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In this exclusive interview, find out how one dedicated scientist at the University of Puerto Rico kept his lab’s prized Bruker NMR running in the wake of one of the most destructive hurricane seasons on record

OMNIC Anywhere cloud-based sharing and data analysis application facilitates collaboration through 24/7 access to FTIR spectrometers data

Copley Scientific joins IPAC-RS to drive innovations in the field of OINDPs

The next generation Thermo Scientific GENESYS UV-Vis spectrophotometer portfolio is optimized for usability and performance

New analytical solutions seamlessly deliver outstanding sensitivity and robustness to enhance productivity and compliance

New, easy-to-use analytical systems provide high-throughput comprehensive characterization and quantitation of small and large molecules

Discover 10 wonderful webinars popular with scientists across the globe in 2017 — and watch them on demand

Scientists at Charnwood Molecular recommend the Asynt DrySyn MAXI heating system for chemical reactions

Dr. Davy Guillarme, University of Geneva, presents a high throughput, high resolution RPLC method for efficient separations of proteins

Ralph McDade explains the importance of using ultra-sensitive immunoassays from Quanterix

Efficient analysis of intact proteins in a multi-user/multi-project walk-up environment

AI 'scientist' finds that toothpaste ingredient may help fight drug-resistant malaria

Multiplex biochemical assays, sometimes customized, help develop the toxicity profile and selection of agrochemicals before they enter the R&D process

Prof. Patrick Gunning, Thermo Fisher Scientific, LGC and BioTek among those recognized at SelectScience's special 20th Anniversary Awards Party

SelectScience is attending SLAS 2018 in San Diego, USA, where we will host the Scientists’ Choice Awards for Drug Discovery at our special 20th Anniversary Party

The Celigo system is a high-throughput cellular analysis lab solution designed to be easy to use for scientists conducting bench-top experiments in micro-well plates

A laboratory in Australia is using advanced spectrometry approaches to harness the potential of natural metabolites from marine invertebrates in drug discovery