New AI model aims to help scientists move faster in life sciences research, genomics, and medicine development
San Francisco, California, 21 April 2026 – Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase, and this time it is heading into the laboratory....
New Health AI agent simplifies medical queries, appointments, and prescriptions through One Medical integration
Seattle, United States, 14 April 2026 – Amazon is expanding its presence in digital healthcare with the launch of a new AI-powered assistant designed to make...
Rising compliance demands, biologics innovation, and digital transformation are reshaping quality standards in healthcare
Boston, United States, 7 April 2026 – The life sciences industry is entering a new phase of growth, where accuracy, compliance, and quality are becoming more...
Next-generation isotope production site aims to boost global supply and advance precision medicine
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,24 March 2026 – TerraPower Isotopes has announced plans to build a major new manufacturing facility in Philadelphia, marking a significant step forward in the fight...
Most search queries today see no click through - artificial intelligence gives responses on the spot. Six out of ten times,users take what they need right there. Companies in life sciences notice this shift, adapting fast.
Instead of only chasing...
Abstract
Organizations today operate in environments characterized by complex risk landscapes. Catastrophic events such as cyberattacks, natural disasters, pandemics and third-party failures pose significant threats to business operations. Business Continuity Management (BCM) and Disaster Recovery (DR) are critical topic for...
The promise of AI in biomedical research is undeniable. The current approach to delivering it is fundamentally flawed.
Walk into any research institution today and you'll find scientists using general-purpose AI chatbots. They're summarizing papers, exploring hypotheses, drafting literature reviews,...
NHS Blood and Transplant
The life sciences sector is undergoing one of the most profound transformations in its history. Advances in genomics, personalised medicine, automation, and digital platforms are redefining what is possible for patient care. At the same time,...
