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Researchers in New South Wales, Australia, used genomic sequencing to trace an outbreak of Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections following ear piercings to a specific batch of aftercare solution. The study led to a recall of the product and improvements in manufacturing standards, successfully reducing the number of infections.

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, 23 August, 2023- Complete Genomics, Inc., a pioneering genomic sequencing company, today proudly received the honor of the R&D 100 Awards from R&D World Magazine, often referred to as the “Oscars of Innovation”.

Carlton is recognized for her collaborative efforts with researchers and clinicians working in global public health to transfer her research from the lab to the field

Iceman's secrets revealed: Oetzi's surprising appearance, origins, and ancestry uncovered by Max Planck study

Recent genome sequencing has allowed a facial reconstruction of the earliest Homo sapiens female to be found in Eurasia.

Responding to a human infection with highly pathogenic bird flu, a collaboration between APL and the Institut Pasteur du Cambodge rapidly turned patient samples into data, informing community response in near real time. APL leads similar efforts around the world to sequence and characterize pathogens as they emerge, with the goal of preventing new pandemics.

Researchers present a modular framework for global sustainable networks of viral genomic surveillance.

Industries and tech, ai, semiconductors, we talked about engineering, biology, quantum, those are the tech sectors we need to make sure we are well—positioned for, and i believe we are. of of those, life sciences is the one that is particularly exciting. ye5, sciences is the one that is particularly exciting. yes, we have europes biggest life sciences industry. but you saw during the pandemic not only to be able to create a vaccine here, we also had a regulator that meant we were the first pla...

Genomic sequencing of newborns reveals unanticipated genetic risks, prompting actionable medical interventions and potential life-saving care for infants and their families. This study highlights the value of comprehensive sequencing in newborns for early detection and management of genetic conditions.

Environmental DNA provides a wealth of information for conservationists, archaeologists and forensic scientists. But the unintentional pickup of human genetic information raises ethical questions.