(IN BRIEF) Evonik is now offering customers cradle-to-gate Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) data for selected EUDRAGIT® functional polymers, using its TÜV-certified LCA methodology to support pharmaceutical companies with transparent environmental data for Scope 3 emissions reporting. The data is currently … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Chemicals, Environment, Healthcare, Industrial, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology
Tagged 2030 sustainability targets, climate neutrality, coatings, cradle-to-gate assessment, Custom Solutions, Darmstadt, data-driven decisions, delayed release, Dr Jürgen Krauter, drug delivery, emissions reporting, energy use, environmental footprint, environmental transparency, ESG requirements, Essen, EUDRAGIT, EUDRAGIT L 100-55, EUDRAGIT L 30 D-55, EUDRAGIT® L 100-55 Shows 6 Percent Product Carbon Footprint Reduction, Evonik, Evonik Expands Sustainability Transparency for EUDRAGIT® Functional Polymers, Evonik Health Care, Evonik Industries AG, Evonik Offers Cradle-to-Gate LCA Data for Pharmaceutical Excipients, Functional Polymers, Germany, healthcare sustainability, hot melt extrusion, immediate release, Janusz Berger, LCA data, life cycle assessment, Muhammad Irfan, Next Generation Solutions, Oral Drug Delivery Solutions, PCF, pharmaceutical excipients, pharmaceutical processes, pharmaceutical products, pharmaceutical value chain, polymethacrylates, poorly soluble drug substances, process efficiency, product carbon footprint, renewable electricity, Scope 1 emissions, scope 2 emissions, Scope 3 emissions, solubility enhancement, spray drying, spray drying system, surface treatments, sustainability strategy, sustained release, Thilo Krapfl, TRANSPORT, TÜV-certified LCA methodology
(IN BRIEF) The German Academic International Network (GAIN) will hold its 26th annual conference, GAIN26, in San Francisco from 21 to 23 August 2026, offering the largest networking event for German academic careers outside Europe and focusing on career opportunities … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Germany, Government, Non Profit, Science, Technology
Tagged #GoGAIN26, academic mobility, academic networking, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Anna Oberle-Brill, appointment procedures, AvH, Bundestag Committee on Research Technology Space and Technology Assessment, career planning, DAAD, DFG, early-career researchers, Excellence Strategy, Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Federal Ministry of Research Technology and Space, Fraunhofer Society, funding programmes, gAIn, GAIN26, GAIN26 Highlights Career Paths Between North America and Germany for Postdocs, GAIN26 Opens New Career Opportunities Between North America and Germany for Researchers, generative AI, German academic careers, German Academic Exchange Service, German Academic International Network, German Academic International Network Opens Annual Conference in San Francisco, German Cancer Aid, German National Academic Foundation, German Rectors’ Conference, German Research Foundation, German research institutions, Germany, Helmholtz Association, international postdocs, junior research groups, Kristine Logemann, Leibniz Association, Marco Finetti, Marriott Marquis San Francisco Hotel, Max Planck Society, Michael Flacke, North America, postdoctoral researchers, Professorship, research careers, research hub, research institutions, research management, resilience in academia, San Francisco, science communication, Science Slam, Talent Fair, universities, universities of applied sciences
(IN BRIEF) Sandoz has announced a major strategic collaboration with Shanghai Henlius Biotech, Inc. covering up to 10 biosimilar assets, in one of the largest biosimilar collaborations in Sandoz’s history. Under the agreement, Sandoz will receive global commercialisation rights outside … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Financial, Healthcare, International Trade, Investment, Law, News, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Switzerland
