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Scanning electron microscope image of an inorganic scaffold that can be used to boost vaccine efficacy (p 64; p 44) Credit: Aileen Li, Jaeyun Kim and James C Weaver
Despite recent progress, only a fraction of the drug industry's shelved compounds are shared with the research community. Could online collaborative research offer a solution?
The drug industry is struggling to find ways of engaging with consumers on social media. Failure to adapt may bring substantial opportunity costs, argues Virginia Hughes.
An open competition to predict the progression of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease) disease from the largest database of ALS clinical trial data yields potential new biomarkers and algorithms that outperform human clinicians.
A comparison of different ways of generating induced pluripotent stem cells helps researchers choose the most appropriate method for particular applications.
CRISPR-Cas9 can be used to edit both single and multiple genes in postmitotic neurons in adult mice enabling rapid assessment of gene functions in the brain.
As the biotech industry grows and shifts within an increasingly global economy, so does its need for talent that spans discovery through commercialization.
