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  1. Stirling team develops new method to study salmon lice secretions

    Research led by PhD researcher Alexander Dindial alongside professor James Bron and Dr Sean Monaghan at the University’s…
    #NewsBeep #News #Health #AtlanticSalmon #Biotechnology #CA #Canada #Europe #Genetics #Salmonids #Scotland #Sealice #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/ca/883197/

  2. Photosystem II complex : Nature’s Most Brutal 'Battery' (Superoxidizing Force)

    This is the internal stress network of the Photosystem II complex, one of the largest and most complex megamolecular systems in nature, responsible for splitting water and driving photosynthesis.

    Blue & Red Tension Network: Direct 3D mapping of compressive and tensile strain profiles across transmembrane helices.

    43,128 quantum records

    linkedin.com/posts/exxogenx_de

    #quantumcomputing #quantumphysics #biotechnology

  3. Photosystem II complex : Nature’s Most Brutal 'Battery' (Superoxidizing Force)

    This is the internal stress network of the Photosystem II complex, one of the largest and most complex megamolecular systems in nature, responsible for splitting water and driving photosynthesis.

    Blue & Red Tension Network: Direct 3D mapping of compressive and tensile strain profiles across transmembrane helices.

    43,128 quantum records

    linkedin.com/posts/exxogenx_de

    #quantumcomputing #quantumphysics #biotechnology

  4. Photosystem II complex : Nature’s Most Brutal 'Battery' (Superoxidizing Force)

    This is the internal stress network of the Photosystem II complex, one of the largest and most complex megamolecular systems in nature, responsible for splitting water and driving photosynthesis.

    Blue & Red Tension Network: Direct 3D mapping of compressive and tensile strain profiles across transmembrane helices.

    43,128 quantum records

    linkedin.com/posts/exxogenx_de

    #quantumcomputing #quantumphysics #biotechnology

  5. Photosystem II complex : Nature’s Most Brutal 'Battery' (Superoxidizing Force)

    This is the internal stress network of the Photosystem II complex, one of the largest and most complex megamolecular systems in nature, responsible for splitting water and driving photosynthesis.

    Blue & Red Tension Network: Direct 3D mapping of compressive and tensile strain profiles across transmembrane helices.

    43,128 quantum records

    linkedin.com/posts/exxogenx_de

    #quantumcomputing #quantumphysics #biotechnology

  6. Photosystem II complex : Nature’s Most Brutal 'Battery' (Superoxidizing Force)

    This is the internal stress network of the Photosystem II complex, one of the largest and most complex megamolecular systems in nature, responsible for splitting water and driving photosynthesis.

    Blue & Red Tension Network: Direct 3D mapping of compressive and tensile strain profiles across transmembrane helices.

    43,128 quantum records

    linkedin.com/posts/exxogenx_de

    #quantumcomputing #quantumphysics #biotechnology

  7. Photosystem II complex : Nature’s Most Brutal 'Battery' (Superoxidizing Force)

    This is the internal stress network of the Photosystem II complex, one of the largest and most complex megamolecular systems in nature, responsible for splitting water and driving photosynthesis.

    Blue & Red Tension Network: Direct 3D mapping of compressive and tensile strain profiles across transmembrane helices.

    43,128 quantum records

    linkedin.com/posts/exxogenx_de

    #quantumphysics #biotechnology

  8. Photosystem II complex : Nature’s Most Brutal 'Battery' (Superoxidizing Force)

    This is the internal stress network of the Photosystem II complex, one of the largest and most complex megamolecular systems in nature, responsible for splitting water and driving photosynthesis.

    Blue & Red Tension Network: Direct 3D mapping of compressive and tensile strain profiles across transmembrane helices.

    43,128 quantum records

    linkedin.com/posts/exxogenx_de

    #quantumphysics #biotechnology

  9. Photosystem II complex : Nature’s Most Brutal 'Battery' (Superoxidizing Force)

    This is the internal stress network of the Photosystem II complex, one of the largest and most complex megamolecular systems in nature, responsible for splitting water and driving photosynthesis.

    Blue & Red Tension Network: Direct 3D mapping of compressive and tensile strain profiles across transmembrane helices.

