Cervical Cancer Could Be Eliminated Within 100 Years
NewsTwo new studies outline strategies which will make it possible to eliminate cervical cancer within one hundred years.
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NewsFar from being the “brains-in-a-dish” touted by some sections of the media, cerebral organoids, hunks of neural tissue designed to act as in vitro models of neural processes, might actually fail to replicate even basic tenets of neuronal development, suggests a new study.
Warring Microglia and Macrophages Could Be Key to Neurological Disorders
NewsScientists have found that immune cells in our brain and central nervous system interfere with blood immune cells.
Read moreNeuron Patterns Help Reveal the Secrets of Brain Communication
NewsAccording to a new study, the patterns created by neurons in the brain can be used to shine a light on how the brain functions, and take us a step closer to creating intelligent robots.
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Understanding the Weather That Keeps NASA Flying High
ArticleThe National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is widely known for its space exploration activities. But NASA also has a deep interest in looking towards our own planet. In this article, we explore how NASA's weather monitoring systems use powerful supercomputers to understand our planet's climate.
Read moreLatest on Coronavirus Outbreak
ArticleAs the novel coronavirus, that originated in Wuhan, China continues its global march, the first two cases have been confirmed in the UK. This brings the number of affected countries to 24, although all 213 deaths have thus far been isolated to China.
Read moreAssay Development: An Overview
ArticleAssays are investigative procedures that qualitatively assess a compound or examine a compound’s effects on identified molecular, cellular, or biochemical targets. This guide explores the essential steps involved in assay development.
Weighing-Up the Pros and Cons: Is There Proteomic Life Without Quantitative LCMS?
ArticleThe technological developments and widespread acceptance of quantitative LCMS have become integral to the daily research of scientists – particularly to proteomics.
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Parallel Trade 2020
EventFeb 04 - Feb 05, 2020
Holiday Inn, Kensington Forum 97 Cromwell Rd, Kensington, London SW7 4DN
EMBL Conference: Expanding the Druggable Proteome with Chemical Biology
EventFeb 05 - Feb 07, 2020
Heidelberg, Germany