by Conor McGrath | Nov 2, 2018 | Biomanufacturing, Biomaterials, Diagnostics, FoodHealth, Genomics, Industrial Biotechnology
The Earth BioGenome Project was launched yesterday, with the aim of sequencing all complex life on Earth over the next 10 years. The project, dubbed the “Digital Noah’s Ark”, is looking to create a library of genetic information for 1.5 million plants,...
by Alice Godden | Aug 24, 2018 | Diagnostics, FoodHealth
Norwich-based pioneering company Invisible Vision are working with the University of Oxford to deploy their latest super camera in the new Rosalind Franklin Institute. Invisible Vision was founded in 2007 by Mark Riches, expert super imaging entrepreneur. More...
by Alice Godden | Aug 13, 2018 | Diagnostics
Glyconics is a Cambridge-based start-up company that specialises in point-of-care testing to improve efficiency in health care. Glyconics is an innovative leader in the field, that uses infrared spectroscopy to analyse samples for markers of disease for a wide range...
by Alice Godden | Aug 13, 2018 | Diagnostics, FoodHealth, Investment
Ablatus Therapeutics innovative cancer ablation surgery device Dr David Brooks-Founder & CEO of Ablatus Therapeutics Ablatus Therapeutics, a medical device company, was initially developed by Norfolk and Norwich University hospital clinicians to improve...
by Alice Godden | Aug 13, 2018 | Diagnostics, FoodHealth, Industrial Biotechnology, Policy
UoS shortlisted for international biotech prize University of Suffolk Biotechnology research unit have been shortlisted for a prestigious prize. This is the Cultivating Excellence award, by RegMedNet. This is significant as this is an international award decided by...
by Alice Godden | Jul 19, 2018 | Biomanufacturing, Diagnostics, FoodHealth, Industrial Biotechnology, Investment
Bugs for babies: new probiotic milk treatment Dr Hall’s group at the Quadram Institute have formulated a probiotic milk treatment for premature babies. This will help populate their gut microbiome with the good bacteria they would not normally acquire due to premature...
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