• Nanoneedle Patch Enables Non-Invasive Tissue Sampling Offering Spatiotemporal Insights

    Jun 19 | Bio-IT World | Nanoneedle technology developed by researchers from King’s College London offers the ability to extract molecular information from living tissue without damaging or killing cells—offering spatial and longitudinal molecular insights that is described as a “fundamental scientific breakthrough.” More

  • Black Swan Initiative: Multi-Pronged Research Strategy Targets Multiple Myeloma Cure

    Jun 18 | Bio-IT World | The International Myeloma Foundation's ambitious Black Swan Research Initiative is orchestrating a global collaborative effort to achieve what has long eluded researchers: a true cure for multiple myeloma. Through research partnerships spanning five continents, the initiative is systematically testing multiple therapeutic approaches while revolutionizing how cancer drug approvals are evaluated. More

  • Pistoia Alliance’s FAIR Maturity Assessment Tool

    Jun 17 | Bio-IT World | Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable (FAIR) principles continue to hold an important place in data management and access, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) development, and data sharing between organizations. But FAIR is also complex to implement due to the original FAIR guidelines not being explicit and difficult to understand or visualize for non-experts. The FAIR community of experts with the Pistoia Alliance developed a self-assessment tool that can measure an organization’s FAIR maturity level. More

  • Veteran ‘Lord of the Flies’ Takes a Crack at Addiction

    Jun 12 | Bio-IT World | The brain of fruit flies and humans may be vastly different in size and complexity, but at the circuit level they are not all that different, according to a veteran fly geneticist who has spent much of his career trying to understand why humans abuse drugs. An interest in alcohol dependence segued to another major health problem, cocaine abuse disorder, which has some of the same genetic underpinnings. More

  • NVIDIA, Novo Nordisk Collaborate to Bring AI Agents to Drug Discovery

    Jun 11 | Bio-IT World | Today, NVIDIA announced a collaboration with Novo Nordisk to accelerate drug discovery efforts by creating customized AI models and agents that Novo Nordisk can use for early research and clinical development and to apply advanced simulation and physical AI technologies. More

  • A Farewell to Stan Gloss: Leading with Generosity and Other Words of Wisdom

    Jun 10 | Bio-IT World | BioTeam co-founder and host of Trends from the Trenches Stan Gloss is passing the torch to BioTeam CEO Ari Berman. Gloss founded BioTeam with William van Etten, Chris Dagdigian, and Michael Athanas 22 years ago and built an organization that focuses on helping scientists find solutions, manage data, and accelerate scientific innovation. In his last episode of Trends from the Trenches, Gloss is interviewed by Berman to discuss the founding of BioTeam and words of wisdom for those who are starting their own company. More

  • MIT Researchers Unveil Boltz-2: AI Model Predicts Protein Structure, Binding Affinity in Seconds

    Jun 06 | Bio-IT World | Researchers at MIT and Recursion today announced the release of Boltz-2, an updated artificial intelligence model that can predict protein structure (building on Boltz-1) and also binding affinity—how strongly potential drugs bind to their target proteins—in just 20 seconds with a single GPU. More

  • Smart Bandage Merges Sensor Technology, Microfluidics, and AI

    Jun 04 | Bio-IT World | California Institute of Technology researchers have successfully integrated multiple biotechnologies to create the world's first clinically-tested smart bandage system. The iCares smart bandage represents a remarkable fusion of three rapidly advancing biotechnology fields: wearable sensor technology, microfluidics engineering, and machine learning algorithms. More

  • A Practical Precision Medicine Approach to Complex Chronic Diseases

    Jun 03 | Bio-IT World | Although not often counted among the major chronic diseases, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) and long COVID are both highly prevalent and uniquely challenging because the underlying causes are not fully understood, treatment needs to be personalized, and the often-invisible nature of the symptoms can be stigmatizing. More

  • Follow the Money: Pathos AI Drug Development Platform, Stylus Medicine’s In Vivo Advancements, More

    May 30 | Bio-IT World | Pathos AI plans to continue investment in their AI foundation model for oncology; Stylus Medicine is emerging from stealth and advancing the company’s in vivo genetic medicines platform and pipeline of in vivo therapeutic programs; and more. More
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