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- February 5, 2019
New tool outsmarts COVID-19 virus to help vaccine development: Melbourne researchers have developed a tool to monitor mutations that make it difficult to develop coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines and drugs. Ensuring treatments remain effective as the virus mutates is a huge challenge for researchers. The powerful new tool harnesses genomic and protein information about the virus
READ MOREUniversity of Oxford double defence vaccine development There has been a reported breakthrough in the race to develop a Covid-19 vaccine by scientists at Oxford University. An immune response to the new vaccine called ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 has indicated a strong “double defence”, whereby both antibodies and “killer” T-cells were reported to have been present in
READ MOREThe head of a global partnership to end tuberculosis (TB) said she is “sickened” by research that revealed millions more people are expected to contract the disease as a result of Covid-19 restrictions. Up to 6.3 million more people are predicted to develop TB between now and 2025 and 1.4 million more people are expected
READ MOREFranchise Bible author Rick Grossmann discusses new ways franchisors and franchise owners are adapting to get their leaders ready for the future business climate. April 30, 2020 1 min read Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Rick Grossmann will focus on leadership development and new ways franchisors and franchise owners are adapting to
READ MOREBy Computerworld UK Staff | Apr 22, 2020 Share Twitter Facebook LinkedIn 5G is expected to have a transformative effect on digital connectivity and power the rise of IoT devices, driverless cars, data transfer and the consumer tech of the future. Therefore, the appetite for equipment and services around 5G is also expected to rise globally. Research
READ MOREPesticides can impair brain growth in baby bumblebees, affecting their ability to perform a simple learning task as adults, according to a new study. Imperial College London researchers used micro-CT scanning technology to reveal how specific parts of bumblebee brains grew abnormally when exposed to pesticides during their larval phase. Most previous studies have tested
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