Tagged 02696, 39 assets, affordable medicines, Alexis Kalomparis, Basel, belimumab, Benlysta, biosimilar pipeline, biosimilars, Cardiovascular risk, cetuximab, CHINA, Chris Lewis, clinical development, commercialisation rights, Craig Marks, development agreement, early development, epidermal growth factor receptor, ERBITUX, evolocumab, global affordable medicines, global commercialisation rights outside China, healthcare savings, Henlius, HKEx, hypercholesterolaemia, ImClone LLC, ipilimumab, loss of exclusivity, lupus nephritis, manufacturing agreement, Marina Konrad-Maerk, metastatic colorectal cancer, milestone-based agreement, oncology therapy, OTCQX®, patient access, recombinant human hyaluronidase, Repatha, Richard Saynor, Samsung Bioepis, Sandoz, Sandoz and Henlius Announce Strategic Collaboration Covering Up to 10 Biosimilars, Sandoz Expands Biosimilar Pipeline Through Major Henlius Collaboration, Sandoz Secures Global Rights Outside China for Up to 10 Henlius Biosimilar Assets, SDZ, SDZNY, Shanghai Henlius Biotech, Silvia Siegfried, SIX Swiss Exchange, squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck, strategic collaboration, subcutaneous administration, Switzerland, systemic lupus erythematosus, Tamara Hackl, Technical Development, up to 46 assets, USD 100.5 million, USD 322 million
(IN BRIEF) A new Novonesis-commissioned report, “The Value of Biosolutions: Growth and Prosperity to 2035 – Japan Edition,” finds that biosolutions could help Japan strengthen its position as a global biomanufacturing hub and support its ambition to realise one of … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Denmark, Economy, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Food & Beverage, Government, Industrial, News, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology
Tagged 2.1 additional jobs, 2.4 global average, 2030 bioeconomy ambition, 2035 growth, ADC, agriculture, Amsterdam Data Collective, Bioeconomy Strategy, bioenergy policy advocacy, biofuel mandates, biofuels, biomanufacturing hub, biosolutions, Biosolutions Could Strengthen Japan’s Biomanufacturing and Bioeconomy Ambitions, biotechnology, commercial-scale manufacturing, Denmark, energy resilience, energy savings, enzymes, fast-track regulatory pathway, financial incentives, food enzyme market access, food production, food security, fossil resources, global bioeconomy, Growth and Prosperity to 2035 Japan Edition, Hirokazu Sano, industrial manufacturing, Industrial Systems, Japan, Japan bioeconomy, Jarl Frijs-Madsen, JPY 4.748 trillion, Lyngby, microbes, Novonesis, Novonesis Japan Ltd., Novonesis-Commissioned Report Calls for Faster Biosolutions Approvals in Japan, policy leadership, preventive health, proteins, public awareness, regulatory approvals, Report Identifies Policy Pathways to Accelerate Japan’s Biosolutions Economy, resource efficiency, Royal Danish Embassy in Japan, social acceptance, Supply Security, sustainable food systems, synthetic biology, Synthetic Biology and Biotechnology Growth Strategy, The Value of Biosolutions, Tokyo, waste reduction, water savings
(IN BRIEF) Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology (MCQST) have developed a new method to improve single-photon sources for quantum communication by using photonic crystal waveguides, nanostructures that suppress … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Germany, Government, News, Science, Technology
Tagged 23 percent photon share, 72 percent photon share, Andreas Gritsch, Andreas Reiserer, BMBF, Chair of Quantum Networks, Christoph Hohmann, data transmission, efficiency improvement, emitters, erbium, Excellence Strategy, Federal Ministry of Education and Research, fibre-optic technologies, Florian Burger, Free State of Bavaria, frequency control, Germany, High-Tech Agenda Bavaria, Kilian Sandholzer, laser light, MCQST, microscope, Munich, Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology, nanostructures, Nature Communications, near-infrared, New Nanostructure Method Improves Efficiency of Single-Photon Sources, optical fibres, photon generation, photonic crystal waveguides, quantum communication, quantum interfaces, quantum networks, Quantum technology, resonators, scalable quantum systems, single photons, single-photon sources, Stephan Rinner, Technical University of Munich, TUM, TUM Develops New Single-Photon Source Method for Quantum Communication, TUM Researchers Boost Desired Photon Emission From 23 Percent to 72 Percent, TUM School of Natural Sciences, unwanted frequencies
