Medicines for EuropeRegulatoryEU Commissioner Várhelyi revives Biotech...In a surprise move, Health Commissioner Oliver Várhelyi announced at the Medicines for Europe Annual Conference that the EU Biotech Act will go ahead this year, reversing its provious delay from Q3 … more ➔
www.gov.ukUpscalingUK to invest £380m in Engineering BiologyThe UK government has unveiled a new industrial strategy that includes a commitment to invest £380m in engineering biology. The package comprises an initial £196m for research and development, and … more ➔
Max Kratzer / PlectonicAI-guided drug developmentSonrai and Plectonic Biotech partner to ad...Under a new partnership, Plectonic Biotech will use Sonrai’s AI-powered multi-omics platform to speed up development of its Logybody cancer treatment technology. The approach aims to cut side effects … more ➔
Alexandros MICHAILIDISGreen Claims DirectiveItaly and Germany block central green deal...The European Commission has scraped a key piece of Green Deal legislation following political shifts within the European Parliament. The move came after Italy, governed by a far-right administration … more ➔
Cytiva/Cellular OriginsATMPsCellular Origines partners with Johnson &#...British gene and cell therapy manufacturing specialist Cellular Origins Ltd has entered into a collaboration with Johnson & Johnson to develop a scalable, end-to-end automated platform for autologous … more ➔
adobe stock photo - JR-50Cellular agricultureRapid progress in cultivated meatCultivated meat is expected to reach price parity with conventional meat sooner than previously forecast, according to a new analysis by technology foresight specialist GetFocus. more ➔
© MabionContract ManufacturingMabion launches €500,000 services contes... Lodz-based CDMO Mabion SA has launched a €500,000 oncology services contest at BIO International Convention 2025, aimed at accelerating the development of recombinant protein-based cancer therapies. … more ➔
AFYREN SABioeconomyFrench Afyren starts production of bio-aci...AFYREN’s first biorefinery, AFYREN NEOXY, has reached continuous production, marking a key step toward large-scale commercialisation of its bio-based acids. The plant will now ramp up output and fulfill … more ➔
GEACellular agricultureGEA to open food biotech pilot-scale facil...GEA has launched its second Food Application and Technology Center (ATC) globally in the US, to target the largest consumer market for cellular agriculture. The facility features advanced bioreactors … more ➔
Max-Planck SocietyObesityThe smell of food makes you feel fullLose weight without expensive obesity pills? The discovery of a direct link between olfactory receptors and areas of the brain that signal satiety makes this seem possible, initially in mice. more ➔
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