Advances in high-throughput experimentation and machine learning are helping researchers map how gut microbes influence drug response and health outcomes.
Scientists have developed a new CAR-T manufacturing method using a multi-cytokine scaffold that produces longer-lived immune cells capable of self-renewal.
A large long-term study in women shows a simple blood test can identify who is most at risk of developing dementia decades before memory problems appear.
A new study shows how specific gut bacteria work with diet to trigger fat browning in mice, revealing potential pathways for future metabolic therapies.
Ireland’s model for advanced therapy manufacturing integrates academic research, workforce development, and regulatory bodies to streamline the production of complex biologics.
A new bacterial platform can produce millions of stabilized peptides in a single experiment, accelerating the search for therapies against hard-to-drug targets.