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The team at the University of Edinburgh believe new therapies could be discovered before a vaccine becomes available

The new product line includes the MutaPLEX RT-PCR assay and ELISA kits to detect IgM and IgG antibodies

FLIR Systems' infrared thermal cameras are designed to detect elevated body temperatures and mitigate the spread of the virus

The detection of these antibodies could help indicate if a person has gained immunity against the virus and inform treatment decisions

Huber's high precision temperature control technology directed towards manufacturing test chemicals and PPE

The only FDA-approved test that measures G6PD provides key insight to inform drug therapy options

Promatics Technologies Nigeria becomes Autoscribe’s West African distributor

The serology immunoassay kit aims to help clinicians diagnose the coronavirus by analyzing the immune response against SARS-CoV-2

Emergency use authorization granted for new biomaterial collection approach

The strategic partnership with Australian National Phenome Centre (ANPC) aims to support the work of their researchers

Vehicle manufacturer utilizes infrastructure to expand production to face masks and gowns for frontline medical staff

With medical equipment in short supply, the 3D printing company steps up in coronavirus crisis

Adapted breathing aid developed by UCL, UCLH and Mercedes Formula One provides vital technology to the NHS

Alliance for the scale-up of a GMP manufacturing process and production of a coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) vaccine (ChAdOx1 nCoV-19) formed

To support the NHS in its efforts to fight the ongoing outbreak, engineers have teamed up to produce PPE visors

Curiox Biosystems and STEMCELL Technologies have announced a new method to safely prepare COVID-19 blood samples for vaccine research

Canadian biotechnology company STEMCELL Technologies has provided critical support to sequence the coronavirus, accelerating vaccine development

Dolomite and Mologic are working together to scale-up the manufacturing of nanoparticles for COVID-19 diagnostic tests

Researchers from King’s College London and Imperial College London have identified a method to manipulate ventilators to supply two patients independently