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A fabric-based pressure sensor created using triboelectric materials and embroidery.

Keyboard or Controller? New Fabric-Based Sensor Can Control Videogames From Your Sleeve

Red blood cells in a blood vessel.

Novel Cell Type in Blood Vessels Found Responsible for Vascular Growth

A cell in the process of splitting in two.

Researchers Get One Step Closer to Understanding How Cells Divide

AI Method Accelerates Drug Discovery for Parkinson’s 10-Fold, Study Finds

A Novel Machine Learning Model for Characterizing Material Surfaces

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Three-Drug Combinations Counter Antibiotic Resistance

Research shows that combinations of three different antibiotics can treat resistant bacteria, even if they are ineffective independently.

Virus Inspired Cell Cargo Ships

Virus-inspired container design may lead to cell cargo ships following construction of ten large, two-component, icosahedral protein complexes.

PierianDX, ArcherDX Partner Up

ArcherDX and PierianDx collaboration allows for enhanced next-generation sequencing testing capabilities through pipeline integration.

Supercomputing and Drug Discovery

New biotech company uses supercomputer simulations to speed up drug discovery and biotech molecule development.

Identifying Cancer Drug Targets Using 3D-Modelling

Researchers are now able to model genetic mutations manipulation of proteins that can potentially drive cancer.

Human Evolution Driven by Viruses

Study finds surprising percentage of protein adaptions in humans have been driven by viruses.

Earliest Sign of Alzheimer's Development Discovered

Researchers have identified the first physiological signs of late-onset Alzheimer's disease, underlining the importance of computational power in neurology.

Drug Response Predicted by Cancer Cell Lines

Large-scale study could increase success rate of developing personalised cancer treatments.

Ablatus Therapeutics Founded to Further Pioneering Cancer Treatment

The spin-out company has raised £500K to fund further development towards CE-marking and human study trials.

Google and EI Partner for Next Generation of Coders

The Earlham Institute's open-source project for visualisation of biological data BioJS acts as mentor organisation for Google Summer of Code 2016.

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