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 ...

Dinosaurs likely munched on a lot more fruit and seeds than previously imagined, fresh insights into flowering plant diversity during the Cretaceous have hinted. Recent research appearing in the ...

This helpful guide reveals how to get your manuscript accepted in an academic journal with key tips from a Journal Editor ...

For the very first time, scientists have captured macrophage immune cells engulfing live melanoma cells, offering a glimpse into this elusive process that could inspire new treatments for the ...

In this final episode of our miniseries covering the mAbs journal article collection on artificial intelligence and machine learning in antibody development, we speak to Pin-Kuang Lai, Assistant ...

Forget your smartwatch or fitness tracker; this latest development in wearable technology turns its attention to the plant world. Tiny, tattoo-like sensors and a kirigami-inspired band that wraps ...

Researchers have identified a key protein that allows herpesvirus, which causes genital herpes, to get into the nervous ...

We speak to the winners of the 2026 Al Yergy MS Scientist Awards to find out more about the techniques they pioneered.

BioTechniques’ Editor-in-chief Michelle Itano (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA) casts her eye back to pick out her top three papers from April to June. Get her reviews of an ...

An experimental drug that targets the TDP-43 protein offers hope for treating Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), a condition that still lacks both a treatment and a cure. ALS received widespread ...

A novel ‘asthma-on-a-chip’ platform breathes new life into study of the condition, offering hope for future treatments. University of Pennsylvania (PA, USA) engineers have developed a human ...