Taproot Health, Five Cancer Centers Agree to Conduct Precision Oncology Master Trial, Share Data
Within the master observational trial, the organizations have agreed to prospectively collect real world data and ultimately build a national oncology database.
Synoligo will incorporate Lumiphore's luminescent lanthanide reporter technology into its oligonucleotides for use in diagnostics and research.
The Holliston, Massachusetts-based CDMO is hoping to capture more business opportunities from pharma companies and diagnostic assay developers.
Last week, GenomeWeb’s readers were most interested in Illumina's patent infringement lawsuit against Element Biosciences.
Under the deal, Biognosys will become the preferred service provider for SISCAPA's immuno-enrichment protein quantitation technology.
Recently posted executive and academic appointments, promotions, and departures in omics and molecular diagnostics.
New products and services recently posted on GenomeWeb.
The organization that had been assisting researchers in resource-poor countries to conduct genomics research might shutter in about two months' time.
Researchers analyzed genome sequences for more than 2,700 individuals from diverse ethnic groups in Brazil, identifying over 8 million novel variants.
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The companies aim to jointly commercialize Gene Solutions' suite of prenatal and cancer tests throughout Taiwan.
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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals to Acquire 23andMe Assets for $256M
Regeneron will purchase 23andMe's Personal Genome Service (PGS), Total Health, and Research Services businesses, but not its Lemonaid Health subsidiary.
Genome Sequences Provide New Details on Human Migration to the Americas
With genomic data for more than 1,500 members of diverse ethnic groups, researchers retraced population migrations and ancestry in northern Eurasia and South America.
Science Careers writes that graduate students in the US and Canada are pushing for better wages.
A poll finds that more than quarter of women in academia think they were not promoted because of their gender, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Nature News reports that university employees in the UK went on strike this week to protest pension cuts and more.
Inside Higher Ed reports that after years of negotiation, Columbia University and student-workers there have reached a contract agreement.
The Guardian reports that university workers in the UK are considering a strike over a proposed pension cut.
The Chronicle of Higher Education says Rutgers University faculty are disappointed with a process aimed at addressing pay equity but that they say does not.
Science reports that the pandemic has ramped up efforts to unionize among many graduate students.
A survey explores how UK academics view their university leadership teams' decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic, Nature reports
Nature News writes that some researchers are concerned that an infusion of funding for the National Institutes of Health could lead to another "boom and bust" cycle.
According to the Chronicle of Higher Education, enrollment at colleges and universities in the US was down this spring, as compared to 2020.