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The release of GeneSeqToFamily’, an open-source tool, should make finding gene families much easier for researchers.

Scientists developed a system to accurately predict the geographic spread of seasonal influenza in the United States. For the public, the flu forecast may encourage vaccination, greater care around people sneezing and coughing, and awareness of personal health. For health officials, it could inform decisions on vaccines and antiviral stockpiling and distribute, and in the case of a virulent outbreak, whether measures like closing schools are necessary.

A new molecular test could greatly simplify analysis of pandemics using data produced from microarrays.

A new bioinformatics technique allows researchers to study three key processes inside the cell simultaneously.

In a world first, scientists have been able to recreate images perceived by test subjects using only data from their EEG scans.

The computer model integrates over 4,000 metabolites and 13,000 proteins.

The new Swiss company will operate in Lugano and Barcelona under the scientific management of Minoryx co-founder Dr Xavier Barril.

Rapid evolution can suppress the effect of pro-production genes in biochemical processes.

A computer model developed by Museum researchers may provide new insight into the origins of phagocytosis, the process by which single-celled organisms “eat” other cells as a means of absorbing nutrients or eliminating pathogens.

Dr. Susan Audino, Chair of the Cannabis Working Group at AOAC International, has joined the Scientific Advisory Board at CloudLIMS, which specialises in data management solutions for cannabis testing laboratories.