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21st.BIO Unveils Precision Fermentation Initiative for Bovine Alpha-Lactalbumin
21st.BIO, a prominent player in precision fermentation technology, has announced the initiation of a development program focused on bovine alpha-lactalbumin (α-lac) following the exclusive licensing of a high-yield microbial strain from Novonesis, a leader in biosolutions.
Alpha-lactalbumin is a functional milk protein known for its richness in essential amino acids, ease of digestion, and benefits related to immune and cognitive development. Presently, bovine α-lac is utilized in infant nutrition, functional foods, and health-oriented applications. 21st.BIO is working to optimize the Novonesis strain for industrial fermentation and commercialization, with the goal of making precision fermented α-lac competitively priced compared to its bovine-derived equivalent.
The traditional process of extracting α-lac from bovine milk is both costly and inefficient, requiring about a thousand liters of milk to yield a single kilogram of α-lac.
Advancing Human Activity Recognition with Radar Data
New dataset improves tracking of large and small movements using millimeter wave radar.
COSRX Launches First-Ever Haircare Line with Patented Peptide-132 Technology
Known for its cult-favorite skincare solutions and minimalist, high-performance formulas, global derma k-beauty brand COSRX is expanding its expertise to a new frontier: haircare. The brand today announced the launch of its first-ever haircare line - the PEPTIDE-132 Haircare Collection, a three-step system designed to deliver professional-level results from the comfort of home. The collection is now available on Amazon and COSRX.com.
Scentian Bio deploys AI-powered biosensor tech in trial with world’s largest kiwifruit marketer
Scentian Bio—a startup making biosensors utilizing insect olfactory receptors—is using its tech to help the world’s largest kiwifruit marketer determine the optimal time to harvest its fruit.
The pilot project is backed by the Zespri Innovation Fund (ZAG), a $2 million fund deployed annually to support trials with companies, social enterprises, or academic institutions with ideas or tech that could help Zespri drive innovation and climate resilience in its operations.
Spun out from The New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research in 2021, Auckland-based Scentian Bio deploys patented technology developed by founder and CTO Dr. Andrew Králíček to make biosensors that utilize the biological machinery that enable bugs to make sense of their environment through smell.
Researchers develop innovative model to study sense of smell
Scientists at Tufts have created a powerful 3D model of nasal tissue that reveals surprising new insights into how our sense of smell regenerates and why it sometimes fades. Contrary to past assumptions, a supposedly inactive type of stem cell called HBCs may be key to repairing damaged smell neurons. These cells appear to support the birth of new sensory neurons, and their decline with age could help explain why older adults often lose their sense of smell. The model is easy and affordable to replicate, opening the door for global research into smell loss tied to COVID-19, aging, or diseases like Parkinson s.
Pioneering the Future: Exploring the Intersections of Sports, Technology and Healthcare
ports medicine is being transformed by the intersection of technology and healthcare, and Northeast Ohio is positioning itself as a leading hub for innovation.
University Hospitals is at the forefront of that innovation. UH is one of the first medical institution to earn FDA approval to grow and implant stem cells for the treatment of early arthritis, the first to publish research using oxygen sensors after ACL surgery to measure return to activity, and – through the UH Haslam Sports Innovation Center – is serving as novel industry partners with biomedical companies that accelerate recovery after injury.
New Electric-Field Biosensor Rapidly Detects Foodborne Viruses in Minutes
Researchers have developed a fast and highly sensitive biosensor that uses dielectrophoresis—an electric field-based technique—to detect foodborne viruses in real time, offering a promising tool for on-site safety testing.
Micromolding for surgical robotics can offer better functionality and lower costs.
Micro-molded plastics offer advantages over metal processing in terms of functionality, miniaturization, and automation for surgical robot components and instruments. While metals were the mainstream material in early medical devices, the increasing complexity of devices led to higher manufacturing costs for metal components.Advances in injection molding technology and the emergence of high-performance polymers have led to the widespread adoption of micro-molding in medical device manufacturing. In RAS systems, micro-molding is increasingly replacing metal for the production of intricate, complex structural components, driven by cost reduction and improved functionality. Viant has successfully developed micro-molding for components requiring electrical insulation in collaboration with medical device manufacturers.
New FAO Review Explores Food Additives’ Impact on Gut Microbiome and Human Health
FAO has conducted a scientific literature review to assess how certain food additives may affect the gut microbiome and, in turn, human health. The review aimed to gather and assess the quantity, quality, and reliability of current evidence, mapping research limitations and knowledge gaps, and exploring how microbiome data might be used to enhance chemical food safety risk assessments. The gut microbiome - a highly dynamic and complex microbial community in the gastrointestinal tract – plays a key role in digestion, immune function, and overall health. Sensitive to environmental influences such as diet, its imbalance has been linked to various diseases, including obesity and inflammatory disorders. The review concludes with a set of recommendations to guide and improve the integration of microbiome science into risk assessment frameworks. Through this work, the Agrifood Systems and Food Safety Division supports FAO’s mission to improve food safety by promoting robust scientific research and advancing the modernization of food safety assessment frameworks.
A novel analytics framework measures empathy of people captured in video recordings
Empathy, the ability to understand what others are feeling and emotionally connect with their experiences, can be highly advantageous for humans, as it allows them to strengthen relationships and thrive in some professional settings. The development of tools for reliably measuring people's empathy has thus been a key objective of many past psychology studies.
Scientists Develop Digital Lab for Data- and Robot-Driven Materials Science
Researchers at the University of Tokyo and their collaborators have developed a digital lab system. dLab fully automates the material synthesis and structural and physical property evaluation of thin film samples. This system demonstrates advanced automated and autonomous material synthesis for data-driven and robot-driven materials science.
Indoor greening technology using native plants - Creating indoor spaces where you can experience the changing seasons -
Our company has selected approximately 60 native plant species suitable for indoor cultivation through two years of indoor growth tests, focusing on species that naturally grow in regions with minimal annual temperature fluctuations, such as Okinawa in the southern part of Japan, and those found near our technical center. Additionally, by minimizing the exposed parts of stainless steel planters used for planting, we have developed an indoor greening technology called “T-Biophilic Green,” which replicates the natural form of outdoor environments and allows users to experience the changing seasons indoors.By applying this technology in a growth experiment (5 m²) conducted in the entrance hall of the technical center, the 61 species and 200 plants planted in February 2022 have maintained good growth rates and vegetation coverage as of August 2024. (See Figure 1)
Robot that listens to the concerns of elderly people through conversation
Robot that listens to the problems of elderly people through conversation In this study, “problems” refer to things that elderly people themselves feel are difficult in their daily lives, such as “not knowing how to season food” or “not being able to count money.” Various studies have been conducted on monitoring elderly people, but what are the challenges of using dialogue robots for this purpose?