Roslin Technologies' researchers make meaty breakthrough to support cultivated pork production that could lay the foundations for the development of nascent industry in the UK.
Cytomos, an Edinburgh-based life science company that has developed a proprietary new approach to analysing cells, has made three C-suite appointments as it gears up for the next stage of growth.
Five-year, US$17.4m funding enables Centre for Tropical Livestock Genetics and Health to focus on bringing research-driven benefits to farmers in low- and middle-income countries.
The second issue of Beta Buzz, a digital publication by Beta Bugs, is now available featuring articles and perspectives on the insect farming industry with guest editorials and opinion pieces.
Representatives from the aquaculture sector, academia, and environmental and government organisations participated in a virtual roundtable discussion co-hosted by SAIC and Innogen on how best to implement innovations to improve aquaculture sustainability.
Analysis of chicken genes by a team of scientists from the Roslin Institute has highlighted possible variants linked to innate immunity against damaging viral infections.
Ingenza Ltd is part of an international consortium developing a novel 'all-in-one' coronavirus vaccine to help protect our planet from future virus threats led in manufacturing efforts by deep tech innovation organisation CPI.
Ingenza announces that its recent partnership with Johnson Matthey has been selected to receive vital funding from the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, as part of the £1 billion fund from the Net Zero Innovation Portfolio.
Roslin Innovation Centre-based tenant company Cytomos has secured an additional £1.6m in capital to its seed funding to continue developing its cell analysis platform Cytomos Dielectric Spectroscopy.
An economic impact report by BiGGAR Economics has outlined the contribution the Roslin Institute makes to the local, national and international economies and highlights the role of Roslin Innovation Centre in business support impact and the benefits of co-locating research and commercialisation.