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In the world of culinary classifications, few questions spark as much debate as whether fish is fish meat. Depending on…

Women in Science Day (February 11) was the top of the list for discussion for GEN editors in this week’s…

The United States federal government is the primary source of research funding for American universities. Last fiscal year, the National…

A few years ago, Caetano Reis e Sousa, an immunologist at The Francis Crick Institute, and his team were investigating…

Our host, Sandra Saville IPA’s Director of Education and Communication, sits down with Dr. John Deaton, Vice President of Science…

Using artificial intelligence to aid biotechnology research in the clinical and regulatory spaces will be major industry trends for 2026.Image…

In the past year, more than half of the leaders of the Institutes and Centers (IC) at the National Institutes…

The rapid rise of biosimilars is reshaping retinal therapeutics, and manufacturing science is increasingly central to that shift. As Ashish…

The ISAPP board of directors is pleased to announce the selection of the winner of the 2026 Sanders Award for…

Officials at Cellares said the company has secured a site and signed a long-term lease for a new integrated development…