Spring 2025
Deeptech bioeconomy – The battle for green solutions
This issue offers insights into Europe's fight for green solutions for a bioeconomy, antimicrobial resistance and how Europe is preparing for the next pandemic.
Faster, bolder, simpler – Ursula von der Leyen’s cabinet is charting a course with January’s Clean Industrial Deal. However, struggles between Commissioners over responsibilities and a lack of strategic investment in the EU bioeconomy to reduce CAPEX costs for green plants to produce fossil-free sustainable aviation fuels, chemicals, cultivated food, feed, ingredients and compostable materials that can replace plastics are currently jeopardising one of Europe’s biggest economic opportunities for a recovery – and for growing less dependent on China and the US.
In this issue:
- The crossroads of the next pandemic – What do global pandemics and the growing crisis of antimicrobial resistance have in common?
- Interview with Henry Skinner, CEO AMR Action Fund
- Polish EU Council Presidency: Rapid agreement on EU NGT Regulation in sight
- Interview: Alessandro Toniolo, CEO at Resalis Tx, on the first obesity anti-sense trial and the Sanofi deal
- Update of ongoing clinical trials, News from the Stock markets,
- BioMed X launches new institute
- European Medicines Agency reports record number of new drug authorisations
- Foodtech industry disappointed over EU-Vision for Food and Agriculture
- Focus lab Automation: Technology and system integration, Interview: Enrico Grassilli, CEO, InSimili srl, Bologna, Novel sequencing technology
- Aspirin triggers metastasis resistance
- UK biobank data analysed for disease prediction
- Regional news, news from BIOTECH Austria, Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening (SLAS) and the Young European Biotech Network
- SPECIAL: Oligonucleotides and Peptides