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First reported success from research that aims to grow human tissue in large animals
Questions asked about price paid for Swiss group and spin-off of promising new drugs
Deal has the untidy look that can result from late concessions
Danish drugmaker hails neuroscience breakthrough in breaching the blood-brain barrier
A wave of disruption looms for the country’s flagship industries — cars and machines — from Silicon Valley innovation
More than one-third of differences between individuals down to genetics, study finds
Acrylamide formed by cooking starchy foods for long periods at high temperatures
The technology entrepreneur talks about challenging bureaucracy
Leader is to set out industrial policy focusing on ‘critical national infrastructure’
Silicon Valley fears vilification like bankers for prospering at expense of everyman
Billion-dollar programme aims to cut vaccine-development time from 12 years to one
Trump’s environmental agency nominee concedes that climate change is no hoax
Move comes weeks after South Korea said it would slap $854m fine on the company
Whirligig research shows solutions to problems such as malaria may be under our noses
Japanese scientists fool biometric security system with off-the-shelf camera
Trump has threatened new tariffs as semiconductor sector receives large subsidies
Promotion of private vehicles over buses and trains expected to make congestion worse
Cost numbers around Swansea lagoon project are wildly misleading
UK retailers, currency traders, investment bankers, UniCredit and the President-elect
Autonomous vehicles will become a challenge for cities and governments
Variables that will affect the rate of adoption of robots and smart machines are huge
Rodents made to hunt and bite — or become placid — by switching neurons on or off
Powerful new apps are turning our phones into mobile medical clinics. Could this help solve the issue of rising healthcare costs?
Supporter says technology could provide 12% of UK electricity needs