New research in rats shows how brain layers work

Study appears to overturn prevailing view of how the brain is wired

BASF’s Ultramid Endure in blow molding grade

BASF is introducing a blow-molding grade of Ultramid Endure. Called Ultramid Endure D5G3 BM, the new grade closes the gap of efficiently manufacturing pipes by blow molding.

New data from broad recombinant clinical development program at ISTH

CSL Behring to premiere data on novel investigational recombinant factor VIIa, VIII and IX therapies for haemophilia at the International Society of Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) Congress

Nitto Denko invests in Algotochip

The investment enables expansion of engineering and sales and marketing resources

Advance launches new stand-on scrubbers

Floor cleaning company introduces the SC 1500 REV automatic scrubbers

Miltenyi Biotec expands Asian footprint

World’s leading cell innovation company opens a new office in South Korea

China slaps anti-dumping tax on EU chemical

The Chinese government from Friday will collect punitive taxes of up to 36.9% from the EU on toluidine, an agent used to produce dyes, medicines, pesticides and other products

Minnesota feds probe Medtronic over Trade Agreements Act

Adults may expose newborns to pertussis

Whooping cough can be deadly for infants, but 61% of adults don’t know vaccine status

Your spoon could make you fatter

The appearance and type of cutlery can affect perception of a food’s taste, reports BioMed Central’s open access journal ‘Flavour’

The goal: Treatment for all bleeding disorder victims

At 50, World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) marks historic anniversary for the global bleeding disorders community whilst aiming to treat the majority worldwide with little or no medical options

Vitamin D may delay early puberty

Supplementation may delay precocious puberty in girls, reports a new clinical study presented at The Endocrine Society’s 95th Annual Meeting in San Francisco