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Neuroscience News and Research at the BNA Festival of Neuroscience 2021

Speaking at the Advances in Drug Discovery & Development 2022 online symposium in September, Kathleen Hefferon, PhD, from the Department of Microbiology at Cornell University presented her talk on virus nanoparticles.

Abstract: For over two decades now, plants have been explored for their potential to act as production platforms for biopharmaceuticals, such as vaccines and monoclonal antibodies. Without a doubt, the development of plant viruses as expression vectors for pharmaceutical production have played an integral role in the emergence of plants as inexpensive and facile systems for the generation of therapeutic proteins. More recently, plant viruses have been designed as non-toxic nanoparticles which can target a variety of cancers and thus empower the immune system to slow or even reverse tumor progression. The following presentation describes the employment of plant virus expression vectors for the treatment of some of the most challenging diseases known today. The presentation concludes with a projection of the multiple avenues by which virus nanoparticles could impact developing countries.

Plant-Based Nanoparticles and Biologics: New applications for developing countries

In the final episode of the series, we speak with Matt Hazlewood, Senior Director, High Performance Chromatography Solutions at Thermo Fisher Scientific about connecting chromatography workflows from development to manufacturing, and questioning how collation of chromatography data alongside other analytical data provides scientists which a much broader understanding. Learn more: https://bit.ly/34SeU6z

Exploring Data Management in the Lab of the Future - Connecting Chromatography Workflows From Development to Manufacturing

In this episode we speak with Trish Meek, Senior Director, Product Strategy and Marketing, Digital Science at Thermo Fisher Scientific about why data is so important to organizations who are wanting to improve their instrument usage and uptime and what the wider benefits of instrument and system connectivity really are. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3oHrOva

Exploring Data Management in the Lab of the Future - Realizing Lab Productivity and Value From Your Data

In this episode, we speak with Bill Weiser, Senior Director, Global Quality Systems, Thermo Fisher Pharma Services, about how embracing a Pharma 4.0 strategy in contract developing as well as how it helps in manufacturing operations. Learn more about Pharma 4.0 here: https://technet.works/3rw6yKL

Exploring Data Management in the Lab of the Future - Pharma 4.0 Strategies for Contract Development and Manufacturing

In this episode we speak with Richard Milne, Vice President and General Manager, Digital Science about connecting and enhancing the scientific ecosystem where we will discover what the term scientific ecosystem means, and find out how technology is being used to address scientific challenges in new and exciting ways. Learn more: https://technet.works/3saTZDC

Exploring Data Management in the Lab of the Future - Connecting and Enhancing the Scientific Ecosystem

In the first episode of the series, Greg Clark, Senior Software Product Manager, Electron Microscopy at Thermo Fisher Scientific, speaks with us helping us to understand the main challenges that are faced by scientists in managing and interpreting imaging data today and just how important AI and Machine learning are to the future of imaging. Learn more: https://technet.works/3ucEFZQ

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