(IN BRIEF) SCHOTT Pharma has reaffirmed its commitment to science-based climate action after the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) validated the updated climate targets of the SCHOTT Group, including SCHOTT Pharma’s business scope. The updated framework keeps the Group’s target … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Germany, Healthcare, News, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged 1.5°C pathway, 2019 baseline, 27.5 percent Scope 3 reduction, 46.2 percent emissions reduction, Alliance to Zero, Carl Zeiss Foundation, circular economy, Climate Action, climate neutral by 2030, decarbonisation, drug delivery systems, Energize, energy attribute certificates, energy efficiency, EUR 986 million revenue, fiscal year 2030, Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Germany, GHG emissions, glass tubing, greenhouse gas emissions, healthcare value chain, heat recovery, injectable drugs, Lea Kaiser, low-emission melting technologies, Mainz, membrane-based system, natural gas reduction, Paris Agreement, pharmaceutical containment solutions, pharmaceutical quality, product carbon footprint, regulatory requirements, Reinhard Mayer, renewable electricity sourcing, renewable energy, SBTi, SCHOTT Group, SCHOTT Pharma, SCHOTT Pharma Reaffirms Science-Based Climate Action Following SBTi Validation, SCHOTT Pharma Shifts Climate Strategy Toward Measurable Scope 3 Emissions Reductions, SCHOTT Pharma Targets Value Chain Emissions With Updated Science-Based Climate Framework, Science Based Targets initiative, science-based targets, Scope 1 emissions, scope 2 emissions, Scope 3 emissions, secondary packaging, supplier decarbonisation, Switzerland, technological innovation, updated climate targets, value chain emissions, water efficiency, Water for Injection, WFI
(IN BRIEF) The University of Exeter has launched a new Outdoor Play Research Centre with a landmark study showing that UK children now start playing outdoors without supervision at an average age of 10.8 years, compared with 9.7 years for … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Healthcare, News, Non Profit, Science, Society, United Kingdom
Tagged 5 to 11 year olds, adventurous play, anxiety, British Children’s Play Survey, busy roads, caregivers, charities, Child Psychology, child wellbeing, childhood health, children’s mental health, children’s play, Children’s Play and Independent Mobility in 2025, depression, Exeter, Exeter Study Reveals UK Children Are Starting Independent Outdoor Play Later Than Ever, generational play gap, Happiness, independent mobility, independent outdoor play, London regional disparities, mental health, national organisations, New Centre at Exeter to Advance Evidence-Based Solutions for Children’s Outdoor Play, New Outdoor Play Research Centre Highlights Generational Gap in Children’s Play, outdoor play, outdoor play research, Outdoor Play Research Centre, philanthropic gift, physical activity, play spaces, policy and practice, preprint research paper, Professor Helen Dodd, public health priority, scalable solutions, screen time, Sir Sajid Javid, social norms, street play, Tom Seymour, UK parents, United Kingdom, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) Empa, SUPSI and Swiss machine manufacturer Bystronic have developed a self-guiding laser cutting method that uses cameras, microphones and machine learning to assess cut quality and adjust machine settings automatically. The project, supported by Innosuisse, addresses the challenge … Read the full press release
