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Whole transcriptome RNA sequencing improves identification of gene fusions in pediatric cancer

Rare diseases are inherently less understood than most other areas of pathology – but the uphill battle is slowly being won

What will drug development look like aboard a new commercial space station?

Could genetic testing put an end to heart disease once and for all?

We sit down with Albert J.R. Heck, Professor at the Science Faculty, Utrecht University, and Scientific Director of the Netherlands Proteomics Centre

An industry consortium is tackling one of pharma’s biggest drug-related challenges.

Without the right predictive analytical methods and tools, the cell and gene therapy field will be held back

Work by an international team in Japan has found a new and effective way to attack cancer inside the body.

Boston bioscientists have found an unlikely ally in anthrax toxins, which could form the basis for a new kind of painkiller.

Analytical science can take cell therapy manufacturing to the next level: in-line measurement of critical quality attributes