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Biosimulation Market

Biosimulation Market Set for Strong Growth: Key Trends and Future Outlook

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According to Medi-Tech Insights, the global biosimulation market is set to grow by 15-20% by 2028. This growth is fueled by rising demand for drug discovery solutions, the shift towards personalized medicine, expansion into new therapeutic areas, increased R&D investments, and advancements in AI and Quantitative Systems Pharmacology (QSP) technologies. Understanding Biosimulation: An Integral Component […]

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The Interoperative Radiation Therapy (IORT) Market Envisions Steady Expansion: Projecting a 6-8% CAGR.

Tony KingLeave a Comment on The Interoperative Radiation Therapy (IORT) Market Envisions Steady Expansion: Projecting a 6-8% CAGR.

Key growth factors for the IORT market include an increased need for precise and targeted cancer treatments, rapid technological advancements that enhance treatment efficacy and safety, and supportive regulatory frameworks that allow for market expansion. Furthermore, the rising global incidence of cancer, along with efforts to reduce treatment periods and improve patient outcomes, is propelling […]

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Global Point-of-Care Diagnostics Market Sets Sights on Substantial Growth: Aiming for 9-11% by 2028

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Growing rates of infectious illnesses, rising need for quick diagnostic kits, continuous technical development, and favorable government backing for point-of-care diagnostics equipment in important countries are the main factors driving the market. Point-of-care diagnostics, or POC diagnostics, are diagnostic tests performed on patients outside of conventional laboratories, usually at the patient’s place of treatment. These […]

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Peregrine will be launched on New Year's Eve: here are its objectives

Peregrine Soars: A Pioneering Christmas Eve Launch to Explore the Lunar Frontier

Stephanie ThompsonLeave a Comment on Peregrine Soars: A Pioneering Christmas Eve Launch to Explore the Lunar Frontier

This year, at dawn on Christmas Eve, a spaceship named Peregrine will fly towards the Moon. Initiated as part of NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program, this mission, which marks the first flight of United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan Centaur rocket, has historic implications. Lots of firsts This mission will go down in the history […]

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300 million year old fossils distorted by the formation of Pangea

300 million year old fossils distorted by the formation of Pangea

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Fossils discovered more than a century ago in Ireland were likely deformed by superheated fluids around 300 million years ago. These fluids are believed to have been released when Earth’s ancient continents collided to form Pangea. Details of the study are published in the journal Paleontology. Strange ‘dragon’ fossils These 320-million-year-old fossils (Carboniferous era) are […]

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A dieback of the Amazon simulated by the latest generation of climate models

A dieback of the Amazon simulated by the latest generation of climate models

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A study provides a better understanding of how the Amazon could react to climate change by the end of the century. Crossing a tipping point beyond which the whole of the forest would turn into savannah, for example, seems rather unlikely. The results were published in the journal Earth System Dynamics on November 24. The […]

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Marine life: towards an extinction worthy of the Permian-Triassic crisis in the event of inaction

Marine life: towards an extinction worthy of the Permian-Triassic crisis in the event of inaction

Tony KingLeave a Comment on Marine life: towards an extinction worthy of the Permian-Triassic crisis in the event of inaction

Unless we act quickly to limit global warming, nearly all marine species will be at high or critical risk of extinction by the end of the century. Also, there is still time to act to avoid these gloomy prospects. At least that is what a study published in the journal Nature Climate Change reports on […]

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Elephant seals to refine our understanding of the 'Blob'

Elephant seals to refine our understanding of the ‘Blob’

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By ingeniously taking advantage of elephant seals, a study has shed light on the mechanisms involved in the dynamics of the Blob, this exceptional marine heat wave that occurred a few years ago in the northeast Pacific. The results were published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans on July 4. The marine heat wave […]

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