable Startup Funding Report: 1/13/25Notable startup funding in various sectors totaled $1.3B, showcasing innovation and investment across multiple industries, including biotechnology and healthcare.
British AI guru Sir Demis Hassabis who co-founded Google DeepMind wins Nobel Prize in ChemistrySir Demis Hassabis won the Nobel prize for groundbreaking AI work on protein structure prediction, enabling major advancements in biology.
Chemistry NobelThe 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry recognizes advancements in protein prediction and design crucial for biological and environmental applications.
The Weekly Notable Startup Funding Report: 1/13/25Notable startup funding in various sectors totaled $1.3B, showcasing innovation and investment across multiple industries, including biotechnology and healthcare.
Leiden-based BIMINI Biotech bags 3MBIMINI Biotech secured €3M to develop cancer therapeutics targeting WASp, addressing high relapse rates and poor outcomes in hematological cancers.
Invest-NL and Invest International invest 17.5M in Forbion fund - Silicon CanalsInvest-NL invests €7.5M in Forbion BioEconomy Fund I, targeting sustainable biotech innovations.
Portuguese biotech firm CarboCode bags 15M in Series C roundCarboCode secured €15M in funding to expand production of human-identical glycosphingolipids for various health-focused applications.
Leiden-based BIMINI Biotech bags 3MBIMINI Biotech secured €3M to develop cancer therapeutics targeting WASp, addressing high relapse rates and poor outcomes in hematological cancers.
Invest-NL and Invest International invest 17.5M in Forbion fund - Silicon CanalsInvest-NL invests €7.5M in Forbion BioEconomy Fund I, targeting sustainable biotech innovations.
Portuguese biotech firm CarboCode bags 15M in Series C roundCarboCode secured €15M in funding to expand production of human-identical glycosphingolipids for various health-focused applications.
Amsterdam-based biotech company uniQure sets this share price for 73M public offering: Know more - Silicon CanalsuniQure plans to raise $75M through a public offering amid promising progress in gene therapies for Huntington's disease.
Russia's security service says jailed American leaked biotechnology secretsEugene Spector sentenced to 15 years in Russia for leaking U.S.-sought biotechnology secrets, reflecting escalating tensions between the U.S. and Russia.
Why Sleep Is the Key to Living LongerPrioritizing healthspan is essential for living a long, healthy life, and current research and innovation are paving the way for revolutionary aging solutions.
Scientists explore longevity drugs for dogs that could also extend human life'Dogs can significantly impact their owners' health; biotech advancements aim to extend healthy lifespans for both dogs and humans.
Why Sleep Is the Key to Living LongerPrioritizing healthspan is essential for living a long, healthy life, and current research and innovation are paving the way for revolutionary aging solutions.
Scientists explore longevity drugs for dogs that could also extend human life'Dogs can significantly impact their owners' health; biotech advancements aim to extend healthy lifespans for both dogs and humans.
Amsterdam deep tech startups that raised 1M & more in 2024Deep tech companies in the Netherlands are thriving, with increased investments and significant growth despite challenges in scaling.
Lux's Josh Wolfe on launching Lux Labs and making science fiction realityLux Capital supports innovative startups, especially Variant Bio, which develops therapies based on the genes of medically relevant outliers.
Amsterdam deep tech startups that raised 1M & more in 2024Deep tech companies in the Netherlands are thriving, with increased investments and significant growth despite challenges in scaling.
Lux's Josh Wolfe on launching Lux Labs and making science fiction realityLux Capital supports innovative startups, especially Variant Bio, which develops therapies based on the genes of medically relevant outliers.
These L.A. musicians investigated a medical mystery. What they discovered launched a new skincare lineA fungal infection inspired musicians Ann Marie Simpson-Einziger and Mike Einziger to pursue scientific discovery, resulting in the founding of a biotech beauty company.
Tetsuwan Scientific is making robotic AI scientists that can run experiments on their own | TechCrunchCristian Ponce and Theo Schäfer founded Tetsuwan Scientific to automate genetic engineering lab processes using modified robots and AI technology.
These L.A. musicians investigated a medical mystery. What they discovered launched a new skincare lineA fungal infection inspired musicians Ann Marie Simpson-Einziger and Mike Einziger to pursue scientific discovery, resulting in the founding of a biotech beauty company.
Tetsuwan Scientific is making robotic AI scientists that can run experiments on their own | TechCrunchCristian Ponce and Theo Schäfer founded Tetsuwan Scientific to automate genetic engineering lab processes using modified robots and AI technology.
Scientists Horrified by "Mirror Life" That Could Wipe Out Biology As We Know ItMirror life technology poses existential risks that could endanger life on Earth, warranting immediate pause in research efforts.
