Navigating the complexities of Cell and Gene Therapy supply chains
Turning complex CGT logistics into certainty—keeping therapies moving to patients. Continue reading →
Takeda, Iambic partner in latest pharma AI push
“The winners over the next five years” will be the companies that “fully integrate” artificial intelligence into drug development, said Takeda research chief Andy Plump. Continue reading →
Small and mighty: single-domain antibodies pack a biological punch
VHH antibodies, they’re not just small, they're modular engineering platforms, capable of powerful biological activity. But with great power comes great challenges! Continue reading →
Seoul Fashion Forum Explores K-fashion in an Uncertain Global Market
The Seoul Metropolitan Government, WWD Korea and a host of global fashion leaders gathered in the city during the fall 2026 edition of Seoul Fashion Week to discuss the future of South Korean fashion. Continue reading →
This Ballad Hospital, Flooded by Hurricane Helene, Will Be Rebuilt for $44M in a Flood Plain
A small Tennessee hospital that was destroyed by a surging river during Hurricane Helene will soon be rebuilt on low-lying farmland that could face several feet of flooding in a much smaller storm, risking another disaster if the new facility is not built to withstand extreme weather, according...
Bad Bunny’s Adidas Sneaker From the Super Bowl Just Got a Surprise Release
Bad Bunny debuted an all-white BadBo 1.0 during his halftime performance. Continue reading →
Meghan Markle’s Old Hollywood Moment in Harbison Studio
The Duchess of Sussex attended the Fifteen Percent Pledge Fundraising Gala Honoring Tina Knowles. Continue reading →
75K ‘unauthorized’ immigrant students graduate high school every year
A Migration Policy Institute analysis found these graduates are likely to face uncertain futures in work and college as state and federal policies shift. Continue reading →
Week In Review: ICE on school grounds and FY26 education funding
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from new data on ransomware to tech accessibility rules. Continue reading →