Posted in Automotive, Business, Education, Electronics & Machinery, Industrial, Metals and Minerals, Science, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged 10 mm, 15 mm, 25 mm, 6 mm, acoustic monitoring, Acoustics, Andreas Lüdi, Anna Ettlin, automotive industry, autonomous adjustment, autumn 2026, burr formation, Bystronic, cameras, control algorithm, cut quality, cut-edge roughness, cutting machines, Elia Iseli, Empa, industrial automation, industrial lasers, industrial metal processing, Innosuisse, Innosuisse Project Uses Cameras and Microphones to Improve Metal Laser Cutting, Konstantinos Skovolas, laser beam cutting, laser cutting, Machine Learning, manufacturing efficiency, material thickness, metal cutting, microphones, molten metal, Multifunctional Materials and Interfaces laboratory, Naval Mehta, near-infrared wavelengths, New Acoustic Method Helps Laser Cutting Machines Assess Cut Quality, optical monitoring, plasma, precision cutting, process gas, Researchers Develop Machine Learning System for Autonomous Laser Cutting Adjustment, retrofit, Roland Richter, self-correction, self-guiding laser, steel plate, SUPSI, Switzerland, University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland, vaporised metal
(IN BRIEF) WACKER is entering the EU pet food additives market with its plant-based FERMOPURE® VEGAN L-CYSTEINE and FERMOPURE® NATURAL L-CYSTINE products, which can be used as flavour precursors and flavour components to improve the smell, taste and palatability of … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Chemicals, Environment, European Union, Food & Beverage, Germany, Science, Security & Safety
Tagged all animal species, amino acids, animal feed, animal-free production, biotechnology, cats, chewable products, Christian Hauk, Dogs, Dr Karsten Werth, E. coli production strain, EFSA, electrolysis, EU Approval Opens New Pet Food Additives Market for WACKER, EU pet food additives market, European Commission, European Food Safety Authority, European pet food market, fermentation, fermented L-cystine, FERMOPURE® NATURAL L-CYSTINE, FERMOPURE® NATURAL L-CYSTINE PET FOOD, FERMOPURE® VEGAN L-CYSTEINE, FERMOPURE® VEGAN L-CYSTEINE PET FOOD, flavour components, flavour precursors, functional pet food, Global Market Insights Inc., L-cysteine, L-cystine, liquids, Maillard reaction, meaty flavours, natural pet food, pet food additives, pet food and treats market, pet food palatability, plant-based glucose, plant-based raw materials, powders, reliable European supply, responsible sourcing, savoury flavours, sensory additives, sustainable production, tablets, traceability, United States pet food ingredients, vegan ingredients, WACKER, WACKER Biosolutions, Wacker Chemie AG, WACKER Expands FERMOPURE® Applications Into European Pet Food Market, WACKER Offers Plant-Based L-Cysteine and L-Cystine Solutions for Pet Food
(IN BRIEF) BASF’s Personal Care business has launched Floragenist™, a new generation of floral active ingredients combining responsibly sourced botanicals, sustainable extraction and epigenetic science for skin care applications. The range includes Floragenist™ Rose, derived from Damask Rose from Morocco … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Apparel, Fashion & Beauty, Business, Chemicals, Environment, France, News, Science, Technology
Tagged adaptive skin strength, AquaGenesis, BASF, BASF Introduces Floragenist™ Rose and Blossom for Radiance and Skin Resilience, BASF Personal Care, BASF Personal Care Introduces Floragenist™ Floral Actives Powered by Epigenetic Science, BASF Personal Care Launches Floragenist™ Floral Active Ingredients, bioactive compounds, Bitter Orange blossom, certified organic cultivation, Citrus aurantium var. amara, coconut water solvent, cosmetic bioactives, daily stressors, Damask Rose, diamond skin effect, environmental responsibility, epidermal support, epigenetic science, ethical sourcing, flavonoids, Floragenist™, Floragenist™ Blossom, Floragenist™ Rose, floral actives, France, hand-harvested flowers, in vivo study, local communities, MOROCCO, natural beauty, Oxidative stress, phytochemicals, Pulnoy, redness reduction, responsible sourcing, Responsibly Active, Rosa damascena, skin barrier function, skin care ingredients, skin luminosity, skin radiance, skin resilience, surface optics proteins, sustainable beauty, sustainable extraction, TEWL, traceability, transepidermal water loss, VISIA imaging
