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55 times a night

"This is not a story of a greedy company trying to warm up on patients. This is our attempt to stay in business," the head of Turing Pharmaceuticals said in a blue eye.

22.09.2015
Other life sciences

Pancreas for everyday wear

Scientists from the University of Cambridge have developed an artificial pancreas that can function for 12 consecutive weeks, providing patients with type I diabetes with a normal quality of life.

22.09.2015
Exhibitions and conferences

Open to all innovations

To become a participant of the Open Innovations Forum in 2015, it is enough to fill out an electronic registration form on the website and pay a fee. Entrance to the exhibition will be carried out by tickets without prior registration.

22.09.2015
Other life sciences

The damaged nerve was printed "nerve line"

A group of American scientists created a framework for nerves using 3D printing. The design allows you to restore sensory and motor functions after injury.

21.09.2015
Innovative Russia

Bioinformatics for biomedicine

A laboratory of structural bioinformatics and molecular modeling is being opened at the Faculty of Natural Sciences of Novosibirsk State University.

21.09.2015
Grants and competitions

I.M. Mechnikov Scholarship

As part of the Mechnikov program, the French Embassy in Russia will award grants (scholarships) to Russian scientists carrying out research activities in France in 2016.

18.09.2015
Biotechnologies - into life

Cancer and "-omics"

Despite the more applied economic nature of the third international forum of Central Bankers-2015, many scientists take part in its work.

18.09.2015
Genetics

Educational program on DNA reading technologies

Sequencing (from sequence – sequence) is called determining the order of elementary units of monomers in a polymer. Moreover, this polymer can be not only DNA or RNA, but also, for example, a protein or even a polysaccharide.

18.09.2015
Innovative Russia

Made in Russia: graphene oxide biochip

A fundamentally new chip based on graphene oxide allows testing drugs outside of a living organism. Technology can revolutionize the creation of new drugs and help doctors defeat incurable diseases in the near future.

18.09.2015
Healthy skepticism

A bite in the genitals, or the benefits of kissing

In the USA, the Nobel Prizes were awarded for the most absurd scientific achievements. This award, also called the Antinobel Prize, is awarded "for achievements that first make you laugh, and then make you think."

18.09.2015
New in Gerontology

The liver ages faster than the brain

The authors of the article published in the journal Cell Systems claim: the aging of the body largely depends on the processes that occur over time with each specific type of cells in our body

18.09.2015
Bioethics

Sergey Gauthier: "Black transplantation is impossible in Russia"

We are talking about fictional and real pain points of the industry with the director of the Academician V.I. Shumakov Federal Research Center for Transplantology and Artificial Organs, chief transplantologist of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation Sergey Gauthier.

18.09.2015
Your health

Killer Chairs

Prolonged sitting causes non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. This term combines a number of liver disorders, including cirrhosis and fibrosis, which develop in people who do not abuse alcoholic beverages.

17.09.2015
Bioethics

"A head transplant now is complete nonsense"

Paolo Macchiarini, a surgeon working in Russia, spoke about the accusations against him and his rehabilitation, about the development of medical science in Russia and why a head transplant operation is impossible.

17.09.2015