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Researchers develop disc-shaped drug delivery which mimic bacteria
A study has created microscopic tori, doughnut-shaped discs, that mimic bacteria and could be used as a form of targeted drug delivery.
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E-skin mimics the function and mechanical properties of human skin
Researchers have developed a new type of malleable, self-healing and fully recyclable "electronic skin" that has applications ranging from robotics and prosthetic development to better biomedical devices...
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Numerous manufacturing and process industries stand to benefit from HORIBA’s fully automatic and self-calibrating micro-volume, in-line pH monitor
HORIBA, an OEM of instruments and measurement systems, has launched the UP-100, a micro-volume in-line pH monitor which has uses in several applications and sectors including bio reactors, food and drink processing, pharmaceutical, chemical manufacturing and the semiconductor industry...
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Supply chains key to Life Sciences transformation, says new report
Life Sciences and Healthcare supply chains need transformation to support the increasing cost pressures and consumer demands for new and more convenient, affordable care models…
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DiaSorin and Tecan to collaborate in new platform development
DiaSorin and Tecan Group have announced that they have agreed to collaborate in a development under which DiaSorin will make use of Tecan’s Fluent® Laboratory Automation Solution as its nucleic acid extraction platform...
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Artificial intelligence to usher in new era of drug safety automation
Genpact’s new Pharmacovigilance Artificial Intelligence solution promises to transform drug safety data management and reporting…
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Issue #2 2016 – Digital edition
In this issue: Regulation, Oncology, Single Use, Robotics, Microbiology, PAT, Mass Spectrometry, Drug Delivery, Nanotechnology, and much more...
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New trends in intelligent robotics in the laboratory
4 May 2016 | By Dr. Patrick Courtney, tec-connection
While robotics systems have been useful tools in the laboratory for many years, most notably in the area of liquid handling, many tasks are still only automated to a small extent. At the same time a new wave of robotic devices is reaching the market – from robot lawn mowers…
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Can surgical robotics become entirely autonomous?
1 March 2016 | By Snehal Chougule, Allied Market Research
The use of robotics in pharmaceutical manufacturing is well established. Here, Snehal Chougule discusses advancements in robotics in medical science that could revolutionise the way patients are treated...