    43,128 quantum records

    linkedin.com/posts/exxogenx_de

    #quantumphysics #biotechnology

  10. Photosystem II complex : Nature’s Most Brutal 'Battery' (Superoxidizing Force)

    This is the internal stress network of the Photosystem II complex, one of the largest and most complex megamolecular systems in nature, responsible for splitting water and driving photosynthesis.

    Blue & Red Tension Network: Direct 3D mapping of compressive and tensile strain profiles across transmembrane helices.

    43,128 quantum records

    linkedin.com/posts/exxogenx_de

    #quantumphysics #biotechnology

  11. Photosystem II complex : Nature’s Most Brutal 'Battery' (Superoxidizing Force)

    This is the internal stress network of the Photosystem II complex, one of the largest and most complex megamolecular systems in nature, responsible for splitting water and driving photosynthesis.

    Blue & Red Tension Network: Direct 3D mapping of compressive and tensile strain profiles across transmembrane helices.

    43,128 quantum records

    linkedin.com/posts/exxogenx_de

    #quantumphysics #biotechnology

  12. 🔬 Is it time to challenge the single-target mindset in exosome research?

    🔗 Engineering Magnetic Beads for Affinity Enrichment of Exosomes. Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal (CSBJ). DOI: doi.org/10.34133/csbj.0170

    📚 CSBJ - A Science Partner Journal: spj.science.org/journal/csbj

    #Exosomes #ExtracellularVesicles #Biotechnology #MagneticBeads #Bioengineering #Diagnostics #Nanobiotechnology #Biomarkers #DrugDelivery #PrecisionMedicine

  13. Colossal Biosciences Is Making Jurassic Park Look Like a Pitch Deck

    Modern biotechnology labs are driving advances in gene editing and de-extinction research

    Dear Cherubs, Dallas has apparently decided extinction is just a product category. Colossal Biosciences is now a billionaire-level biotech spectacle, with the company saying its latest Series C brought total funding to $615 million and ABC News reporting a roster of celebrity backers that includes Tom Brady, Tiger Woods, Paris Hilton and Peter Jackson. Dallas Innovates also reported that the CIA’s venture arm, In-Q-Tel, invested in Colossal back in 2022.

    The result is a company that sounds like it was brainstormed by a film studio, a venture fund and a very committed science teacher. Colossal says it is working on de-extinction projects tied to the woolly mammoth, dodo, thylacine and dire wolf, using gene editing, synthetic biology and related conservation tools. So no, this is not literally Jurassic Park; it is more like Jurassic Park after legal review and a lot of grant money.

    THE TEA, BUT WITH MICROPIPETTES

    In April, Reuters reported that Colossal announced three genetically engineered wolf pups and called them the world’s first successfully “de-extincted” animals, while outside experts were more cautious and described them as genetically modified gray wolves with added dire-wolf traits. ABC News said Colossal edited gray wolf cells at multiple sites and noted the two species are about 99.5% genetically identical, which is a very impressive number and also a reminder that biology is rude and complicated.

    That is the key detail the movie version never pauses for: the company is not dusting off a frozen dinosaur and pressing play. It is using ancient DNA, gene editing and surrogate biology to create something that resembles an extinct species closely enough to trigger headlines, debates and a healthy amount of side-eye. The label “de-extincted” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

    WHY THE MONEY FLOWS

    The money makes more sense when you look at the technology stack. Dallas Innovates reported that In-Q-Tel said its interest in Colossal was “less about the mammoths and more about the capability,” while Colossal’s own materials say the work could scale CRISPR, synthetic biology, artificial wombs and genomic preservation platforms. In other words, the extinct-animal angle is the headline; the platform is the business.

    Colossal has also built a pop-culture-friendly halo around the science. Its advisory board page lists Tom Brady and George R.R. Martin among its cultural advisors, which is exactly the kind of sentence that makes the internet stop scrolling for a second. That is the trick here: make de-extinction feel part science, part blockbuster, part meme, and suddenly the cap table looks almost inevitable.

    The hot take is simple: this is not a cartoonish clone factory, and it is not pure hype either. It is a very expensive attempt to push gene editing, cloning-adjacent methods and reproductive tech into territory that could one day matter for conservation as much as spectacle. The dinosaurs are still fiction, but the lab bills are extremely real.