(IN BRIEF) The Science and Technology Facilities Council has announced the 2025 Ernest Rutherford Fellowship cohort, awarding £6 million to seven early-career physicists who will each lead independent research programmes at UK universities in areas including particle physics, astronomy and … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Aviation & Aerospace, Business, Education, Financial, Government, Investment, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 2025 Ernest Rutherford Fellows, antimatter, asteroid impacts, astronomy, axion dark matter, Big Bang theory, black holes, Chelyabinsk, Chicxulub, CMS experiment, comet impacts, cosmic strings, cratering, dark matter, dark sectors, Dr Aleksandra Sokolowska, Dr Benedikt Maier, Dr Brendan Kettle, Dr Hamish Hay, Dr Jamie McDonald, Dr Lucien Heurtier, Dr Robie Hennigar, Durham University, early universe, early-career researchers, Ernest Rutherford Fellowship, Europa, fusion reactions, Ganymede, hidden oceans, high-frequency gravitational waves, holography, icy moons, Imperial College London, inner horizons, King’s College London, Large Hadron Collider, laser-plasma accelerators, magnetic fields, Manchester Axion Novel Cavity eXperiment, Mars, materials science, mercury, Moon, Nuclear Physics, particle physics, planetary airbursts, planetary defence, planetary interiors, precision cosmology, primordial black holes, Professor Grahame Blair, quantum effects, quantum gravity, Science and Technology Facilities Council, Seven Early-Career Physicists Named as Latest Ernest Rutherford Fellows, singularities, SPACEFORCE, spacetime, STFC, STFC Awards £6 Million to Seven Ernest Rutherford Fellows, STFC Fellowship Funding to Support Research From Dark Matter to Black Holes, tidal magnetohydrodynamics, Tunguska, UK universities, ultrafast X-ray spectroscopy, University of Glasgow, University of Manchester, University of St Andrews, X-ray technology, £6 million funding
(IN BRIEF) EQT Life Sciences is investing USD 17.5 million in Vaderis Therapeutics as part of the Swiss biotechnology company’s USD 152 million Series B financing. The funding will support the global Phase 3 HEROIC study of engasertib, Vaderis’ lead … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Financial, Healthcare, Investment, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Sweden, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged Azmi Nabulsi, biotechnology investment, Christoph Broja, chronic anemia, clinical-stage biotechnology, Droia, engasertib, epistaxis, EQT Life Sciences, EQT Life Sciences Backs Vaderis Therapeutics’ Phase 3 Development of Engasertib, EQT Life Sciences Invests USD 17.5 Million in Vaderis Therapeutics Series B, global Phase 3 trial, Goldman Sachs Alternatives, hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia, HEROIC study, HHT, inherited blood vessel disorder, Kalehua Capital, late-stage clinical development, long-term extension data, Medicxi, no approved therapies, Omega Funds, Patient Advocacy, Perceptive Advisors, phase 3 study, pivotal development, proof-of-concept data, rare disease therapy, rare genetic vascular disease, rare vascular disease, regulatory approval, Series B financing, severe nosebleeds, Swiss biotechnology company, targeted therapies, TCGX, The New England Journal of Medicine, USD 152 million financing, USD 17.5 million investment, Vaderis Therapeutics, Vaderis Therapeutics Secures USD 152 Million Series B to Advance HHT Therapy, vascular abnormalities
(IN BRIEF) TÜV Rheinland has launched its Native Gaming Performance Display Standard at ChinaJoy 2026, introducing a new framework for evaluating esports displays based on both technical performance and real gaming experience. The standard includes two complementary certification systems: Native … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Electronics & Machinery, Entertainment, Germany, Government, Industrial, Media, Retail, Science, Technology
