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- ULQA Scientific at NCBB-26: Exploring the Future of Biotechnology and BiomedicineOn March 28, 2026, ULQA scientific participated in the National Conference on Biotechnology and Biomedicine (NCBB-26), a virtual event organized by the National Institute of Educational Research (NIER). The conference brought together researchers, innovators, and collaborators to share their latest work in biotechnology and biomedicine. Our Presentation We presented a poster on our recent study… Read more: ULQA Scientific at NCBB-26: Exploring the Future of Biotechnology and Biomedicine
- UPDATED: Transforming biomedical waste into a cell culture supplementEvery year, thousands of therapeutic platelet units reach the end of their short 5-day shelf life and are discarded. Even though they are no longer usable for patients, they remain biochemically rich. More than 50–60% of prepared platelets worldwide go unused for transfusion, contributing to biomedical waste. But what if these expired platelets could be… Read more: UPDATED: Transforming biomedical waste into a cell culture supplement
- Survey Report I: Foetal Bovine Serum (FBS) Usage and the Demand for AlternativesData collected between 25 March 2025 to 03 October 2025 Executive Summary This report analyses survey data from 65 professionals across academia and industry regarding their use of Foetal Bovine Serum (FBS) in cell culture. The data revealed a near-universal reliance on FBS, though a significant majority of respondents report experiencing issues with its use.… Read more: Survey Report I: Foetal Bovine Serum (FBS) Usage and the Demand for Alternatives
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