    Sources list
    ABC News — https://abcnews.go.com/US/dire-wolf-revived-biotech-companys-de-extinction-process/story?id=120558562
    Reuters — https://www.reuters.com/science/us-company-resurrects-extinct-dire-wolf-or-some-version-it-2025-04-08/
    Dallas Innovates — https://dallasinnovates.com/mammoth-interest-the-cia-invests-in-dallas-based-colossal-biosciences/
    Colossal Biosciences — https://colossal.com/colossal-secures-200m-to-accelerate-de-extinction-and-genomic-innovation/
    Colossal Biosciences — https://colossal.com/advisors/
    Wikimedia Commons (Laboratory.jpg) — https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laboratory.jpg

    The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers. #animals #biotechnology #cia #colossalBiosciences #crispr #deExtinction #direWolf #geneEditing #inQTel #nature #news #science #syntheticBiology #texasStartup
  14. Colossal Biosciences Is Making Jurassic Park Look Like a Pitch Deck

    Modern biotechnology labs are driving advances in gene editing and de-extinction research

    Dear Cherubs, Dallas has apparently decided extinction is just a product category. Colossal Biosciences is now a billionaire-level biotech spectacle, with the company saying its latest Series C brought total funding to $615 million and ABC News reporting a roster of celebrity backers that includes Tom Brady, Tiger Woods, Paris Hilton and Peter Jackson. Dallas Innovates also reported that the CIA’s venture arm, In-Q-Tel, invested in Colossal back in 2022.

    The result is a company that sounds like it was brainstormed by a film studio, a venture fund and a very committed science teacher. Colossal says it is working on de-extinction projects tied to the woolly mammoth, dodo, thylacine and dire wolf, using gene editing, synthetic biology and related conservation tools. So no, this is not literally Jurassic Park; it is more like Jurassic Park after legal review and a lot of grant money.

    THE TEA, BUT WITH MICROPIPETTES

    In April, Reuters reported that Colossal announced three genetically engineered wolf pups and called them the world’s first successfully “de-extincted” animals, while outside experts were more cautious and described them as genetically modified gray wolves with added dire-wolf traits. ABC News said Colossal edited gray wolf cells at multiple sites and noted the two species are about 99.5% genetically identical, which is a very impressive number and also a reminder that biology is rude and complicated.

    That is the key detail the movie version never pauses for: the company is not dusting off a frozen dinosaur and pressing play. It is using ancient DNA, gene editing and surrogate biology to create something that resembles an extinct species closely enough to trigger headlines, debates and a healthy amount of side-eye. The label “de-extincted” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

    WHY THE MONEY FLOWS

    The money makes more sense when you look at the technology stack. Dallas Innovates reported that In-Q-Tel said its interest in Colossal was “less about the mammoths and more about the capability,” while Colossal’s own materials say the work could scale CRISPR, synthetic biology, artificial wombs and genomic preservation platforms. In other words, the extinct-animal angle is the headline; the platform is the business.

    Colossal has also built a pop-culture-friendly halo around the science. Its advisory board page lists Tom Brady and George R.R. Martin among its cultural advisors, which is exactly the kind of sentence that makes the internet stop scrolling for a second. That is the trick here: make de-extinction feel part science, part blockbuster, part meme, and suddenly the cap table looks almost inevitable.

    The hot take is simple: this is not a cartoonish clone factory, and it is not pure hype either. It is a very expensive attempt to push gene editing, cloning-adjacent methods and reproductive tech into territory that could one day matter for conservation as much as spectacle. The dinosaurs are still fiction, but the lab bills are extremely real.

    Sources list
    ABC News — https://abcnews.go.com/US/dire-wolf-revived-biotech-companys-de-extinction-process/story?id=120558562
    Reuters — https://www.reuters.com/science/us-company-resurrects-extinct-dire-wolf-or-some-version-it-2025-04-08/
    Dallas Innovates — https://dallasinnovates.com/mammoth-interest-the-cia-invests-in-dallas-based-colossal-biosciences/
    Colossal Biosciences — https://colossal.com/colossal-secures-200m-to-accelerate-de-extinction-and-genomic-innovation/
    Colossal Biosciences — https://colossal.com/advisors/
    Wikimedia Commons (Laboratory.jpg) — https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laboratory.jpg

