Science

The pill-on-a-thread test is a quick and less invasive alternative to endoscopy.

The Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology has backed the awards.

Entry is free online - and there are a host of categories.

They combined spatial and single-cell data from 1.6 million cells.

Industrial production of high-quality graphene available for the first time.

Cambridge’s Prof Sarah Teichmann says it lays groundwork for new diagnostics and medicines.

The company aims to improve cancer outcomes through the power of dynamic biopsy.

The free conference took place Hinxton Hall on the Wellcome Genome Campus.

Researchers hope to learn why some cancer patients survive longer than others.

It is the only university outside the North America to receive funding from Colorectal Cancer Alliance.

Prof Lalita Ramakrishnan uses tiny transparent zebrafish larva to model TB pathogenesis.

He is the solo start-up founder.

A University of Cambridge study in zebrafish has yielded positive results.

Sustainable populations of large herbivores, such as caribou, offer a better solution.

Lori takes over from David Barford.

Health Minister Baroness Gillian Merron welcomes latest addition to city’s life science success story.

Versatile nano-engineered polymer technology designed for targeted intracellular delivery.

A public consultation is to start later this month.

It is designed to speed up protein expression and purification optimisation in research labs.

They will advance plant polymer technology for probiotic microencapsulation.