Genomics

Inside the UK's £650m bet on genomic medicine

With Genomics England's newborn screening trial now enrolling, the Department of Health has made its most explicit commitment yet to whole-genome sequencing as frontline NHS infrastructure.

The UK government has quietly positioned itself at the front of a race few of its peers are even running.

Mark Walker  · 
Cell & Gene Therapy

Cell therapy's second act: why Boston is still winning

Four years after the first wave of CAR-T IPOs, Massachusetts is quietly becoming the centre of gravity for the next generation of cell therapies — this time, for solid tumours.

When the FDA approved the first CAR-T therapy for leukaemia in 2017, the assumption across the industry was that the blood cancer playbook would translate quickly into solid tumours. It did not.

Mark Walker  · 
AgriTech

UAE's agritech push: food security as industrial policy

The Emirates Food Security Council has expanded its mandate to cover controlled-environment agriculture, cell-cultured protein, and desalination-linked aquaculture — with state capital behind each.

The UAE imports roughly 85 per cent of its food. For a country that has made state-capacity industrial policy a signature of its modernisation, that number is not a fact to be accepted — it is a problem to be solved with capital and technology.

The Biotech Times Editorial Team  · 
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Synthetic Biology

Multiply Labs is revolutionizing cell therapy production with ai

Multiply Labs is revolutionizing cell therapy production with robotic systems and AI-driven digital twins.

Multiply Labs is revolutionizing cell therapy production with robotic systems and AI-driven digital twins, cutting costs by up to 70%, increasing throughput, and reducing contamination ri

The Biotech Times Editorial Team  · 
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