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Bioscience Today Bioscience Today 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 (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.

Inclusive, diverse research could unlock the door to new therapies, says Neil Ward, VP of PacBio EMEA https://www.biosci...
28/01/2026

Inclusive, diverse research could unlock the door to new therapies, says Neil Ward, VP of PacBio EMEA https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/breaking-the-bias-diverse-genomics-can-transform-dementia-diagnoses/

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...

Johannes Solzbach, CEO and co-founder at Calira, believes greater visibility of equipment usage data can help labs prote...
27/01/2026

Johannes Solzbach, CEO and co-founder at Calira, believes greater visibility of equipment usage data can help labs protect productivity without new investment https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/doing-more-with-less-in-rd-turning-equipment-usage-data-into-capex-efficiency/

As budgets tighten across life sciences, many R&D organisations have realised their biggest source of waste isn’t in their science, but their operations. Johannes Solzbach, CEO and co-founder at Calira, believes greater visibility of equipment usage data can help labs protect productivity without ...

Reference standards improve AAV production. https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/reference-standards-improve-aav-production...
27/01/2026

Reference standards improve AAV production. https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/reference-standards-improve-aav-production/

Amsbio announces a new range of well characterized Adeno-Associated Virus (AAV) reference standards that enable researchers to significantly improve their AAV production processes. Adeno-associated virus can be engineered to transport DNA of interest to target cells, without any viral genes – maki...

P*s are crucial to maintaining research integrity, says Dekel Faruhi, VP of Product Adoption at Proofig AI https://www.b...
25/01/2026

P*s are crucial to maintaining research integrity, says Dekel Faruhi, VP of Product Adoption at Proofig AI https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/principal-investigators-the-fuel-of-scientific-progress/

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...

As scientists and researchers seek to integrate AI more deeply into daily lab workflows, tackling the issue of false or ...
24/01/2026

As scientists and researchers seek to integrate AI more deeply into daily lab workflows, tackling the issue of false or misleading information has become a top priority, says Andrew Wyatt, Chief Growth Officer, Sapio Sciences https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/ai-hallucinations-are-eroding-trust-in-lab-tools-but-there-are-solutions/

As scientists and researchers seek to integrate AI more deeply into daily lab workflows, tackling the issue of false or misleading information has become a top priority, says Andrew Wyatt, Chief Growth Officer, Sapio Sciences. AI is increasingly important for biopharma R&D, offering breakthroughs in...

Claims the frontier of neurology has begun to think for itself, follow a pioneering brain surgery carried out at King Fa...
23/01/2026

Claims the frontier of neurology has begun to think for itself, follow a pioneering brain surgery carried out at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/how-an-ai-powered-implant-is-rewriting-neurological-care/

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...

A new generation of implantable medical devices powered by natural sugars in the body could help treat life-long conditi...
22/01/2026

A new generation of implantable medical devices powered by natural sugars in the body could help treat life-long conditions like neurodegenerative diseases, diabetes and heart conditions https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/next-gen-medical-devices-could-run-on-bodys-natural-sugars/

A new generation of implantable medical devices powered by natural sugars in the body could help treat life-long conditions like neurodegenerative diseases, diabetes and heart conditions. The GLUTRONICS research project, which has received over £2 million in funding, is led at the University of Bat...

New tool offers real-time control over genetic materials, with potential to accelerate disease diagnostics and genome ma...
21/01/2026

New tool offers real-time control over genetic materials, with potential to accelerate disease diagnostics and genome mapping https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/dna-molecules-manoeuvred-using-electrical-fields/

New tool offers real-time control over genetic materials, with potential to accelerate disease diagnostics and genome mapping Researchers in McGill’s Department of Physics have developed a device that can trap and study DNA molecules without touching or damaging them. The device, which uses carefu...

Dr Kath Mackay, Chief Scientific Officer at Bruntwood SciTech, insists that investment in scientific talent and research...
20/01/2026

Dr Kath Mackay, Chief Scientific Officer at Bruntwood SciTech, insists that investment in scientific talent and research is not enough on its own https://www.biosciencetoday.co.uk/without-the-right-infrastructure-the-uk-risks-falling-behind-in-life-sciences/

Dr Kath Mackay, Chief Scientific Officer at Bruntwood SciTech, insists that investment in scientific talent and research is not enough on its own. To stay globally competitive in life sciences, the UK must invest in the infrastructure and ecosystems that help turn discovery into delivery. The UK has...

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