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IFLScience | April 09, 2020

A 60,000-year-old forest submerged in the Gulf of Mexico may hold potential for the development of new medicines and biotechnology in the future – and scientists are only just beginning to understand what other secrets it may hold. Along the banks of a river in Alabama was once a flourishing bald cypress forest. As the trees grew and died, they eventually fell and become buried in peat and sediment. Over time, sea levels rose and covered the ancient forest far beneath the surface of the oc...

FierceBiotech | January 21, 2020

LabCorp has unveiled a new suite of cell and gene therapy development offerings from Covance as it looks to get in on this burgeoning new trend. “These solutions are designed to reduce time and risk for sponsors at each phase and across the full continuum of their therapy development needs in one of the industry’s fastest-growing segments,” Covance, the CRO unit of diagnostics giant LabCorp, said in a statement. This follows the first CAR-T cell therapy approvals from Novartis ...

Halo Labs | June 29, 2020

Halo Labs, a life science instrumentation company developing tools for biologics researchers, today announced it has launched its latest aggregate and particle identification system, called Aura™.Aura is the next generation of the Horizon®, Halo Labs' popular Backgrounded Membrane Imaging (BMI) platform. With as little as 5 µL and a linear range of over 3x106 particles/mL, BMI can count, size, and image aggregates and particles in the subvisible range (>1 μm). The...

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BeiGene | December 27, 2021

BeiGene, a global, science-driven biotechnology company focused on developing innovative and affordable medicines, announced the official launch of the BeiGene Bioisland Innovation Center in Guangzhou, China to enable scientists and entrepreneurs to accelerate development of highly differentiated, cutting-edge medical innovations. The BIC is an innovator-centric incubator built on BeiGene’s goal of supporting exploration of new paths to meet patient needs around the world. Read More