2016 BINDER Innovation Prize: Research into Egg Cell Defects
Dr. Melina Schuh has been awarded the BINDER Innovation Prize for her research into the development of fertile egg cells in mammals
Dr. Melina Schuh has been awarded the BINDER Innovation Prize for her research into the development of fertile egg cells in mammals
Exhibitor highlights from ESCMID’s annual congress in Amsterdam
Life science companies combine expertise to enhance transcriptome research
Reduce your time to result with automated nano-imaging of large samples: image your serial sections fast and efficiently
Improving resolution and signal-to-noise in cryo-fluorescence microscopy with ZEISS LSM 8 confocal microscopes and Airyscan
Prior Scientific announce the new HZP series of adjustable rigid post mounts which provide an affordable, simple, flexible and stable solution for your electrophysiology applications
Special Issue of the Journal of Microscopy celebrates the future of cell imaging
Synergy™ Neo2 Wins Scientists’ Choice Awards® Best New Life Sciences Product
ImageXpress and MetaXpress High-Content Toolset enables breakthrough Three-Dimensional assay development and Screening Workflow for cellular research
BioTek Instruments, Inc. presented with Scientists' Choice Award® at AACR
SelectScience® spoke to Professor Silke Christiansen, Freie Universität Berlin, and Helmholtz Center for Materials and Energy, about a new era of microscopy
Research published online in the International Journal of Cancer, shows the ParsortixTM System efficiently captures and harvests intact, viable circulating tumor cells (CTCs), including EpCAM-negative CTCs, to allow for broader downstream CTC analysis
Joins Dr. Beckman and Wallace Coulter as Fellows of American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE)
Agena Bioscience to provide Horizon’s human genomic reference standards to assess quality and performance of oncology-based assays on the MassARRAY System
iPLEX® HS chemistry enables multiplex detection down to 1% allele frequency
New platform enables researchers to rapidly identify cutting-edge anti-cancer drugs
Researchers’ use of ParsortixTM System for studies into multiple cancers confirms the cell separation technology’s ability to harvest viable circulating tumor cells for a broad range of downstream analyses