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Medicine Safety Gatekeeper: Building a Real-Time Drug Interaction & Expiration Checker with YOLOv10
2+ hour, 33+ min ago (307+ words) We’ve all been there: digging through a cluttered medicine cabinet, wondering if that half-empty blister pack of Ibuprofen is still safe to take, or if it will play nice with the cold medicine you just bought. In the age of…...
Boards, AI, and 500 Years of Experience in Life Sciences: Takeaways from the 2026 Life Sciences Board Forum
7+ min ago (92+ words) This June, ten of the life sciences industry’s most respected board members came to New York for Accenture’s second annual Life Sciences Board Forum for something this industr... Ten life sciences board directors on AI's three hardest questions: developing the…...
AI Uncovers Hidden Human Protein That Builds Bridges Between Cells
1+ hour, 12+ min ago (679+ words) For most of modern biology, the hunt for new human proteins has followed a familiar path: read the genetic sequence, predict where genes begin and end, and work outward from there. That strategy has served science remarkably well, delivering the…...
Engineered Bacterial Teams Turn Sunlight and CO2 Into 1-Butanol
1+ hour, 21+ min ago (350+ words) Scientists at Uppsala University have taken a significant step toward a long-sought goal in industrial biotechnology: using sunlight and carbon dioxide to feed engineered microbes that churn out valuable chemicals. In a study published in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, Stamatina…...
New Biohacker Company Promises Unicorns. What’s the Catch?
6+ hour, 55+ min ago (432+ words) Unicorns, dragons, pixies, and the like are the stuff of kids' stories, or at least they should be. But now a new Texas startup, a bioengineering firm, The Embryo Corporation, is looking at the possibility of producing these creatures for…...
Protein Assembly, Not Abundance, Explains Why Cells Behave So Differently
3+ hour, 15+ min ago (689+ words) For decades, biologists have treated protein abundance as the closest available proxy for what a cell is actually doing. Measure how much of each protein a cell produces, the reasoning went, and you have a reasonable snapshot of its functional…...
New Web Tool Lets Researchers Hand-Pick Cells Directly on Spatial Omics
3+ hour, 54+ min ago (573+ words) Spatial biology has been having its breakout decade. Technologies such as imaging mass cytometry, multiplexed immunofluorescence and other multiplexed imaging platforms now allow researchers to measure dozens of biomolecules simultaneously while keeping every cell locked in its original position within…...
Phosphorus-Powered Pyrazoles Show Potent Antimicrobial Activity Against E.
5+ hour, 2+ min ago (739+ words) Chemists in Tunisia have unveiled a new family of phosphorus-containing pyrazole molecules that show striking antibacterial activity, particularly against the Gram-negative pathogen Escherichia coli....
SPIFFI Delivers Real-Time Super-Resolution Imaging of Living Cells in a
7+ hour, 16+ min ago (654+ words) Super-resolution fluorescence microscopy has transformed modern cell biology, allowing researchers to peer into structures far smaller than the diffraction limit of light....
Dual-State Structures Reveal How Drugs Switch the Immune Receptor GPR84
7+ hour, 29+ min ago (69+ words) A receptor long viewed as one of the more enigmatic members of the lipid-sensing G protein-coupled receptor family is now coming into sharp molecular focus. New research published in Experimental & Molecular Medicine describes how structural snapshots of GPR84, captured in distinct…...