    The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers. #animals #biotechnology #cia #colossalBiosciences #crispr #deExtinction #direWolf #geneEditing #inQTel #nature #news #science #syntheticBiology #texasStartup
  15. Colossal Biosciences Is Making Jurassic Park Look Like a Pitch Deck

    Modern biotechnology labs are driving advances in gene editing and de-extinction research

    Dear Cherubs, Dallas has apparently decided extinction is just a product category. Colossal Biosciences is now a billionaire-level biotech spectacle, with the company saying its latest Series C brought total funding to $615 million and ABC News reporting a roster of celebrity backers that includes Tom Brady, Tiger Woods, Paris Hilton and Peter Jackson. Dallas Innovates also reported that the CIA’s venture arm, In-Q-Tel, invested in Colossal back in 2022.

    The result is a company that sounds like it was brainstormed by a film studio, a venture fund and a very committed science teacher. Colossal says it is working on de-extinction projects tied to the woolly mammoth, dodo, thylacine and dire wolf, using gene editing, synthetic biology and related conservation tools. So no, this is not literally Jurassic Park; it is more like Jurassic Park after legal review and a lot of grant money.

    THE TEA, BUT WITH MICROPIPETTES

    In April, Reuters reported that Colossal announced three genetically engineered wolf pups and called them the world’s first successfully “de-extincted” animals, while outside experts were more cautious and described them as genetically modified gray wolves with added dire-wolf traits. ABC News said Colossal edited gray wolf cells at multiple sites and noted the two species are about 99.5% genetically identical, which is a very impressive number and also a reminder that biology is rude and complicated.

    That is the key detail the movie version never pauses for: the company is not dusting off a frozen dinosaur and pressing play. It is using ancient DNA, gene editing and surrogate biology to create something that resembles an extinct species closely enough to trigger headlines, debates and a healthy amount of side-eye. The label “de-extincted” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

    WHY THE MONEY FLOWS

    The money makes more sense when you look at the technology stack. Dallas Innovates reported that In-Q-Tel said its interest in Colossal was “less about the mammoths and more about the capability,” while Colossal’s own materials say the work could scale CRISPR, synthetic biology, artificial wombs and genomic preservation platforms. In other words, the extinct-animal angle is the headline; the platform is the business.

    Colossal has also built a pop-culture-friendly halo around the science. Its advisory board page lists Tom Brady and George R.R. Martin among its cultural advisors, which is exactly the kind of sentence that makes the internet stop scrolling for a second. That is the trick here: make de-extinction feel part science, part blockbuster, part meme, and suddenly the cap table looks almost inevitable.

    The hot take is simple: this is not a cartoonish clone factory, and it is not pure hype either. It is a very expensive attempt to push gene editing, cloning-adjacent methods and reproductive tech into territory that could one day matter for conservation as much as spectacle. The dinosaurs are still fiction, but the lab bills are extremely real.

    Sources list
    ABC News — https://abcnews.go.com/US/dire-wolf-revived-biotech-companys-de-extinction-process/story?id=120558562
    Reuters — https://www.reuters.com/science/us-company-resurrects-extinct-dire-wolf-or-some-version-it-2025-04-08/
    Dallas Innovates — https://dallasinnovates.com/mammoth-interest-the-cia-invests-in-dallas-based-colossal-biosciences/
    Colossal Biosciences — https://colossal.com/colossal-secures-200m-to-accelerate-de-extinction-and-genomic-innovation/
    Colossal Biosciences — https://colossal.com/advisors/
    Wikimedia Commons (Laboratory.jpg) — https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laboratory.jpg

    The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers. #animals #biotechnology #cia #colossalBiosciences #crispr #deExtinction #direWolf #geneEditing #inQTel #nature #news #science #syntheticBiology #texasStartup
  16. Colossal Biosciences Is Making Jurassic Park Look Like a Pitch Deck

    Modern biotechnology labs are driving advances in gene editing and de-extinction research

    Dear Cherubs, Dallas has apparently decided extinction is just a product category. Colossal Biosciences is now a billionaire-level biotech spectacle, with the company saying its latest Series C brought total funding to $615 million and ABC News reporting a roster of celebrity backers that includes Tom Brady, Tiger Woods, Paris Hilton and Peter Jackson. Dallas Innovates also reported that the CIA’s venture arm, In-Q-Tel, invested in Colossal back in 2022.

