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Belgium’s Bone Therapeutics secures €16M loan from EIB to develop new cell therapy-based orthopedic treatments 0
- Business, Europe
- July 29, 2021
A few years back, the concept of altering genes to treat disease was considered science fiction. However, it is now a reality. Thanks to technological advancements, numerous other cutting-edge approaches are reshaping how we treat and cure diseases. Cell therapy is one such approach that involves injecting new cells into a patient’s body to replace or repair
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Meet the 3 high-impact European startups that have won the 2021 Future Hamburg Award 0
- Business, Start-ups
- July 8, 2021
With more than 1.8 million residents, Hamburg, the second-largest city in Germany, has one of the highest startup rates per capita and more than 1,200 active startup businesses. With successful stories like About You, XING, Jimdo, and Wunder Mobility, Hamburg is an innovation driver and urban test laboratory for futuristic projects. Notably, Hamburg is also
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Women’s magazine VIVA to be axed after nearly 50 years 0
- News
- July 3, 2021
Publishing group DPG Media is axing ground-breaking young women’s magazine VIVA after almost half a century because sales have fallen sharply. The final issue will be on the shelves on July 20 and its associated titles VIVAMama, VIVA.nl and VIVA Forum will also disappear. VIVA started life in 1972 and became known for tackling feminist
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Privacy watchdog recommends schools, ministries ditch Google 0
- News, Technology
- June 23, 2021
Privacy watchdog Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens has recommended the justice ministry, schools and universities stop using Google services, such as email and cloud storage, because they don’t comply with European privacy laws, according to confidential documents in the possession of the Financieele Dagblad. The AP criticism of the American software giant was ‘unusually strongly worded’, the paper
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