BaCta is using engineered bacteria to grow natural rubber and slash CO2 emissions | TechCrunchbaCta is engineering bacteria to produce sustainable natural rubber, addressing environmental concerns and commercialization challenges in the rubber industry.
Scientist reveals gruesome way mirror bacteria could take over bodyThe development of synthetic 'mirror bacteria' poses a significant risk to human health, potentially causing untreatable infections and blockages in the body.
Audio long read: AI has dreamt up a blizzard of new proteins. Do any of them actually work?AI tools drastically enhance protein design, but they overwhelm lab testing capacities, necessitating competitions to filter realistic solutions.
Scientists Horrified by "Mirror Life" That Could Wipe Out Biology As We Know ItMirror life technology poses existential risks that could endanger life on Earth, warranting immediate pause in research efforts.
BaCta is using engineered bacteria to grow natural rubber and slash CO2 emissions | TechCrunchbaCta is engineering bacteria to produce sustainable natural rubber, addressing environmental concerns and commercialization challenges in the rubber industry.
Scientist reveals gruesome way mirror bacteria could take over bodyThe development of synthetic 'mirror bacteria' poses a significant risk to human health, potentially causing untreatable infections and blockages in the body.
Audio long read: AI has dreamt up a blizzard of new proteins. Do any of them actually work?AI tools drastically enhance protein design, but they overwhelm lab testing capacities, necessitating competitions to filter realistic solutions.
Patients are so sick and tired of waiting years for a transplant that they're signing up in droves to receive vital organs from pigsXenotransplantation offers potential solutions to human organ shortages through the genetic modification of animals.
The strange future of lab-grown meat involves quail, crocodile, and woolly mammothVow's quail parfait represents a radical shift in food technology with lab-grown meat, prioritizing sustainability and innovative production methods.
Cambridge company is laying of 180 people, 65% of its workforceEditas Medicine is laying off 65% of its workforce to focus on in vivo gene editing.
As 23andMe Crumbles, It Ceases All Efforts to Develop Drugs Using DNA Data23andMe is restructuring, laying off 40% of its workforce, and abandoning its therapeutics program amidst severe financial struggles.
Cambridge company is laying of 180 people, 65% of its workforceEditas Medicine is laying off 65% of its workforce to focus on in vivo gene editing.
As 23andMe Crumbles, It Ceases All Efforts to Develop Drugs Using DNA Data23andMe is restructuring, laying off 40% of its workforce, and abandoning its therapeutics program amidst severe financial struggles.
A Bionic Leg Controlled by the BrainAdvanced prosthetics leverage carbon fibre, technology, and biological engineering to enhance human capabilities significantly.
Can robotic lab assistants speed up your work?Automation and robotics are revolutionizing the efficiency of microbial processes in research by drastically increasing throughput and reducing manual errors.
A Bionic Leg Controlled by the BrainAdvanced prosthetics leverage carbon fibre, technology, and biological engineering to enhance human capabilities significantly.
Can robotic lab assistants speed up your work?Automation and robotics are revolutionizing the efficiency of microbial processes in research by drastically increasing throughput and reducing manual errors.
Man who defrauded biotech company of 840,000 jailed for over three yearsAdrianus Kees pled guilty to fraud that involved a scheme to extract funds from Ovagen under the guise of securing a loan.
Leiden-based biotech company VitroScan secures 1.9M from National Growth Fund's Biotech Booster program - Silicon CanalsVitroScan secures €1.9M funding to enhance chemotherapy response prediction for ovarian cancer patients, preparing for clinical application.Biotech Booster aims to commercialize biotechnology research through funding, mentorship, and collaboration.
10 Major North Carolina Industries to Consider if You're Working in or Moving to the Tar Heel StateNorth Carolina offers diverse career opportunities in thriving industries like biotechnology and IT, making it attractive for job seekers and homebuyers.
Neuralink Competitor Restores Vision in Blind Patients With Eye ImplantScience Corporation has developed a groundbreaking retinal implant, Prima, that restores eyesight in legally blind patients, marking a significant advance in biomedical technology.
Trial of Controversial Alzheimer's Drug Halted After Disappointing ResultsCassava Sciences halted the advanced trial for simufilam as it failed to reduce cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients, disappointing many.
InxMed Presents Data regarding Potential Novel Way to Improve Therapeutic Window of ADC by Ifebemtinib and FIC ADC at 15th Annual World ADCInxMed is developing ifebemtinib to enhance ADC effectiveness by reducing fibrotic barriers in tumors.
Neuralink Competitor Restores Vision in Blind Patients With Eye ImplantScience Corporation has developed a groundbreaking retinal implant, Prima, that restores eyesight in legally blind patients, marking a significant advance in biomedical technology.
Trial of Controversial Alzheimer's Drug Halted After Disappointing ResultsCassava Sciences halted the advanced trial for simufilam as it failed to reduce cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients, disappointing many.
