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Blood Centers’ Expanding Role in Advancing Cell and Gene Therapy

Explore how community blood centers are shaping the future of cell and gene therapies, from customized collections to logistical solutions, and hear expert perspectives on making advanced treatments more feasible.
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Amid Rising Misinformation, How Can Scientists Foster Public Trust?

Experts share how to build public trust in science through transparency, clarity, and better communication in an era of rising misinformation.
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Large Pharma Companies Make Progress Towards Net Zero, But Start-Ups Struggle Behind

Whilst carbon intensity is beginning to decline among the largest biotech and pharma companies, My Green Lab's 2025 Carbon Impact report warns that more must be done to align the entire value chain with emission reductions.
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Practical Tips for Improving Lab Sustainability

This article outlines what lab sustainability entails, the benefits of becoming a more sustainable lab and provides 10 practical tips to improve lab sustainability.
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How Can We Pursue Scientific Innovation in an Environmentally Responsible Way?

From AI simulations to energy-efficient manufacturing, learn how leaders in academia and industry are conducting responsible, sustainable research.
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How Santa’s Reindeer Evolved for the Arctic

Festive favorites of the holiday season, reindeer possess remarkable genomic adaptations that allow them to thrive in the Arctic. Genomic studies reveal how these Christmas icons evolved the tools to survive where few mammals can.
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The Enzymatic Edge: Rewriting the Future of DNA Synthesis

This article explores limitations of chemical synthesis in high-throughput settings and the technical advantages enzymatic DNA synthesis offers, as well as why enzymatic approaches are better suited for future bioengineering pipelines.
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Sequencing for Survival: How Genomics Is Driving Climate Resilience

Genomics drives climate resilience by revealing microbial impacts on Portuguese crops and supporting Amazonian pirarucu conservation. Fast and cost-effective, it enables sustainable agriculture and biodiversity protection amid global change.
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Proteomics vs Genomics: Key Differences in Molecular Profiling

Comparing proteomics to genomics reveals essential insights into their contributions to systems biology and experimental design. Learn how the different omics layers advances molecular profiling.
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Harnessing Cell Lines To Advance Cancer Research and Treatment

This article examines some of the cell-based approaches that researchers are using to study acquired drug resistance and the effects of specific genetic variants on cancer cell physiology.
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