Tagged ANTGAMER, BOE Technology Group Co Ltd, China Digital Entertainment Expo and Conference, China National Institute of Standardization, ChinaJoy 2026, ChinaJoy 2026 Hosts Launch of TÜV Rheinland Esports Display Standard, competitive games, Comprehensive Human-Factors Gaming Experience, consumer education, consumer trust, display certification, display value chain, documentation review, dual-mode operating conditions, dynamic performance, Esports Display Experience Ecosystem Initiative, esports displays, factory overclocking, Foxconn Technology Group Co Ltd, gaming display performance, Gaming Feature Verification Label, gaming monitors, Greater China, HKC Corporation Limited, human factors research, hybrid games, image quality, immersive games, Jay Yang, Lenovo Group, MediaTek Inc, Native Gaming Performance, Native Gaming Performance Display Standard, native performance, overclocking, panel manufacturing, Product Development, product transparency, production, real-world gaming experience, Realtek Semiconductor, refresh rate, resolution, response time, retail, semiconductor design, TCL CSOT, technical testing, TPV Technology Limited, traceable testing methodology, TÜV Rheinland, TÜV Rheinland Brings Human-Factors Testing to Esports Display Certification, TÜV Rheinland Electrical, TÜV Rheinland Native Gaming Performance Certification Mark, TÜV Rheinland Sets New Benchmark for Native Gaming Display Performance, user experience assessment, visual comfort, Wistron
CIRCULANDIA is a €9.6 million Horizon Europe project running from 2026 to 2030 The initiative links regenerative agriculture, local food systems and reusable packaging within one circular-economy framework The consortium brings together 35 organisations from 12 European countries Pilot actions … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Belgium, Chemicals, Commodities, Croatia, Environment, European Union, Finland, Food & Beverage, France, Germany, Government, Industrial, Latvia, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Science, Small Business, Society, Spain, Ukraine
Tagged A Soil Deal for Europe, biodiversity, biostreams, Carbon Sequestration, CCRI, CIRCULANDIA, circular cities, Circular Cities and Regions Initiative, circular economy, circular food systems, circular innovation, CLIC Innovation, Climate Action, EU funding, EU Soil Mission, European Commission, European Green Deal, European Union, food supply chains, food waste, Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Council, Horizon Europe, Lille Métropole, local food systems, Métropole Européenne de Lille, multiplier regions, Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, packaging waste, pilot cities, PPWR, Regenerative Agriculture, regional development, replicator cities, Research and Innovation, resource efficiency, reusable packaging, soil health, sustainable agriculture, sustainable cities, sustainable food systems, urban farming
(IN BRIEF) REN – Redes Energéticas Nacionais is preparing Portugal’s National Electric System for the effects of the nearly total solar eclipse expected on 12 August 2026. The eclipse is forecast to reduce centralised solar generation by around 450 MW, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Infrastructure & Utilities, Portugal, Science, Technology
Tagged 100 percent eclipse magnitude, 19 percent solar generation, 35 MW per minute, 45 percent solar reduction, 450 MW solar loss, 700 MW European production loss, 9, 92 percent eclipse magnitude, Biomass, centralised solar generation, consumption forecasts, domestic renewable sources, electricity consumption, electricity forecasts, electricity grid, electricity transmission, energy resilience, European synchronous area, European transmission system operators, generation and consumption balance, grid stability, hydroelectric reserves, hydropower, late afternoon demand, mainland Portugal, National Electric System, nearly total solar eclipse, peak demand, PORTUGAL, Portugal’s Electricity System Prepares for Temporary 450 MW Solar Generation Loss, power system balance, Quality of Service, Redes Energéticas Nacionais, REN, REN Prepares Portugal’s Electricity Grid for Solar Eclipse Impact, renewable energy, renewable integration, security of supply, self-consumption generation units, SEN, Short-Term Adequacy, solar eclipse, Solar Eclipse Expected to Cut Portugal’s Solar Generation by 45 Percent, solar generation loss, solar power generation, Spain interconnection, STA, thermal generation reserves, wind power
