University of Edinburgh spin-out BIOCAPTIVA has raised £1.58 million in a new funding round and launched its first product in the US.BIOCAPTIVA’s a novel magnetic bead technology is designed to solve ...

University of Edinburgh spin-out BIOCAPTIVA secures £1.58m funding and launches its msX liquid biopsy technology in the US to improve cancer diagnostics and research.

When Sandia scientists Ryan Davis and Nathan Bays set out to find a better way to absorb and degrade PFAS in water sources, they kept running into the same issue: Detecting the chemicals in samples ...

A sticky black resinous material sourced from the Himalayas promises muscle-stacking, energy-stoking, health-enhancing benefits. The truth is even wilder.

Dozens of western Wisconsin residents packed into rooms at the Eau Claire State Office Building this week for the start of a ...

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An Edinburgh life sciences spin-out has secured fresh investment to accelerate the development of technology designed to improve how blood… | Research | Funding | Investment | Business Growth | Health ...

NYSEAmerican: UEC Uranium Sales at $101 per Pound - Demonstrating the Strength of UEC's Unhedged Strategy $818 Million of Liquid Assets, and No Debt(1) Advancing ...

The company’s magnetic bead platform aims to remove one of cancer diagnostics’ biggest bottlenecks by simplifying the capture of cell-free DNA from blood samples.

“The market potential for the technology is remarkable” – Sarah Hardy, director, Archangels ...

PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are in the headlines, affecting places we know and food we eat. Their ubiquity and persistence make them a global ...