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Cloud-based solution automates NGS data analysis for liquid biopsy and FFPE workflows

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Following last year’s success, we’re hosting our second annual event dedicated to celebrating our Seals of Quality program

Find out how one lab is streamlining the development of lentiviruses and transduction enhancers to treat a range of genetic diseases

Dr. John Connolly, CSO of Tessa Therapeutics, reveals how a new approach to cell-based therapy in cancer could circumvent severe immunotherapy side effects and effectively target aggressive solid tumors

Approval marks the second drug approved under the Limited Population Pathway for Antibacterial and Antifungal Drugs and signals FDA’s continued focus on facilitating development of new treatments to fight antimicrobial resistant infections

The Atellica Solution from Siemens Healthineers promises more control and increased simplicity in your lab workflows

New partnership to advance Nosopharm’s lead candidate to clinical stage

Phase 1 trial scheduled for early 2020 will be first CAR-T cell therapy clinical trial to employ SMARTvector technology

Avacta’s first Affimer clinical candidate is a potent PD-L1 antagonist under development for solid tumor indications as the basis of bispecific and combination therapies

A small team of biotech scientists is targeting patient specific ‘neoantigens’ to improve response to adoptive T cell therapy in acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

Project to focus on data-driven cell conversions to produce cell therapies with potential application in wound healing, and oncology immunotherapy

The drug works by targeting the protein responsible for the death of heart cells during an attack

Immunology-focused pharma company INmune Bio is set to start first-in-man clinical trials with a promising anti-TNF compound that could revolutionize the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease and related symptoms

Scientists at the University of Southern California have identified blood-based biomarker patterns that indicate early-stage disease