(IN BRIEF) Almirall is reinforcing its commitment to innovation in medical dermatology, with a focus on science, collaboration and patient needs. The company’s teams work to improve understanding of skin diseases and address complex dermatological challenges through research and multidisciplinary … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Healthcare, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Spain, Technology
Tagged Almirall, Almirall Combines Science and Patient Insight to Advance Medical Dermatology, Almirall Highlights Purpose-Led Innovation in Dermatology, Almirall Strengthens Scientific Focus on Skin Disease Research, better care, Dermatology, dermatology innovation, dermatology pipeline, disease understanding, Healthcare Innovation, healthier future, innovation through science, long-term ambition, medical dermatology, multidisciplinary teams, patient needs, patient outcomes, patient wellbeing, patient-centred innovation, patients’ lives, purpose-led science, quality of life, research collaboration, researchers, scientific excellence, scientific expertise, scientific research, scientists, skin conditions, skin disease research, skin diseases, skin science, treatment innovation, unmet medical needs
(IN BRIEF) Almirall has entered into a collaboration and licensing agreement with CrystalO for the discovery and development of novel small molecules in medical dermatology. Under the agreement, CrystalO will handle candidate discovery, optimisation, IND-enabling studies and early clinical development, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Healthcare, International Trade, Investment, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Spain, Technology
Tagged Almirall, Almirall and CrystalO Enter Licensing Agreement for Dermatology Drug Discovery, Almirall Expands Medical Dermatology Pipeline Through CrystalO Collaboration, Almirall Partners With CrystalO to Develop Novel Small Molecules in Medical Dermatology, candidate discovery, candidate optimisation, clinical proof of concept, collaboration agreement, Commercialisation, CrystalO, Dermatology, dermatology treatments, differentiated treatments, Dr Zhang Jin, drug discovery, early clinical development, exclusive rights outside mainland China, external innovation, Global Development, IND-enabling studies, innovation strategy, innovative medicines, ion channel drug discovery, Karl Ziegelbauer, licensing agreement, local R&D programmes, Mainland China, Manufacturing, medical dermatology, novel small molecules, patient benefits, pharmaceutical research, PoC, R&D Pipeline, scientific collaboration, skin conditions, small molecule discovery, strategic collaboration, technology platform, therapeutic development, unmet medical need
(IN BRIEF) ZEISS Planetariums has received international recognition for “ZEISS – Into the Infinite,” an eight-minute fulldome and VR experience developed with Munich-based creative agency visuarte. The immersive show won multiple honours at the WorldMediaFestivals 2026 in Berlin, including the … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Awards, Business, Entertainment, Germany, Internet & Online, Media, Science, Technology
Tagged 360-degree imagery, 3D models, 8K resolution, Ansgar Seelen, artificial intelligence, ATMOsphere, audience award, augmented reality, Berlin, cells, computer-generated worlds, Corporate Communications, Corporate Communications category, corporate media, cosmos, dome projection, Earth, Explore ZEISS, Florian Rothenberger, fulldome experience, Fulldome Festival Brno, Fulldome Festival Fukuoka, galaxies, Germany, hybrid projection technology, immersive brand experience, immersive storytelling, intermedia-globe Gold Award, intermedia-globe Grand Award, Into the Infinite, Jena, Long Night of Science in Jena, Melanie Müller-Ittstein, microorganisms, microscopy, Modern planetarium experience, Moon, Moon Camera, Munich, neural networks, OBERKOCHEN, Oceans, photography, planetarium technology, science communication, scientific visualisation, semiconductor technology, spatial sound, visuarte, VR experience, WorldMediaAwards, WorldMediaFestivals 2026, ZEISS, ZEISS and visuarte Receive Global Recognition for Immersive Fulldome Experience, ZEISS Museum of Optics, ZEISS Planetariums, ZEISS Planetariums Show “Into the Infinite” Wins International Awards, ZEISS – Into the Infinite, Zeiss-Planetarium Jena, “Seeing Beyond”, “ZEISS – Into the Infinite” Honoured at WorldMediaFestivals 2026 in Berlin
