Reading Time: 3 minutes Blood diseases, ranging from anaemia to leukaemia, affect billions worldwide, posing significant challenges to healthcare systems. Accurate diagnosis and timely intervention are critical to improving patient outcomes, yet traditional methods can be resource-intensive and time-consuming. Enter artificial intelligence (AI)—a transformative technology reshaping the landscape of haematology and offering hope for more efficient, accurate, and accessible care. […]READ MORE

Reading Time: 3 minutes In recent years, environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis has emerged as a ground-breaking tool in the world of environmental monitoring. This innovative approach is transforming how we study ecosystems, track biodiversity, and assess environmental health. But what exactly is eDNA, and why is it causing such a stir in the scientific community and beyond? What is eDNA? […]READ MORE

Reading Time: 3 minutes Blockchain technology has gained prominence as a transformative force across various sectors, including finance, supply chain management, and government. In recent years, the healthcare industry has also begun to explore the potential benefits of blockchain technology. The use of blockchain in healthcare holds the promise of improving data security, interoperability, and patient care. However, it also […]READ MORE

Reading Time: 3 minutes   In the digital age, data has become a precious resource, often compared to the invaluable commodity that has powered the global economy for over a century: oil. The phrase “data is the new oil” has gained prominence, reflecting the growing significance of data in modern society. This comparison underscores the idea that, much like oil, […]READ MORE

Reading Time: 3 minutes   Modern science offers a variety of methods for the safe experimentation and efficacy testing of samples and products. Testing methods in science are traditionally called by their Latin names, such as in vitro, in vivo, ex vivo, and in silico. Each name broadly describes the test environment: for instance, in vivo and ex vivo mean, […]READ MORE

Reading Time: 6 minutes   Introduction Nanotechnology is referred to as the creation of novel science and technology at the atomic, molecular, and macromolecular level with controlled manipulation, as well as the study of structures and devices in the 1 to 100 nanometer range. It is primarily concerned with the investigation and development of nanoscale delivery systems that have new functional […]READ MORE

Reading Time: 4 minutes   A progressive degradation of physiological function, coupled by an increase in susceptibility and mortality as a result of increasing age, can be termed as aging .  Age-related illnesses are the primary cause of death and the highest consumer of health-care resources. The desire to delay the onset of old age is as old as human […]READ MORE

Reading Time: 3 minutes   Drug development is experiencing a surge in medical innovation, which is being driven by ground-breaking new biological Covid-19 vaccines development, a technological transformation, and an unparalleled desire to collaborate on research around the world. Several factors have contributed to this ‘Bio Revolution,’ including significant advances in processing power, new capabilities in artificial intelligence (AI), automation, […]READ MORE

Reading Time: 8 minutes   Finding a molecule that can be used to treat and manage a disease state requires a diverse approach to drug discovery. The drug discovery process comprises the identification of drug candidates, synthesis, characterisation, screening, and tests for therapeutic efficacy. The process of drug development begins, following clinical trials, when a compound achieves favourable findings. Due to the high […]READ MORE