Expert Advice 16 Jun 2021
What Makes a Biotech Executive Stand Out?
Talented executives are always in demand in the biotech industry. Leaders who stand out in the field demonstrate flexibility to…
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Startup Scout 1 May 2020
Belgian Company Harnesses Lab-on-a-Chip Technology to Diagnose Disease
The Belgian startup miDiagnostics is developing technology to diagnose diseases quickly, accurately, and at the point-of-care using a silicon lab-on-a-chip…
Startup Scout 28 Jun 2019
This Biotech Makes Dyes from Agricultural Waste Using Microbes
Welcome to Norwich, UK, where Colorifix converts agricultural waste products into dyes using microbes, reducing the water and energy required…
Startup Scout 1 Mar 2019
This Biotech Uses Bacterial Proteins to Purify Water Faster
Aquaporin is a company named after a protein that transports water molecules across a cell membrane. With these water channels,…
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Startup Scout 26 Jul 2019
This Biotech Makes Food for Space Missions Using Bacteria
Time to head to Helsinki, Finland, this week! We’re visiting Solar Foods, a biotech using bacteria to produce protein-rich flour…
In Depth 22 Dec 2022
10 biotech companies to watch in 2023
2022 is coming to an end. Here is a list of biotech companies from around the world that we are…
Startup Scout 1 Nov 2019
This Biotech Turns Seafood Waste into Packaging Using Microbes
The Scottish company CuanTec is developing an energy-efficient way to recycle seafood shells into food packaging via bacterial fermentation, which…
News and Trends 3 Jun 2015
Keregen: Winner of the world’s largest Biotech Start-up Accelerator!
OneStart 2015, the world’s largest life sciences and health care startup accelerator program has just rewarded Keregen from the UK…
Startup Scout 2 Aug 2019
This Biotech Uses Messenger RNA to Treat Lethal Lung Inflammation
Based close to Berlin, Germany, the biotech startup Pantherna Therapeutics is developing a messenger RNA drug to treat a life-threatening…
Startup Scout 28 Oct 2022
Persephone Biosciences studies the microbiome in baby poop
Disruption in the gut microbiome is linked to a wide range of health problems in newborn babies and patients with…
Best in Biotech 19 Jun 2019
The Top 20 Industrial Biotechnology Companies in Europe
Europe’s industrial biotechnology sector is driving a massive change from petrochemical processes to more sustainable alternatives. Here are the top…
News and Trends 28 Jan 2022
AI Hot in Healthcare Despite IBM’s Watson Health Pullout
Earlier this week, the tech giant IBM sold off chunks of its once-promising artificial intelligence (AI)-guided division Watson Health. Despite…
News and Trends 14 Oct 2022
Beyond Biotech podcast 18: BiotechX, Cultivated Biosciences, EPFL, Faron Pharmaceuticals
This week, we have four interviews. Our guests are: Juho Jalkanen, COO of Faron Pharmaceuticals; Ardemis Boghossian and Melania Reggente…
News and Trends 29 Jan 2018
London Tops Europe for Life Sciences Investment in 2017
Investment in London's life sciences companies reached almost £1B in 2017, beating the likes of Berlin and Paris to top…
News and Trends 6 Nov 2015
Biotech of the Week: Synpromics, the Scottish company enabling precise Gene Expression
This week we leave the wonderful weather of Mallorca and head North, through France, England and across Hadrian's Wall where…
Best in Biotech 15 Jun 2022
Japan’s five hottest biotech companies in healthcare
While historically lacking in foreign investments, Japan’s biotech scene is thriving with global investors showing increasing interest. Here are five…
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Opinion 11 Jul 2022
Precision medicine: the next big leap for metabolic disorders
Chronic metabolic disorders like type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease are a huge burden on healthcare systems, and their treatment…
Interview 18 Nov 2022
How cardioids can usher in the next generation of drug discovery
The California-based Molecular Devices brings automated 3D cell culture and image analysis together with HeartBeat.bio’s cardioid technology to enable unique…