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- 1Berlin Buyers Club demands access to updated COVID-19 vaccines●Der Berlin Buyers Club fordert in einem Offenen Brief die STIKO, den Gemeinsamen Bundesausschuss und Bundesgesundheitsmi
The Berlin Buyers Club has published an open letter calling on Germany's Standing Committee on Vaccination (STIKO), the Federal Joint Committee and Federal Health Minister Nina Warken's predecessor office, currently led by Linnemann, to make adapted COVID-19 vaccines accessible now. The group is demanding science-based vaccination recommendations and faster availability of updated shots for those who want them.
- 2Asean urged to adopt common standards for space sector▼Asean needs common standards for fast-growing space sector, says Science Minister
Malaysia's Science Minister has called on Asean member states to develop common standards for the region's rapidly growing space sector. The appeal highlights the need for coordinated regulation as Southeast Asian countries expand satellite, launch and space-related activities, ensuring safety, interoperability and shared benefit across the bloc.
- 3Nanomedicine to drive next generation of precision medicine, says Jitendra Singh▼Nanomedicine to drive next generation of precision medicine and personalised healthcare: Jitendra Singh
Indian Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh said nanomedicine will drive the next generation of precision medicine and personalised healthcare. He positioned nano-scale drug delivery and diagnostics as key to tailoring treatment to individual patients. The remarks were carried by DD News, highlighting India's push into emerging medical technologies.
- 4Jitendra Singh opens Rs 60 crore recombinant cells facility at BRIC●Jitendra Singh inaugurates Rs 60 crore recombinant cells facility at BRIC
Union Minister Jitendra Singh inaugurated a Rs 60 crore recombinant cells facility at the Biotechnology Research and Innovation Council (BRIC). The new facility is expected to boost India's biotechnology research capacity, supporting work on recombinant cell technology used in medicines and vaccines. The inauguration was reported by national media, highlighting the government's continued investment in science and biotech infrastructure.