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Take a look back through 2019 at the best content from our analytical community

Look back at some of the best life sciences content SelectScience has covered in 2019

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ETH researchers are making chocolate shimmer with rainbow colors by imprinting a special structure on the surface to create the effect

We look back at a selection of this year’s best interviews with some of the world's leading experts

Dr. Tatyana Polenova, from the University of Delaware, discusses advances made in HIV research thanks to nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and shares her hopes for the future

Experts Dr. Paula Hong and Jennifer Simeone review how each autosampler aliquots and delivers the sample and discuss their differences

Get expert advice on how to properly maintain sensors in order to achieve accurate titrations and minimize false results

The change of name is a contractual requirement of its divestment from TTP Group in 2018 with the backing of technology-focused investment firm Battery Ventures

The Bio-PAT network for SMEs and research institutions aims to establish cooperation to accelerate bio-processes technology development

New agreement allows Markes International Ltd to supply the novel sampling device worldwide for a wide range of applications

A complete spectral flow cytometry solution for the chinese market

A new cfPure Max kit from AMSBIO is now available for use on samples of 5mLs volume or greater

Researchers benefit from faster FIB-SEM sample preparation, more accurate 3D tomography, and greater integration in data reporting

Ziath’s new sample tracking starter kit for food research, production, and testing is designed to help improve food safety

Sechenov University and the University College Cork have developed a method for studying mitochondrial polarization in live cells and tissues

AMSBIO is advancing stem cell discovery with the GenePORTER 2 reagent for transfection

Researchers benefit from faster FIB-SEM sample preparation, more accurate 3D tomography and greater integration in data reporting

Researchers at Queen’s University, Canada, explain how their new core facility and its cutting-edge flow cytometry and cell sorting technology are accelerating cardiopulmonary research