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Identifying structures in brain cells generally requires a long and potentially damaging process of staining to enable particular features to be picked out. Now, researchers are training computers to do the grunt work for them.

Scientists have created a non-invasive, adhesive patch, which promises the measurement of glucose levels through the skin without a finger-prick blood test.

A fascinating study that identified search results or tweets that associated with syphilis was then able to predict syphilis occurrence at a state-wide level.

First-of-its-kind, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility with capacity to produce treatment for thousands of patients suffering from rare genetic disorders or life-threatening diseases.

After completing a 685 million piece genomic puzzle, researchers have put together the genome of the California Yellowtail, a fish with huge potential tfor fishing in the US.

Researchers have developed a technology, known as ‘HEx’, that can detect natural products from fungal species, products which are usually extremely difficult to identify. This approach could be used to find natural compounds with therapeutic potential – paving the way to novel antimicrobial drugs.

Opioids and benzodiazepines are the most common drug classes involved in overdoses. Now, a new electronic warning system has helped lower co-prescription of these drugs for high-risk patients.

The project will add to IGEM’s pipeline of drugs and expand upon IGEM-F, an IgE targeting ovarian and other cancers, currently in a Phase 1/2a study.

Quartzy, a free online lab supply management and ordering platform, will now be made available to Lab Launch Inc. labs, which will provide new labs with software and equipment.

Despite advances in matching genetic signatures from cancer tumors to treatment options, certain "hidden responder" patients are currently not helped by this form of personalized medicine. Now, machine learning techniques may allow clinicians to identify these patients.