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Funding for 75 Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs) under the umbrella of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) was announced last week. Universities and Science Minister Chris Skidmore MP announced the government is investing £441 million through the EPSRC to fund CDTs, including a further £2.2 million from the Natural Environment Research Council. […]

Artificial Intelligence, or machine learning, is steadily working its way into our lives. Businesses are increasingly confident of using AI to increase customer engagement with giants Microsoft, Apple, Google and Amazon leading the charge. Amazon’s Alexa experienced failure on Christmas Day as their servers were overloaded by the surge in users plugging in their new […]

The relationship between human health and the microbes that live on and within us (our microbiome) is increasingly understood, particularly for the microbes living in our gut and the microbiome has, in recent years, become a target for specific therapeutics – including therapeutics based on the microbes themselves. Live biotherapeutics are microbes that deliver therapeutic […]