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“Surgery is turning from therapeutic to theranostic more and more… eventually intelligent surgery will be the treatment.”
Join SelectScience® CEO, Kerry Parker, as she speaks to Professor Zoltan Takats, Professor of Analytical Chemistry at the Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College London. In this episode, learn about the future possibilities of intelligent surgery, where AI and robotics assist surgeons with precision surgery and real-time decision-making, leading to improved outcomes for patients. Hear about the development of the iKnife and the challenges for academics in commercialising tools for the clinical lab. Discover the opportunities of moving from therapeutics to theranostics, which technologies will accelerate clinical research and how the future is a team affair. Join the conversation to hear about Takats’ personal mission to change how cancer care is performed.
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How cell image data is enhancing flow cytometry, enabling ground-breaking discoveries
In this interview, Dr. Daniel Vocelle, Assistant Director of the MSU Flow Cytometry Core Facility, explains how the Attune™ CytPix™ Flow Cytometer from Thermo Fisher Scientific is helping researchers make new discoveries in cell cycle analysis, endospore lifecycle, nanoparticle uptake in bacteria, and more.
Introducing the Agilent 6495 LC-MS
Discover the new 6495 triple quadrupole LC/MS system. This ultra-high-performance system has been designed for research and testing labs investigating large batches of samples. Equipped with the latest, innovative iFunnel technology, this LC/MS/MS achieves ppq-level detection limits for the most challenging analytes in heavy matrix, while providing high precision at sub-millisecond dwell times.
As the study of living organisms, life sciences spans a huge variety of topics and is the scene of some of the most extraordinary advances in science to date. In this special feature, we explore some ground-breaking technological advances such as spatial biology, artificial intelligence-based analysis, and omics research. Plus, we look ahead to find out where the next huge impacts might be felt.
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In this resource, RETSCH discusses the importance of sample preparation, from cell disruption to homogenization and pulverization, for various biological materials
In this article with Refeyn, explore an easy way to assess sample quality prior to cryo-EM analysis.
Learn more about a new instrument from Analytik Jena for multiplex assays in real-time PCR.
Explore the Opto Imaging Module profile M, a digital inverted microscope designed for microfluidic experiments in the life science and medical fields.
Over a billion Eppendorf Tubes have been sold worldwide since its introduction in 1963. Look back at the history of the Eppi®.
Illumina is celebrating 25 years of innovation. In this download, take a look at 25 of the greatest impacts that Illumina technology has made to date.
Learn how Lunaphore’s COMET™ can support users to understand the tumor microenvironment and classify different tumor types.
Discover the Attune CytPix Flow Cytometer, which now has automated image analysis for doublet discrimination, live-dead analysis, and more.
Learn how you can easily achieve quality mass spectra and MS images for intact proteins from tissue sections and for peptides using the Shimadzu MALDI-8020.
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