InxMed Presents Data regarding Potential Novel Way to Improve Therapeutic Window of ADC by Ifebemtinib and FIC ADC at 15th Annual World ADCInxMed is developing ifebemtinib to enhance ADC effectiveness by reducing fibrotic barriers in tumors.
Scavengers hold the secret to fighting infectionsScavengers recycle organic matter, helping ecosystems by feeding on waste, and are studied for their unique adaptations to consuming decaying food safely.
The Quest for Immortality: What Do Scientists Say?Advancements in biotechnology, AI, and regenerative medicine bring humanity closer to understanding and potentially extending life indefinitely.
NYC company develops simple swab test that can tell how well you're agingCheekAge is an innovative aging clock that predicts biological age from cheek cells, offering a non-invasive alternative to traditional blood tests.
The Quest for Immortality: What Do Scientists Say?Advancements in biotechnology, AI, and regenerative medicine bring humanity closer to understanding and potentially extending life indefinitely.
NYC company develops simple swab test that can tell how well you're agingCheekAge is an innovative aging clock that predicts biological age from cheek cells, offering a non-invasive alternative to traditional blood tests.
Bone Marrow Donors Can Be Hard to Find. One Company Is Turning to CadaversOssium Health is pioneering stem cell transplants from deceased donors, addressing the donor shortage for blood cancer patients, particularly minorities.
To build a giant sheep, man spends 10 years smuggling, cloning, and inseminatingDolly's cloning ushered in a new era, proving somatic cells can recreate entire organisms and sparking a commercial cloning industry.
Give a dog a clone: Couple to spend 40,000 to bring their beloved pet back to lifeCloning pets, though expensive and legal in the US, reflects deep emotional connections owners have with their animals.
To build a giant sheep, man spends 10 years smuggling, cloning, and inseminatingDolly's cloning ushered in a new era, proving somatic cells can recreate entire organisms and sparking a commercial cloning industry.
Give a dog a clone: Couple to spend 40,000 to bring their beloved pet back to lifeCloning pets, though expensive and legal in the US, reflects deep emotional connections owners have with their animals.
A new method of writing data to DNAThis innovative method utilizes DNA epi-bits for data storage, achieving significant recording capabilities despite existing challenges.
Tardigrade reaction to radiation may be useful for humansResearchers are mapping tardigrade DNA to understand radiation resistance, potentially leading to drugs that prevent or reverse radiation effects.
Jennifer Doudna on the Brave New World Being Ushered In by Gene EditingCRISPR technology offers transformative potential for medicine and agriculture but raises significant ethical and societal concerns.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Beverly Fishman: The Pursuit of PerfectionBeverly Fishman's exhibition examines the intersection of biotechnology and art, portraying progress through vibrant abstract works.
EU backs Dutch scaleup Lumicks to fast-track discovery of cancer treatmentsLumicks has secured €20mn funding to enhance immunotherapy drug discovery by improving its real-time cell avidity analyser technology.
Your toothbrush is home to hundreds of new viruses. They could be the future of biotech.A study identified unique bacteriophage on toothbrushes and shower heads, which could help combat antibiotic-resistant pathogens.
MiLaboratories gets $10M for a platform play to accelerate genomic research | TechCrunchAdvances in DNA sequencing create startup opportunities to build user-friendly software for biologists to analyze genomic data effectively.
The Hangar: A Modern Food Hall That's About to Take OffThe Hangar redefines the work dining experience, integrating public spaces with elements of office life in South San Francisco's biotech sector.
The Israel-Hamas conflict one year on: researcher resilience in the face of warHussein Al-Ajrami, displaced due to conflict, is now developing sustainable shelters for Palestinian families in partnership with a non-profit organization.
Astronauts Should Eat Space Rocks on the Way to Mars, Scientists ProposeAsteroids could serve as a potential food source for astronauts by converting their material into nutritional biomass using bacteria.
Microbial extract from Finnish forests can heal eczema, study findsUute Scientific's microbial extract mimics Finnish nature and shows potential in treating atopic dermatitis effectively.
These New Biomaterials Can Help Decarbonize Fashion and ConstructionThe Exploring Jacket uses bacteria for its dyes, exemplifying biodesign's potential in creating sustainable, eco-friendly products.
Twenty years of AddgeneAddgene streamlines the sharing of plasmids to facilitate research and collaboration in the life sciences.
Penny Stocks To Buy With Just $1500: PMVP, BOLD, SPROInvesting in penny stocks offers the potential for high returns, but comes with significant risks, particularly in the domain of small, undeveloped companies.
Shuttered Bayfair mall in San Leandro turns to tech to revitalize, adds drone and biotech companiesThe former Bayfair Mall is being transformed into a tech hub, accommodating companies like Vantage Robotics and Berkeley Yeast.