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Thermo Scientific TSX Series ultra-low temperature freezers reliably preserve stored materials in an environmentally and user-friendly design

Artel releases new software feature for the Multichannel Verification System

Integration expands automated, ultra-low volume dispensing capabilities across point-of-care diagnostics, clinical diagnostics and the life sciences, positioning customers for further growth

The robot is capable of running the experiments on its own, with minimal human supervision

Catch up on this virtual event to learn how to improve the efficiency and reproducibility of common protocols in your lab

Company’s RT-PCR kits and workflow solutions will continue to safeguard capacity for NHS Test and Trace laboratory

The seamless integration of AI into digital pathology workflows aims to improve quality and efficiency of cancer diagnosis

Industry-leading 3D ligand-based design approaches from BioPharmics will be available in StarDrop, Optibrium’s small molecule design and optimization software

Melanie Thom, owner of Baere Aerospace Consulting, provides advice on how to tackle misinformation in science and how reviews help maximize equipment budget

Learn how to optimize your biobanking processes for improved biological material quality, security and traceability

Improved sample safety and faster plate access for large-capacity microplate incubation applications

Labs processing 2,000 to 5,000 tests a day can finally enjoy the benefits of Total Laboratory Automation (TLA) with a compact workflow-automation solution that fits needs

CRAIC TimePro software can be used with CRAIC Technologies microspectrometers to measure the kinetic UV-visible-NIR and fluorescence spectra of microscopic sample areas

Sebastian Weber discusses the hot topic of digitized laboratories and why you should consider integrating software into your workflows

This innovative solution will become available for both core and microbiology labs

The addition of the PyroWave XM Fluorescent Reader complements the existing absorbance readers used in traditional LAL-based assays

Dr David McClymont discusses automated approaches to DNA assembly used at Imperial College London