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Pharmaceutical Equipment Markets Projected to See Strong Growth Through 2035

Flow chemistry, laboratory mixer, and industrial extruder markets are projected to grow significantly through 2035, driven by pharmaceutical continuous manufacturing, high R&D funding, and sustainability trends. Flow chemistry is expected to reach $12 billion, while laboratory mixers could hit $29.6 billion. Key players include Merck KGaA, BASF, and Lonza.

Scheduled Utility Outages at Biotechnology Sciences and Engineering Building

The Biotechnology Sciences and Engineering Building at UTSA will experience three planned utility outages: a steam outage on Feb. 19, a water outage on May 23, and a multi-day steam outage from July 31 to Aug. 2. These outages are necessary for repairs and maintenance, temporarily affecting lab equipment and water access.

Celltrion Presents Remsima SC Post-Hoc Analysis at ECCO 2026

Celltrion released new post-hoc analysis from its phase 3 trial of Remsima SC in IBD patients at the ECCO 2026 congress. The data showed rapid clinical response after treatment gaps and maintained efficacy over 102 weeks. The company also highlighted its unique offering of infliximab in three formulations.

White House Report Urges Shifting Research Funds Away from Universities

The White House issued a report urging federal agencies to fund scientific research beyond university labs, favoring individual researchers and multiyear grants. Critics call the plan a rhetorical move that could undermine the existing research enterprise, while the administration frames it as necessary for complex, large-team science.

New Studies Shed Light on How Epstein-Barr Virus Triggers Multiple Sclerosis

Two new studies clarify how Epstein-Barr virus may trigger multiple sclerosis: one shows a doubled CD4+ T cell response in untreated patients, while another reveals EBV-activated B cells cause brain inflammation in mice. Insights point to potential therapies targeting EBV-specific immune activity.

Eli Lilly Delays Retatrutide Filing, Pursues Biologics Application

Eli Lilly will file its triple-agonist obesity drug retatrutide in early 2027 via a Biologics License Application, seeking stronger market protections. Positive Phase 3 results showed up to 22.6% weight loss, while cardiovascular safety data raised some questions.

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