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ATCC aim to increase confidence in research with its new genome database

Learn how to optimize sample preparation and obtain quality data from a multiplexed, single-cell sequencing assay in this on-demand webinar

PolyScience President, Philip Preston, explains why DuraChill® is set to redefine the world of precise temperature control, in this SelectScience interview

Watch this webinar to find out how atomic force microscopy is being used as a characterization tool in the polymer industry

Watch this expert webinar to find out how real-time imaging is being used in cancer research to track gene expression

The Optical Differential Scanning Calorimeter will be showcased at booth #1054, November 3-6

Discover how scientists at Medicine Discovery Catapult are using biomarkers to tailor approaches to patient care, in this exclusive interview with Dr. Sally Price

Thermo Fisher Scientific's forum focuses on strategies to expedite biotherapeutic development and commercialization

New facility will be a major research and development hub for molecular spectroscopy

The diagnostic assay can be used to help diagnose patients with non-small cell lung cancer

Olympus will be showcasing its high-precision solutions for material analysis at the K 2019 exhibition in Dusseldorf, Germany.

Two New sets of barcode convert primers are optimized for Ion Torrent sequencers

EDXRF technology from Rikagu featured at the 2019 Gulf Coast Conference enables rapid elemental analysis of chlorine, lead and metals in crude, oils, gasoline, fuels, lubricants and waste metals

Introducing the new BRANDplate Insert 2in1 for 2D and 3D cell culture

PAA releases a series of new application notes to demonstrate the versatility and flexibility of its benchtop S-LAB™ automated plate handler

Thermo Scientific IonicX analyzer provides fast verification of ionic salts in the warehouse, saving time and money spent on lab-based wet chemistry or benchtop NIR testing

Understanding particle morphology and column chemistry contributions for HPLC and UHPLC analyses of PFAS

New technique could enable assembly of circuit boards and displays with more minute components