    The result is a company that sounds like it was brainstormed by a film studio, a venture fund and a very committed science teacher. Colossal says it is working on de-extinction projects tied to the woolly mammoth, dodo, thylacine and dire wolf, using gene editing, synthetic biology and related conservation tools. So no, this is not literally Jurassic Park; it is more like Jurassic Park after legal review and a lot of grant money.

    THE TEA, BUT WITH MICROPIPETTES

    In April, Reuters reported that Colossal announced three genetically engineered wolf pups and called them the world’s first successfully “de-extincted” animals, while outside experts were more cautious and described them as genetically modified gray wolves with added dire-wolf traits. ABC News said Colossal edited gray wolf cells at multiple sites and noted the two species are about 99.5% genetically identical, which is a very impressive number and also a reminder that biology is rude and complicated.

    That is the key detail the movie version never pauses for: the company is not dusting off a frozen dinosaur and pressing play. It is using ancient DNA, gene editing and surrogate biology to create something that resembles an extinct species closely enough to trigger headlines, debates and a healthy amount of side-eye. The label “de-extincted” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

    WHY THE MONEY FLOWS

    The money makes more sense when you look at the technology stack. Dallas Innovates reported that In-Q-Tel said its interest in Colossal was “less about the mammoths and more about the capability,” while Colossal’s own materials say the work could scale CRISPR, synthetic biology, artificial wombs and genomic preservation platforms. In other words, the extinct-animal angle is the headline; the platform is the business.

    Colossal has also built a pop-culture-friendly halo around the science. Its advisory board page lists Tom Brady and George R.R. Martin among its cultural advisors, which is exactly the kind of sentence that makes the internet stop scrolling for a second. That is the trick here: make de-extinction feel part science, part blockbuster, part meme, and suddenly the cap table looks almost inevitable.

    The hot take is simple: this is not a cartoonish clone factory, and it is not pure hype either. It is a very expensive attempt to push gene editing, cloning-adjacent methods and reproductive tech into territory that could one day matter for conservation as much as spectacle. The dinosaurs are still fiction, but the lab bills are extremely real.

    Sources list
    ABC News — https://abcnews.go.com/US/dire-wolf-revived-biotech-companys-de-extinction-process/story?id=120558562
    Reuters — https://www.reuters.com/science/us-company-resurrects-extinct-dire-wolf-or-some-version-it-2025-04-08/
    Dallas Innovates — https://dallasinnovates.com/mammoth-interest-the-cia-invests-in-dallas-based-colossal-biosciences/
    Colossal Biosciences — https://colossal.com/colossal-secures-200m-to-accelerate-de-extinction-and-genomic-innovation/
    Colossal Biosciences — https://colossal.com/advisors/
    Wikimedia Commons (Laboratory.jpg) — https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laboratory.jpg

    The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers. #animals #biotechnology #cia #colossalBiosciences #crispr #deExtinction #direWolf #geneEditing #inQTel #nature #news #science #syntheticBiology #texasStartup
  17. Colossal Biosciences Is Making Jurassic Park Look Like a Pitch Deck

    Modern biotechnology labs are driving advances in gene editing and de-extinction research

    Dear Cherubs, Dallas has apparently decided extinction is just a product category. Colossal Biosciences is now a billionaire-level biotech spectacle, with the company saying its latest Series C brought total funding to $615 million and ABC News reporting a roster of celebrity backers that includes Tom Brady, Tiger Woods, Paris Hilton and Peter Jackson. Dallas Innovates also reported that the CIA’s venture arm, In-Q-Tel, invested in Colossal back in 2022.

    The result is a company that sounds like it was brainstormed by a film studio, a venture fund and a very committed science teacher. Colossal says it is working on de-extinction projects tied to the woolly mammoth, dodo, thylacine and dire wolf, using gene editing, synthetic biology and related conservation tools. So no, this is not literally Jurassic Park; it is more like Jurassic Park after legal review and a lot of grant money.

    THE TEA, BUT WITH MICROPIPETTES

    In April, Reuters reported that Colossal announced three genetically engineered wolf pups and called them the world’s first successfully “de-extincted” animals, while outside experts were more cautious and described them as genetically modified gray wolves with added dire-wolf traits. ABC News said Colossal edited gray wolf cells at multiple sites and noted the two species are about 99.5% genetically identical, which is a very impressive number and also a reminder that biology is rude and complicated.

