Medicine - 15:00 New analysis of Novartis Phase III brolucizumab (RTH258) data reinforces superior reduction of retinal fluid, a key marker of disease activity in nAMD

Medicine - 15:00 Novartis to file for new Lucentis (ranibizumab) indication in retinopathy of prematurity (ROP), a rare disease in premature infants that often leads to blindness

Mechanical Engineering - Sep 21 New Department of Aerospace, Aeronautics and Geodesy With the design of the 'Urban Liner', a team of TUM students won the German edit

With the design of the 'Urban Liner', a team of TUM students won the German edit

Medicine - Sep 21 Novartis receives positive CHMP opinion for Gilenya for the treatment of children and adolescents with MS, marking a major medical advance for young MS patients in Europe

Medicine - Sep 21 ’Conflict and cooperation’: chemistry at the human bacteria interface

Medicine - Sep 21 Eight of ten with cancer risk genes don’t know it

Music - Sep 21 Heavy metal music is inclusive and governed by rules of etiquette

Medicine - Sep 20 Most nations falling short of targets to cut early deaths from chronic disease World map showing the probability of dying early from chronic disease between 30

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Life Sciences - Sep 20 New test detects tell- tale danger signs in spinal fluid

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Environment - Sep 20 McGill University to partner with Xebec to develop Power-to Gas process for renewable energy storage

Medicine - Sep 20 Study identifies stem cell that gives rise to new bone, cartilage in humans

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Environment - Sep 20 New ’Rising Path’ opens at Cambridge University Botanic Garden

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Art - Sep 20 New report shows universities are failing to address vital issues of race equality in arts and humanities research

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Life Sciences - Sep 21

A team of Caltech researchers has developed a biological toolkit of proteins that can be assembled together in different ways, like Legos, to program new behaviors in cells. As a proof-of-concept, they designed and constructed a circuit that can be added to human cells growing in a laboratory dish, detect if a cancer-causing gene is activated in the cells, and if so, cause the cells to self-destruct.

Earth Sciences - Sep 21

After the Big One: Understanding aftershock risk

Cranes dismantle buildings damaged by the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. (Photo credit: iStock) Geophysicist Gregory Beroza discusses the culprits behind destructive aftershocks and why scientists are harnessing artificial intelligence to gain new insights into earthquake risks.

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