Biotechnology researchers at the University of New England and its four university partners have made progress toward quality control in advanced cell and tissue biomanufacturing which could lead to the production and application of a biosensor — a more effective and efficient tool that has the potential to save lives, time, and money. Read more
UNE researchers at the heart of cutting-edge biotechnology advancements
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