    That is the key detail the movie version never pauses for: the company is not dusting off a frozen dinosaur and pressing play. It is using ancient DNA, gene editing and surrogate biology to create something that resembles an extinct species closely enough to trigger headlines, debates and a healthy amount of side-eye. The label “de-extincted” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

    WHY THE MONEY FLOWS

    The money makes more sense when you look at the technology stack. Dallas Innovates reported that In-Q-Tel said its interest in Colossal was “less about the mammoths and more about the capability,” while Colossal’s own materials say the work could scale CRISPR, synthetic biology, artificial wombs and genomic preservation platforms. In other words, the extinct-animal angle is the headline; the platform is the business.

    Colossal has also built a pop-culture-friendly halo around the science. Its advisory board page lists Tom Brady and George R.R. Martin among its cultural advisors, which is exactly the kind of sentence that makes the internet stop scrolling for a second. That is the trick here: make de-extinction feel part science, part blockbuster, part meme, and suddenly the cap table looks almost inevitable.

    The hot take is simple: this is not a cartoonish clone factory, and it is not pure hype either. It is a very expensive attempt to push gene editing, cloning-adjacent methods and reproductive tech into territory that could one day matter for conservation as much as spectacle. The dinosaurs are still fiction, but the lab bills are extremely real.

    Sources list
    ABC News — https://abcnews.go.com/US/dire-wolf-revived-biotech-companys-de-extinction-process/story?id=120558562
    Reuters — https://www.reuters.com/science/us-company-resurrects-extinct-dire-wolf-or-some-version-it-2025-04-08/
    Dallas Innovates — https://dallasinnovates.com/mammoth-interest-the-cia-invests-in-dallas-based-colossal-biosciences/
    Colossal Biosciences — https://colossal.com/colossal-secures-200m-to-accelerate-de-extinction-and-genomic-innovation/
    Colossal Biosciences — https://colossal.com/advisors/
    Wikimedia Commons (Laboratory.jpg) — https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Laboratory.jpg

    The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers. #animals #biotechnology #cia #colossalBiosciences #crispr #deExtinction #direWolf #geneEditing #inQTel #nature #news #science #syntheticBiology #texasStartup
  18. 3 gene editing technologies transforming biology 🧬

    CRISPR-Cas9: targeted cutting → knockout or insertion

    Base editing: single-nucleotide changes, no double-strand breaks  

    Prime editing: insert, delete, or replace sequences with precision

    For aging research: correcting genetic changes, enhancing repair, engineering resilience

    #CRISPR #GeneEditing #Biotechnology #AgingResearch #PrecisionMedicine

  19. 🧫 Gram staining simplifies bacterial identification 🔬, revealing Gram-positive and Gram-negative differences—an essential microbiology lab technique students must master 📚.

    #GramStaining #MicrobiologyLab #LifeScienceStudents #Bacteriology #MedicalMicrobiology #LabTechniques #MicrobiologyPractical #Biotechnology #BioResire #ScienceEducation

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  21. Thursday, September 4, 2025

    Ukraine destroys Russian speedboat as it attempts to land troops, Navy says, shares footage -- Behind Ukraine’s manpower crisis lies a bleak new battlefield reality for infantry -- Fears of Russian hit campaign grow as another nationalist politician is murdered in Ukraine -- No regional centers captured, 1 million dead Russian soldiers — Ukrainian official responds to Putin's threats with list of Russia's military achievements ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  22. 5 neuro data readouts to watch in the second half of 2024 — GSK moves to new HQ in return to central London — AbbVie led the way in paying doctors to pitch its drugs last year —bit.ly/w28kSd #clinicaltrials #neurology #gsk #london #abbvie #physicians #physicianpayments #pharma #pharmanews #biotech #biopharma #biotechnology #cafepharma

  23. AbbVie's tight grip on Humira market raises concerns about biosimilars—As biotech recovers, venture firms’ preferences appear to shift — Boehringer, Zealand heat up MASH race with strong phase II data—bit.ly/w28kSd #abbvie #humira #biosimilars #funding #mash #nash #boehringeringelheim #ipos #pharma #pharmanews #biotech #biopharma #biotechnology #cafepharma