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Laboratory Automation & Robotics

Moving beyond the binary: how the convergence of small and large molecules is reshaping pharmaceutical R&D

Lana Keisha Apr 8, 2026 0

Pharmaceutical research and development (R&D) stands at a pivotal inflection point, characterized by a dynamic shift away from the traditional…

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Laboratory Automation & Robotics

Moving beyond the binary: how the convergence of small and large molecules is reshaping pharmaceutical R&D

Lana Keisha Apr 1, 2026 0

Pharmaceutical research and development stands at a pivotal juncture, grappling with a paradoxical shift in drug modality approvals that signals…

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Molecular & Cell Biology

How Complex Organic Molecules, Precursors to Life, Became Part of Jupiter’s Largest Moons

Angie Faith Mar 30, 2026 0

An international research collaboration, featuring scientists from the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), has unveiled a groundbreaking understanding of how complex…

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Laboratory Automation & Robotics

Moving beyond the binary: how the convergence of small and large molecules is reshaping pharmaceutical R&D

Lana Keisha Mar 24, 2026 0

Pharmaceutical research and development is experiencing a profound transformation, marked by an unprecedented convergence of technological advancements, vast data streams,…

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Biotech & Genetic Research

Seaweed shield: marine molecules may block norovirus infection

Jia Lissa Mar 18, 2026 0

A New Hope from the Ocean Depths: Seaweed’s Potential Against Norovirus In a significant stride for global public health, new…

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Environmental & Analytical Chemistry

Levels of six RNA molecules helped ID older adults most likely to survive two more years

Abdurrohim Arsyad Mar 14, 2026 0

A groundbreaking study published on February 24 in the journal Aging Cell has revealed a potentially powerful new biomarker for…

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