(IN BRIEF) QIAGEN has received U.S. FDA clearance for the QIAstat-Dx BCID GPF Plus AMR Panel, its first QIAstat-Dx bloodstream infection panel cleared for the U.S. market. The panel detects 20 gram-positive bacterial and fungal pathogen targets, a broad pan … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Germany, Government, Healthcare, Netherlands, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Technology
Tagged 100 countries, 200 placements, 5, AMR, antibiotic use, antimicrobial resistance markers, antimicrobial stewardship, bloodstream infection diagnostics, bloodstream infections, clinical decision making, data analysis, FDA, FDA Clears QIAGEN QIAstat-Dx Panel for Rapid Bloodstream Infection Testing, FDA review, Frankfurt Prime Standard, fungal pathogens, gastrointestinal panel, genetic resistance markers, Germantown, gram-positive bacteria, infection prevention, infectious disease testing, laboratory diagnostics, Maryland, meningitis encephalitis panel, Molecular Diagnostics, multiplex PCR, Netherlands, Nitin Sood, one-hour results, pan gram-negative target, pathogen detection, positive blood cultures, QGEN, QIA, QIAGEN, QIAGEN Launches First FDA-Cleared QIAstat-Dx BCID Panel for U.S. Laboratories, QIAstat-Dx, QIAstat-Dx BCID GN Plus AMR Panel, QIAstat-Dx BCID GPF Plus AMR Panel, QIAstat-Dx BCID GPF Plus AMR Panel Detects Pathogens and Resistance Markers in About One Hour, QIAstat-Dx Gastrointestinal Panel 2, QIAstat-Dx GI Panel 2 Mini B, QIAstat-Dx GI Panel 2 Mini B&V, QIAstat-Dx Meningitis/Encephalitis Panel, QIAstat-Dx Respiratory Panel Mini, QIAstat-Dx Respiratory Panel Plus, rapid testing, respiratory panel, sample preparation, SEPSIS, syndromic testing, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, U.S. laboratories, Venlo
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IPCC Invites Governments and Experts to Review Second Draft of 2027 SLCF Methodology Report
(IN BRIEF) The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has opened registration for experts to review the Second-Order Draft of the 2027 Methodology Report on Inventories for Short-Lived Climate Forcers, which will undergo Government and Expert Review from 31 August … Read the full press release →
Posted in Business, Environment, Government, Non Profit, Science, Switzerland
Tagged 18 October 2026, 2027 Methodology Report on Inventories for Short-Lived Climate Forcers, 25 October 2026, 300 comments, 31 August 2026, 6, adaptation, Air Quality, Andrej Mahecic, anthropogenic emissions, AR7, Carbon monoxide, climate change, climate methodology, climate policy, COP28, Dubai, emissions reporting, Expert Reviewers, Final Draft, First Global Stocktake, First-Order Draft, Geneva, Government and Expert Review, Governments and Experts Invited to Comment on IPCC Short-Lived Climate Forcers Draft, Hangzhou, impacts and vulnerability, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, inventory compilers, IPCC, IPCC Seeks Expert Input on Emissions Reporting Guidance for Short-Lived Climate Forcers, IPCC Task Force Prepares Next Review Stage for 2027 SLCF Inventory Guidance, İstanbul, Lima, Mazhar Hayat, Methodology Report on Carbon Dioxide Removal Technologies Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage, mitigation, Nairobi, national greenhouse gas inventories, Nitrogen Oxides, Overview Chapter, Rome, scientific assessment, Second-Order Draft, seventh assessment cycle, Seventh Assessment Report, short-lived climate forcers, SLCF, SOD, Sofia, Special Report on Climate Change and Cities, Switzerland, Takeshi Enoki, Task Force on National Greenhouse Gas Inventories, TFI, UN, UNEP, UNFCCC, United Nations, United Nations Environment Programme, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, United Nations General Assembly, Werani Zabula, WMO, Working Group I, Working Group II, Working Group III, World Meteorological Organization