BIO Asia-Taiwan 2026
Signs of recovery are emerging in the biotechnology investment sector, although investors across Asia say that capital is flowing selectively to companies that can demonstrate clinical differentiation, strong management teams and a clear path to commercialization.
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Quote of the Day: Marie Curie, the trailblazing physicist and chemist, remains one of the most admired figures in the history of science. She was the first person to win Nobel Prizes in two different fields, physics and chemistry, and her discoveries in radioactivity transformed medicine and research. Her career was marked not only by…
When China tightened export licences on seven rare-earth elements in April 2025, Western governments responded in the same way as they have to every other critical-minerals shock of the past five years. The European Union accelerated the issuing of extraction permits under the Critical Raw Materials Act. The United States expanded subsidies for domestic refining…
Mink numbers in Kent could be cut by 90% within two years under a new project aimed at protecting wildlife. The Waterlife Recovery Trust (WRT) has received a £20,000 grant from the BASC Wildlife Fund to expand trapping and monitoring across Kent, which once had one of Britain’s highest densities of invasive American mink. Conservationists…
Ammon News – Scientists have found natural sugars floating in interstellar space – and it could fundamentally change the search for alien life. Researchers spotted erythrulose, found Earth in raspberries and fake tan, towards the middle of our galaxy, according to The Independent. It could help answer one of the biggest questions about the origins…
G189.6+3.3, a faint supernova remnant, appears as a mottled cloud of blues, greens and magentas, overlapping the well-known Jellyfish Nebula (IC 443; just right of center) in a multi-wavelength composite that strips away IC 443’s bright emission to reveal its neighbor. A filament of gas arcing between the two remnants (center; shown in violet) marks…
A four-legged robot has learned to change the way it runs while navigating forests, staircases and obstacle courses. — seamlessly switching between a steady trot and a faster bounding gait without instructions from a human operator. The 100-pound (45 kilograms) robot, called KAIST HOUND, uses cameras and lidar to scan the ground ahead, then selects…