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RaySearch releases RayStation 2024A
Johan Löf, founder and CEO, RaySearch, says: “Further enhancing the capabilities of multi-modality treatments is key for RaySearch in the ambition to provide tools to create the best treatment plans for cancer patients. With RayStation 2024A we also continue with improvements within fast adaptive re-planning, which will be an important focus area during the coming years.”
Trinity Life Sciences Institutes a Formal Cell and Gene Therapy Center of Excellence
“After years of experiencing industry challenges firsthand while commercializing gene therapies, I understand the value of strategic partners who are experienced in C> and have supported manufacturers along the challenges commercialization presents,” explained Keren Shani, Executive Director and Head of Cell & Gene Therapy at Trinity Life Sciences. “Trinity launched the C> COE to support clients in a uniquely cross-functional way, so that we can share learnings from our depth of exposure and breadth of experience across client organizations and throughout the lifecycle.”
Breaking the Barrier: TheWell Bioscience Launches VitroGel-Based Cell Invasion Assay Kits to Help Researchers Explore More Types of Migration and Invasion Studies Faster and...
The VitroGel-Based Cell Invasion Assay Kits solve many of the limitations of animal-based ECM but, most importantly, allow complete control of ECM factors for more accurate and consistent invasion and migration studies. They are powered by VitroGel® hydrogels and the premium quality VitroPrime™ Cell Culture Inserts.
SeekIn and OncoInv Collaborate to Expand the Global Accessibility of Multiple Cancer Detection Tests and Bridge Global Disparities in Cancer Care
Starting this December, SeekIn's comprehensive range of cancer detection tests, namely OncoSeek, SeekInCare, SeekInCure and SeekInClarity will be distributed by Oncolnv in the following twelve countries: Belgium, Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Qatar, Singapore, Tanzania and UAE.
EMA’s CHMP Positive for Arpraziquantel to Treat Schistosomiasis in Preschool-Aged Children
EMA assessed arpraziquantel under the EU-M4all procedure for high-priority medicines intended for use in countries outside the European Union. Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, is committed to contribute to the elimination of schistosomiasis as a public health problem by 2030.
NMDP/Be The Match® PTCy Research Levels the Field between Matched and Mismatched Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation
Research shows no discernable differences in graft versus host disease, relapse free survival or overall survival for patients who had a Hematopoietic Cell Transplant (HCT) with an 8/8 or 7/8 Unrelated Donor (URD) for adult patients with malignancies.
Thermo Fisher Scientific Signs Long-term, Exclusive U.S. Distributor Agreement with Aesku.Group
By expanding its immunology product portfolio of EliA autoimmune diagnostics, ImmunoCAP™ allergy diagnostics, and Phadia Laboratory Systems with complimentary reagents and systems from Aesku, Thermo Fisher Scientific will continue to meet the evolving needs of laboratories and healthcare professionals, enabling faster and more accurate diagnoses for patients.
Graphene Nanotubes Revolutionize Protective Film Technology: Ultrathin, Permanently Conductive PSA
OCSiAl’s exceptional graphene nanotubes -based solution addresses these issues, ushering in a new era of silicone PSA technology. The user-friendly nanotube dispersion TUBALLTM MATRIX 617 results in excellent electrical conductivity combined with more than 90% transparency in a wide range of peeling-strength PSA films.
Optibrium’s Quantum Mechanics and Machine Learning Methods Predict Routes of Drug Metabolism
“Our latest study is the result of six years of focused research, delivering a practical model that allows users to predict metabolic pathways for a wide range of drug-like compounds. Thanks to our carefully curated datasets and our signature reactivity-accessibility approach, we have managed to build accurate isoform-specific regioselectivity models for the important Phase I and II enzyme families” Dr Mario Öeren, Principal Scientist, Optibrium said