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Bioscience Today (previously Bioscience Journal) is a contemporary publication with the goal of making the UK Life Sciences sector a focal point for clinical research and medical innovation. Bioscience Today is available in both print and digital formats, and is aimed towards decision makers throughout the Bioscience, Medical, Pharmaceutical and Healthcare markets. With a global appeal, its content is independent and politically unbiased, and driven by investigative journalism and expert analysis from industry leaders. Covering key aspects within its chosen industries, Bioscience Today sheds light on industry-impacting stories and reveals the major players behind the growth of the UK’s Bioscience sector.

A lack of diversity in genomics research is limiting progress in dementia diagnosis and treatment. Neil Ward, VP of PacB...
30/03/2026

A lack of diversity in genomics research is limiting progress in dementia diagnosis and treatment. Neil Ward, VP of PacBio EMEA, highlights how expanding representation in genetic datasets could improve diagnostic accuracy, reduce health inequalities and accelerate personalised approaches to care.

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Diagnosis of complex genetic diseases is a global challenge, but genomics research remains disproportionately focused on populations of European ancestry. Inclusive, diverse research could unlock the door to new therapies, says Neil Ward, VP of PacBio EMEA. Europeans make up less than 20% of the wor...

New MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology research sheds light on why humans are naturally active during the day, linking ...
30/03/2026

New MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology research sheds light on why humans are naturally active during the day, linking our circadian rhythms to evolutionary biology and health outcomes.

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Scientists have discovered why humans are not nocturnal, revealing that the answer lies in the genes. Early mammalian ancestors were nocturnal, sleeping during the day while the dinosaurs dominated the land. However, some mammalian lineages, including human ancestors, independently transitioned to d...

Catch up with the latest edition of Bioscience Today, featuring cutting-edge research, biotech innovations, and industry...
27/03/2026

Catch up with the latest edition of Bioscience Today, featuring cutting-edge research, biotech innovations, and industry updates shaping the future of life sciences in the UK.

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The rise of precision medicine is transforming healthcare and research. Bioscience Today explores how companies and labs...
26/03/2026

The rise of precision medicine is transforming healthcare and research. Bioscience Today explores how companies and labs are developing targeted therapies to improve outcomes.

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Dekel Faruhi, VP of Product Adoption at Proofig AI, shares insight into why Principal Investigators remain central to sc...
26/03/2026

Dekel Faruhi, VP of Product Adoption at Proofig AI, shares insight into why Principal Investigators remain central to scientific progress, driving research integrity, collaboration and innovation across labs.

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P*s are crucial to maintaining research integrity, says Dekel Faruhi, VP of Product Adoption at Proofig AI. The path to becoming a Principal Investigator (PI) usually takes over a decade, beginning with undergraduate studies and culminating in the acquisition of independent research funding. Becomin...

Have research findings, a biotech project, or industry insight to share? Bioscience Today is inviting contributions for ...
25/03/2026

Have research findings, a biotech project, or industry insight to share? Bioscience Today is inviting contributions for the next issue to showcase innovation across the life sciences sector.

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24/03/2026

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23/03/2026

Life sciences companies and research organisations can share unlimited news, discoveries, or breakthroughs directly with the industry through the Bioscience Today Newsroom Package. From funding announcements to innovative research, your updates reach the right audience.

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An AI-powered implant is transforming neurological care by enabling more precise monitoring and treatment of complex con...
22/03/2026

An AI-powered implant is transforming neurological care by enabling more precise monitoring and treatment of complex conditions. The technology reflects the growing role of AI in delivering personalised, data-driven healthcare solutions.

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The frontier of neurology has begun to think for itself. The claim follows pioneering brain surgery carried out at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre (KFSHRC). In June 2025, surgeons at the centre, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, implanted the Middle East’s first AI powered smart brain d...

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