Biotech

GuideAI secures exclusive imaging data from 2,100 US hospitals to train AI models across multiple vascular diseases.

David Horn exits Seer after six years as CFO, replaced internally by VP of Financial Planning Charles Endweiss from October.

Edinburgh CRDMO Ingenza deploys AI-ML protein discovery to serve pharma, chemicals and sustainable fuels simultaneously.

The fifth edition opened in Malham today with 1,289 registered investors representing $14.5tn in assets, though the opening-day deal total has yet to land.

A London co-innovation hub and cloud-first deal positions agentic AI at the heart of pharma's race to shorten the path from target

Emily Pilkington joins from HSBC Innovation Banking to head NatWest's life sciences and healthcare venture unit.

The AIM-listed AI solutions group absorbs a 1,200-person European language services firm, betting that enterprise AI still needs human cultural fluency.

Replexor Active targets a gap in weed control that has narrowed farmers' options as herbicide resistance spreads globally.

A $255m milestone deal routes a US gene therapy for inherited blindness into the Middle East, where consanguinity-linked RP rates are among the world

Silicon carbide filtration crosses into EGR vessel platforms, signalling broader regulatory pressure reshaping commercial shipping globally.

A new 25-year exclusive water licence for Grand Cayman locks in regulated infrastructure as record tourism reshapes island utility economics.

Galectin said a Type C meeting produced agreement on the primary endpoint and regulatory path for a full approval trial in MASH cirrhosis.

An Athens-Paris joint venture brings TotalEnergies into a 12-year LNG bunkering charter, embedding fossil-transition infrastructure into global shipping.

Cespira's HPDI fuel system will power Volvo's 13-litre engine on hydrogen, targeting European commercial launch before 2030.

A US recycler, a global packaging firm and a fermented-food brand together hit the first commercial food-contact milestone for dissolution-recycled polypropylene.

The Canadian subsea robotics firm is set to close a deal that consolidates six underwater-tech specialists into a single global platform.

A US patent allowance for powderised solid-state electrolytes edges Dragonfly Energy closer to nonflammable battery commercialisation.

A Taiwan battery maker and a Dutch aerospace startup are testing next-generation cells that could make 1,000 km zero-emission flights viable.

A European patent allowance for dry electrode manufacturing bolsters Dragonfly Energy's IP position in next-generation solid-state battery commercialisation.

A European patent for Beam Global's phase-change battery composite strengthens its IP position across defence, robotics and EV markets.