Tissue Engineering

Novartis Urges Global Policy Shift for Life Sciences
Biotech & Bioprocessing Novartis Urges Global Policy Shift for Life Sciences

In a stark pronouncement that reverberates through the global health and economic sectors, pharmaceutical leader Novartis, in a joint analysis with the Eurasia Group, has declared the current global policy framework for life sciences dangerously outdated and on a collision course with future

Could This $141M Deal Beat Colorectal Cancer?
Biotech & Bioprocessing Could This $141M Deal Beat Colorectal Cancer?

A new strategic alliance forged in the biopharmaceutical sector has ignited a significant discussion on the future of oncology, particularly for those facing the daunting reality of advanced colorectal cancer after exhausting all standard treatment avenues. For patients diagnosed with

New 3D Bioprinted Dressing Actively Heals Chronic Wounds
Biotech & Bioprocessing New 3D Bioprinted Dressing Actively Heals Chronic Wounds

The global healthcare community has long grappled with the persistent challenge of chronic wounds, debilitating injuries that fail to heal in a timely and orderly fashion, often leading to severe complications for patients, particularly those with conditions like diabetes. Traditional wound care

FDA Guidance Could Accelerate Adaptive Trial Design
Biotech & Bioprocessing FDA Guidance Could Accelerate Adaptive Trial Design

The long-standing, methodical pace of clinical drug development may soon be disrupted by a statistical revolution endorsed at the highest regulatory levels, promising to make trials more flexible, efficient, and patient-focused. For decades, the path to drug approval has been paved with rigid,

How Can We Engineer a Lifelike Liver Model?
Biotech & Bioprocessing How Can We Engineer a Lifelike Liver Model?

The human liver stands as a masterpiece of biological engineering, performing hundreds of vital functions that range from metabolic regulation and detoxification to the synthesis of essential proteins. This organ’s incredible functional complexity is matched by its unique mechanical profile, which

Scientists Grow Meat on Scaffolds Made From Beer Waste
Biotech & Bioprocessing Scientists Grow Meat on Scaffolds Made From Beer Waste

A significant obstacle preventing cultivated meat from becoming a staple in grocery stores has been the challenge of creating affordable, complex structures that mimic the texture and composition of traditional cuts like steak or chops. Researchers at University College London have unveiled a novel

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