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A scientist looks at a bacteria culture - image courtesy of DFC. Antibiotic resistant bacteria are a significant concern for human-beings.

Melbourne scientists make breakthrough against antibiotic resistant superbugs

The Manufacturer Thought Leadership networks

Manufacturers sought to join The Manufacturer Thought Leadership Network

Contained air products make it possible for the safe undertaking of many important tasks including medical research and treatment of diseases such as Ebola.

What does the future hold for digital healthcare?

ComEd and The Remix Project Chicago are using music to encourage students to take an interest in STEM - image courtesy of DFC.

Healthcare graduates leading the way for digital health innovations

A cataract in a human eye which could be a candidate for this new cataract treatment - image courtesy of By Rakesh Ahuja, MD.

US researchers develop a new eye drop cataract treatment

TMMX Awards Crowd 2015

The best in UK manufacturing: TMMX Awards 2016 shortlist announced

GSK investment - Science Lab UK Research Innovation

GSK investment to form UK bioelectronics firm

A tool manufacturing floor manager analyses smart factory equipment using the Internet of Things (IoT) - image courtesy of Cisco.

Is creating a Smart Factory part of your business strategy?

The XSTAT-30 device. Xstat Image courtesy of RevMedX.

Xstat bullet wound syringe saves first life with sponge injection

Max Steinberg CBE, chair, International Festival for Business 2016.

30 days to International Festival for Business 2016

DNA - Scientists from Bioviva believe that the protecting or lengthening of Telomeres, which make up the end of every chromosome, could help slow down or reverse ageing - image courtesy of Adobe.

Bioviva CEO Elizabeth Parrish may have actually reversed in age