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Techniques and Advancements in Recombinant Adeno-Associated Virus Purification for Gene Therapies

This article examines key innovations driving scalable, high-yield purification of recombinant AAVs and how they’re helping overcome manufacturing bottlenecks in gene therapy.

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X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) – XRD Principle, XRD Analysis and Applications

X-ray diffraction (XRD) is a powerful non-destructive analytical technique used to evaluate crystalline materials and determine their structural properties. This article explores XRD principles, analysis methods and some of the key applications.

3D illustration of antibodies, central to immune responses in both cancer and allergy research.

The Surprising Connection Between Cancer and Allergy

IgE, best known for mediating allergic reactions, may also shape cancer outcomes. Learn how this immune molecule could serve as both a biomarker and a basis for next-generation therapies.

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Extreme Heatwaves in Texas Caused More Air Pollution

Heat and air quality are more connected than you might think. Discover how extreme heat triggers pollution spikes that may pose health risks.

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A “Green” Alternative to PFAS-Containing Fabric Finishing Agents

Discover a PFAS-free fabric finishing approach that uses cottonseed oil for a safer, sustainable alternative to conventional waterproofing.

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Our Understanding of Chocolate Flavor May Need a Rethink

David Gopaulchan explains why his recent research could change the way scientists think about chocolate flavor.

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From Packaging to Plate: Tracing the Path of PFAS Contamination in Our Food Supply

Explore how PFAS enter our food, the health risks and new EU laws pushing for safer food through rigorous testing and regulation. We also discuss important considerations and potential contamination sources in PFAS analysis protocols.

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Out of the Lab, Into the Field: Materials Testing for Large-Scale Structures

Discover how large-scale materials testing is advancing safety in railway tunnels and nuclear sites with cutting-edge imaging techniques.

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“Chemputation” and the Rise of Digital Chemistry

Discover how digital chemistry is shaping the future of drug and materials discovery through automation and scalable innovation.

A 3D printer printing a small red puck of the new hydrogel material.

“Skin in a Syringe” Could Treat Major Wounds and Severe Burns

Discover how a novel hydrogel bioink – the “skin in a syringe” – aids natural skin regeneration for severe burns and wounds.

A computer chip with the letters "AI" emblazoned on it, on a blue and pink motherboard.

Establishing Trust in Machine Learning for Battery Testing and Development

Learn why trust in AI matters for battery science, and how interactive, reliable models are accelerating commercial breakthroughs in the lab and beyond.

A golden battery that is failing, shooting a jet of smoke out to its right-hand side.

Monitoring Battery Health With Environmental Sensors

Discover how environmental sensors can improve battery safety, detecting issues such as off-gassing and moisture ingress in electric vehicles.

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The Role of Metrology in Supporting Sustainable and Circular Materials

Discover how metrology supports recycling, sustainable materials and circular economy goals through precise measurement science.

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