Cerveau Technologies to supply Merk with PET imaging agent
Cerveau Technologies Inc. finalized a deal with Merk which will see Cerveau providing the pharmaceutical and life sciences company with an investigational imaging agent for […]
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Protein engineering market worth US$3.09-B by 2025: Report
Shrinking research costs and faster development times will push the protein engineering market to reach US$3.09 billion in eight years, according to recent market report.
Abattis announces launch of cannabis test lab
Agricultural technology and biotechnology company Abattis Bioceuticals Corp., on Wednesday, announced the launch of the flagship laboratory of its cannabis research subsidiary Northern Vine Canada […]
Logos Biosystems releases easy-to-use imaging equipment
According to Logos Biosystems, its latest Celena S Digital Imaging System will enable even non-technical personnel to capture high-quality digital images suitable for a variety […]
enGene announces success with mucosal gene delivery platform
Biotechnology company enGene Inc., said the mucosal gene delivery platform it is developing has been successful in targeting PD-L1 expression the mucosal lining in the […]
ImmunoPrecise commences with antibody humanization
Custom antibody development lab ImmunoPrecise has recently moved forward with its project to humanize monoclonal antibodies in mice and rats. The company is using its […]
Shin-Etsu launches high consistency silicone tubing ideal for biotech use
The American subsidiary of a Japanese silicone products company has recently released in Canada a new line of silicone tubing specially designed for the biotechnology, […]
Bionik Laboratories marks milestone
A Toronto-based maker of robotic systems celebrated a milestone yesterday with the shipment of its 250th interactive robotic therapy apparatus. Bionik Laboratories Corp., which focuses […]
Federal greenhouse gas program give $3.8-M to U of A researchers
Researchers at the University of Alberta who are studying ways to cut agricultural greenhouse gas emissions have received a total of $3.8 million in research […]
NRC to use U.S. firms sensors in lab retrofit
The National Research Council of Canada is aiming to lessen the environmental footprint of its Saskatoon facility with a major energy retrofit.