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Biochip Device Tests Malaria Drug Efficacy, Safety
A lab-on-a-chip device with human organ cells is shown in lab tests to distinguish between malaria strains and detect drug toxicity when assessing blood for seven days.
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Fourth of July 2023
Like most others in the country, we’ll be taking the day off and will resume our normal editorial posts tomorrow.
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Synthetic DNA Company Gains $10M in Venture Round
A company using a process it says can produce synthetic genes with greater accuracy for research and clinical applications is raising $10 million in its first venture round.
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Infographic – Biotech Index Shows Life, Ends Flat This Year
The Nasdaq Biotechnology Index, an indicator of investor sentiment in science-based businesses, bounced back from its 2023 low point, but still ended down slightly for the year on 30 June.
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Taking a Break
We’re taking a break for a few days at Science & Enterprise, and will resume our regular editorial posting this weekend.
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Infographic – U.S. Public Backs A.I. Regulation
A recent survey shows a solid bipartisan majority of U.S. adults favors at least some government regulation of artificial intelligence, including people who say they use A.I.
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Weather Balloon Data Company Raises $6M in Seed Funds
A company creating a network of long-range high-altitude balloons to expand the scope of global weather forecasting is raising $6 million in seed funds.
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Engineered T-Cells Shown Safe, Reduce Myasthenia Gravis
Results of a small clinical trial show genetically altered T-cells from patients with myasthenia gravis are well tolerated and reduce symptoms of the disease.
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Automated Life Science A.I. Generation System Unveiled
A bioengineering lab created a system to make it easier for life scientists to use machine learning for data analysis, without writing their own algorithms.
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Patent Issued for Synthetic Peptide Chain Techniques
A new U.S. patent, licensed to a start-up biotechnology company, describes processes for linking together chains of synthetic peptides into therapeutic proteins.