"Laser-based acceleration can move beyond research environments and into production workflows," says Dr. Ruti Ben-Shlomi, Co-Founder and CEO of LightSolver (left), and Dr. Chene Tradonski, Co-Founder ...

Credit: motorolka-shutterstock Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca has announced a £300 million investment in the United Kingdom, marking a significant reversal of its earlier decision to scale back ...

mework developed by researchers at the Korea Institute of Materials Science in collaboration with scientists from the Max Planck Institute could dramatically improve the reliability of metal 3D ...

Contemporary scientific research reflects a growing focus on complexity and collaboration. Novel therapeutic modalities - mRNA therapeutics, antibody–drug conjugates, and cell and gene therapies - now ...

Regulators found the company had relied heavily on AI systems to generate key documents, including drug specifications, procedures and production records, without sufficient human oversight.

This addition further expands Qlucore's portfolio of advanced testing solutions, which already includes Qlucore Insights Leukaemia (AML), Qlucore Insights Lung Cancer and Qlucore Diagnostics Pediatric ...

The UK government has launched a landmark £500 million national effort, Sovereign AI, designed to transform Britain into a global leader in artificial intelligence by backing its most promising ...

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As the drug discovery community navigates the transition from manual, paper-based workflows to digitally enhanced environments, contract research organizations (CROs) like Novalix are leading the ...

VAST Data, the AI Operating System company, today announced the closing of its Series F financing at a $30 billion valuation, representing more than a threefold increase from its $9.1 billion Series E ...

Credit: Edinburgh University State-of-the-art facility set to transform education, research and industry collaboration in engineering, as the University welcomes students and staff to a major new ...

Credit: R. Jacobson/NIST NIST’s chips could help emerging technologies such as quantum computers and optical atomic clocks escape the lab and start to impact biomedicine, navigation, communications ...