Claims about food and immunity are everywhere. Now scientists are exploring exactly how nutrition acts on the immune system to boost health and treat disease. https://t.co/sYPD06tdEU
What do spare parts and the environment have in common? Getting the right parts in the right amounts cuts down on transport emissions and prevents raw material waste.
We can help. The environment will thank you.
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Our Umeå site switched to 100% renewable electricity, installed geothermal heating, and prioritized energy-efficient machinery. This site further reduced CO2 consumption by 10% and signed up for 100% fossil-free district heat, which resulted in annual C02 reduction of 88%.
Three years in the making, and we’ve hit a BIG milestone: onboarding 1000 suppliers with EcoVadis! 🌍 That translates to 77% of our direct suppliers. This marks a major leap in strengthening our supply chain's environmental, social, and governance practices. Thank you suppliers!
Recognizing that air transport emits 60 times more carbon than ocean shipping, Alvotech decided to minimize their environmental footprint.
Let’s navigate a greener path together 🌍💡.
Scientists have developed a technology that lets them edit the genomes of phages in a streamlined and highly effective way, giving them the ability to engineer new phages and study how the viruses can be used to target specific bacteria. https://t.co/N2iKY0pXfD
The research team behind the discovery has filed a patent in anticipation of using the antibody to manufacture COVID-19 treatments. https://t.co/2g2DtYoebr
The more comfortable we become with being stupid, the deeper we will wade into the unknown and the more likely we are to make big discoveries. https://t.co/GeyyLXyNTZ
AI's role in inventing new drugs raises questions about ownership rights in the pharmaceutical sector. Explore the complexities of defining ownership in drug discovery with AI technology. https://t.co/mbjYmSrp7L
With the responsibilities of adulthood, free time can be a rare commodity. Many of us find ourselves asking, "I barely have time to cook dinner. How can I find time to exercise regularly during the week?" https://t.co/zaaRJXAzv2
Preventing the next pandemic begins before diseases emerge. That’s the goal of a new National Science Foundation (NSF) center. The NSF Center has been piloting strategies to sense animal movement and diseases across a range of species. https://t.co/dHAEyN5SP9
Scientists at the University of Helsinki have used a screening technology to test compounds isolated from marine actinobacteria-inhibited virulence or growth of enteropathogenic E. coli. https://t.co/wrq3isREFo
Making strides in sustainability is challenging.
The Sustainability Review covers the industry’s sustainability progress in improving sustainability and the impact of prioritizing environmental initiatives.
Dive into some of the findings here: https://t.co/JPIUWQgbX3.
Thanks to AGC Biologics for sharing how happy they are to work with Cytiva! We’re delighted to help them boost their workflow to meet increased production demands. https://t.co/UMdyFl0LFV
Despite the century-long period of virus evolution, 6 of the 11 primates that received a cytomegalovirus-expressed flu vaccine survived the exposure to H5N1 flu. https://t.co/QmRzlhrCK1
The daughter of a scientist and a supporter of diversity in STEM, Harris as a potential candidate has stirred optimism among scientists. https://t.co/4VOcrhoqMT
An adult man dubbed "The Next Berlin Patient" has been declared the seventh person to be cured of HIV, and his case provides valuable information that could lead to a more broadly accessible cure for the 39 million people living with the virus. https://t.co/5zQ2u2dTmw
Drug manufacturing works a bit like an orchestra. How biopharma is scaling finely tuned manufacturing processes.
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