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Biomedical and health science research is currently a key topic. Combining basic and clinical research contributes to developing new drugs and therapies that make people healthier and improves their quality of life.
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Given the increasing global environmental challenges, life science research focuses on the aspects of sustainability that can potentially be translated into biotechnological solutions that benefit people and the environment.
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The human body harbours many molecular explanations for why some people become overweight. Solving the growing problems of metabolic diseases and diabetes requires more knowledge on the influence of what we eat and our lifestyles.
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Space fermentation? Scientists experiment with flavour that is out of this world
Could a spoonful of miso help astronauts feel more at home in orbit? In a first-of-its-kind experiment, scientists sent soybeans and mould into space to ferment aboard the International Space Station – hoping to boost not just flavour but morale. The results? A rich, roasted paste that rivals its Earth-bound siblings and hints at how body and spirit might be nourished on future space missions. This is not just about food – it is about flavour, identity and life beyond our planet.
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Genes – should they be changed or left alone?
In biology, a gene is defined as the sequence of small nucleotides that together comprise the DNA or RNA that encodes proteins – the real building blocks of life. The influence of genes has been discussed ever since they were discovered. The questions are many: what is most important – genes or the environment in which we live? Is it acceptable to manipulate genes – the code of life, if the goal is to heal people and provide food for them?
