1/7/2025 10:28:38 AM Do I need a booster vaccination? By Paul Chapman Vaccines are known to be highly effective. For measles, mumps and rubella vaccines, about 95 out of 100 people vaccinated will be...
12/23/2024 12:53:12 PM All change for UK SPCs By Gareth Williams Since Brexit, the UK has had a somewhat confusing situation regarding medicinal marketing authorisations (MAs) and supplementary...
12/19/2024 4:15:38 PM An early Christmas present for combination products By Gareth Williams As always, the CJEU continue to refine the rules regarding obtaining SPCs in Europe. The latest judgment on combination products leaves...
11/18/2024 10:45:31 AM Navigating the shifting sands of biotechnology patenting By Will Arends Taken from a webinar between Suzanne Renes, Nicole Mastrangelo and David Diamond on 24 September 2024, chaired by Will Arends (Partner,...
8/26/2024 8:18:20 AM Break it down now: stubborn plastics broken down by microbes By Kate Appleby Plastic pollution continues to threaten ecosystems worldwide and effective solutions to break down stubborn plastics are needed. In the...
8/15/2024 8:22:22 AM Combatting antimicrobial resistance By Gareth Williams Antimicrobial resistance, or AMR, is one of the major current health concerns. Resistant strains which have emerged recently include...
7/24/2024 11:08:41 AM Taking Charge of Our Health: Medical Wearables By Kameel Kaur Bassi Medical wearables have come a long way from the traditional fitness trackers and heart rate monitors that first flooded the market. From...
7/9/2024 2:59:17 PM Celebrating a vaccine success By Paul Chapman Vaccines are not new. Edward Jenner, although not the inventor of vaccination, certainly pioneered vaccination and developed the first...
7/1/2024 8:56:36 AM Jumping Genes! By Gareth Williams This is a potentially exciting new development in the world of genome engineering. Researchers have used bacterial transposons - mobile...
6/28/2024 10:06:35 AM Fungi not so fun guys any more By Gareth Williams If you've seen or played The Last of Us, the post-apocalyptic survival horror game/show, you'll be familiar with the idea that fungal...
6/13/2024 9:29:58 AM Longitude Prize on AMR (antimicrobial resistance) - and the winner is... By Paul Chapman In 1714, the Longitude Act was passed, seeking to find a useful method to determine longitude to an accuracy of half a degree. The prize...
5/31/2024 12:50:09 PM Agnes Arber - the first Royal Society female botanist recognised by a new PhD prize By Andrea Williams Cambridge University have created a new PhD prize in comparative biology in memory of the first female botanist to be elected to The...