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A major upgrade to the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF) has equipped scientists with innovative tools to address health issues, environmental problems, energy demands and other global challenges, according to speakers at the Science|Business Annual Conference. Having increased the performance of X-ray beams by a factor of 100 in terms of brilliance and coherence, the fourth-generation synchrotron, ESRF-EBS (Extremely Brilliant Source), is opening up access to previously unattainabl...

A University of Pennsylvania research team led by Spaniard César de la Fuente is using artificial intelligence to bring extinct human biological material back from the dead

In a recent visit to EMBL Heidelberg, Minister Petra Olschowski, Baden-Württemberg´s Minister of Science, Research and the Arts gained insight into its research activities, scientific operations and the roles of local collaborations and also toured its Imaging Centre and World of Molecular Biology exhibition. Click to read more...

Resolve Optics installed and commissioned a new vibration test center adding to the suite of in-house lens-testing equipment the company is able to of

On 19–20 June, the Swedish Presidency will host a conference together with the Swedish Research Council and Vinnova on research data, and how...

A first-of-a-kind research expedition is pioneering the use of mobile laboratories to understand how Europe’s coastal ecosystems are impacted by environmental factors such as pollution, loss of biodiversity, and climate change.

MoU strengthens cooperation with Europe’s flagship life science organisation

The response to crises enveloping the world is a hot subject at the International Conference on Research Infrastructures (ICRI) in Brno this week, with speakers suggesting science does have the answers. The dominant narrative around the COVID-19 pandemic implies the world was not prepared for a major virus outbreak. But Edith Heard, director general of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), believes science was ready, as was clear in the response.

The University’s Chancellor, Lord Sainsbury of Turville, presided over the congregation, which is held inside the Senate House and conducted in both English