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Dr. Ritu Trivedi searching for clues to stop chronic...
Dr. Ritu Trivedi is a molecular biologist researching on chronic diseases such as osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, and obesity at...
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Five branding mistakes you should avoid in your small...
Shutterstock Raymond van Niekerk, University of Cape Town Small and medium enterprises tend to underestimate the power of branding. This...
Why middle-aged entrepreneurs are better than young ones
Start-up should not be synonymous with young people. Shutterstock Sukanlaya Sawang, University of Leicester Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and...
Sample6-Food Safety Solutions to Protect Your Brand
With the complexity of our food chain increasing, food safety has become more complicated. Making matters more concerning, the...
Biotech Startup Making “Super Blood” to Combat...
Credit @ NIH Rubius Therapeutics, a biotech startup that is making "superblood" to treat a scope of conditions including tumor, has...
Crowdfunders like novelty or usefulness, not both
Post-its are a great idea, but would they have made it on Kickstarter? Bettina Frankham/Flickr, CC BY Amitava Chattopadhyay, INSEAD and...
Startup offers “online booking” for industrial water
MIT alumnus Josh Adler MBA ’13 is a matchmaker. In the mid-1990s, he launched and sold Amour.com, one of the first online matchmaking...
Dallas Biotech Startup Peloton Therapeutics Raises Largest...
A Dallas startup scored the largest venture capital deal in the state in the third quarter, raising $52.4 million from six investment...
6 Pillars of an Effective Biotech Business Plan
One of the things that make the biotech industry unique is the significant amounts of money that businesses will need to develop a...
Medtech startups need diverse teams. Why?
The med-tech industry seems to be awash with innovation at the moment, with most of the plethora of startups that have emerged in this...
Lab grown Salmon to Rescue Global Ocean Food Crisis
Lab-grown salmon The company aims to offer salmon grown from stem cells to be used in both sushi and lox dishes. While products grown...
Emotional-well being startup “Koko” initiates...
New York-based startup Koko, which utilizes manmade brainpower for group sourced subjective treatment, brought $2.5M up in Series A...
Singapore based biotech startup aims to fight brain ageing
Credit @ http://www.wuttkeinstitute.com Senescence Life Sciences utilizes the world's most progressive leaps forward in neuroscience to...
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Half of employers say they are less inclined to recruit obese candidates –...
Obesity is one of the most pressing and controversial public health challenges. It has the distinction of being a crisis about which most people have an opinion – often based on...
Advice for balancing motherhood and a scientific career
Olivia Carter, University of Melbourne jmb_craftypickle Question: What is the effect of motherhood on a scientific career? Answer: New perspectives and altered...
Study of 1.6 million grades shows little gender difference in maths and science...
Boys and girls perform about the same in STEM at school so why the gender gap later in life? Shutterstock/LightField Studios Rose O'Dea, UNSW and Shinichi Nakagawa, UNSW There...
Is a scientific career worth it?
Andrew Whitehouse, University of Western Australia One of the most enjoyable aspects of my job is the talks that I am asked to give to graduating university classes and at...
Best List of Biotech Internships in India
As a final year student, you might be going through series of nightmares imagining about your further career. Attending classrooms for learning was fun and the real trouble...
Discovering Where the Jobs Are
Job Searching Tips for Life Science Students As a Biotechnologist and being Co-Founder & Executive Director of Biostandups (An online platform providing latest bio-news,...
Women Leadership Challenges “McKinsey&Company”
About McKinsey in their Own words: McKinsey is a global firm, comprising more than 10,000 consultants and nearly 2,000 research and information professionals. Our clients...
The biopharma giant is offering $250,000 in prizes for the best ones
Metastatic breast cancer is incurable, but Pfizer believes there’s much that can be done in the care and treatment of patients who have it. The biopharma giant is currently...
Five things to think about when choosing a university course
Prospective uni students often talk about “wasting their ATAR”. Don’t worry about that, it’s not a thing. from www.shutterstock.com.au Duncan Ivison, University of...
Research Grants – Doctoral Programmes in Germany-DAAD
Who can apply? Excellently-qualified young academics and scientists who have completed a Master's degree or Diplom, or in exceptional cases a Bachelor's degree at the...
Half of employers say they are less inclined to recruit obese candidates –...
Obesity is one of the most pressing and controversial public health challenges. It has the distinction of being a crisis about which most people have an opinion – often based on...
WISE Awards 2016 Winners Announced
Credit @ WISE Eight women, one company and one man were recognised tonight for their outstanding contributions to gender balance in science, technology and engineering at a...
Women's Health
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Just because you’re thin, doesn’t mean...
Being thin doesn’t mean you can eat unhealthy foods and get away with it. from www.shutterstock.com Dominic Tran, University...
Reusable options for managing your period-...
Menstrual cups are carving out a market beyond earth mothers. David Pereiras/Shutterstock Lauren Rosewarne, University of...
Intrarosa to treat dyspareunia in postmenopausal women
Credit @ Endoceutics The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Intrarosa (prasterone) to treat women...
