Research reveals the role of orexin neurons in maintaining motivation, with implications for the treatment of ADHD, depression and addiction.
A new surface engineering approach that enhances mitochondrial stability and cellular uptake promises to advance organelle-based therapeutics. Inside almost every cell in our body are tiny structures ...
Santiago Palacios (left) is the Director of the Palacios Clinic for Women's Health and Medicine (Madrid and Malaga, Spain), where he utilizes his experience in both medical practice and as a principal ...
Using advanced 3D genome mapping technology to study prostate cancer cells, researchers have discovered a new feature of gene control networks that could help fight cancer. Enhancers are pieces of DNA ...
Here are the latest biotech industry updates, including the program announcement for The Antibody Series 2026.
An open-source analysis framework makes it easier to study how cells are organized within tumors, paving the way for new insights into cancer biology. How cancer develops and responds to treatment ...
Welcome to our H2 regulation and policy update for the biotech industry and the life science research sector. Here, we review some of the biggest regulatory changes to come into effect so far this ...
Unless you're particularly familiar with a journal, you may feel uncertain about the likelihood of successfully publishing your work and, as you can only submit your article to one journal at a time, ...
Microbiology investigates the mighty, minute organisms – including bacteria, archaea, algae, fungi, protozoa and viruses – that play an essential role in our health and ecosystems around the globe.
In recent years, New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) have become a focal point for conversations between researchers, governments and regulators. Mounting pressures worldwide to reduce our reliance on ...
The first half of 2025 saw the release of a flurry of new mass spectrometry (MS) instruments, prompting many to ask: What’s new? And what sets these new instruments apart? So, we thought we would ...