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3D microscopy, new products and the very latest cancer research all recognized during a special ceremony at AACR 2017

Meet the couple combining stroke research & Alzheimer’s expertise in the hope of understanding mixed dementia

Learn how the team at NanoTemper Technologies is helping scientists design better assays and quickly generate meaningful results

Take a tour through the Crop Engineering Consortium’s high-throughput pipeline for creating nitrogen-fixing cereal crops

Guest editor Giorgio Carta describes what’s in store at this year’s International Symposium, Exhibit & Workshops on Preparative and Process Chromatography

Error-free vial labeling, time-saving modularity, and integrated data handling

How biological safety cabinets provide safety, durability and reliability for the medical treatment setting

SelectScience is excited to be attending AACR 2017, Washington D.C., USA

Discover why the Scientists' Choice Awards were a highlight of this annual science event

Learn about advanced sequencing applications at the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics

Deriving deeper biological insight and improving productivity in immune cell biology

Dr Jim Huggett, LGC & University of Surrey, discusses the results of a study into international inter-laboratory digital PCR

The ISPPP 2017, 37th Symposium and Exhibit will be held on July 19-21, 2017, learn more about the event in this guest editorial article by Dr. Barry Boyes & Dr. Ron Orlando.

Learn how tissue bioengineer Dr. Tang-Schomer is working to make personalized medicine a reality for brain cancer patients

Food packaging is subject to many regulations and challenges, learn how the team at global printing ink supplier Sun Chemical manages to stay one step ahead

Orbitrap inventor Prof. Alexander Makarov and anti-doping expert Prof. Francisco Radler among the winners recognized during a ceremony at Pittcon 2017

Watch the award-winning webinar series by Agilent Technologies

Read About the Pioneering Technique Published in Molecular Cell

Professor David R. Greaves, University of Oxford, UK, discusses the technology that is enabling him to research tissue repair and chronic inflammation in real time