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Partnership combines microfluidics, 3D live-cell imaging and AI in an accessible workflow solution

Thermo Fisher and Symphogen extend their collaboration using innovative and efficient workflows to improve data confidence, aiding the creation of new cancer treatments

Sterile disposable microbial air sampler heads ensure new Grade A zero biocontamination limits met for EU GMP Annex 1

Researchers find that cells trade mitochondria using heparan sulfate sugar bringing us a step closer to understanding the link between obesity and mitochondria transfer

First AI-driven research laboratory for multi-modal and multi-disease cardiac imaging established by a healthcare provider in Singapore and South East Asia

Researchers at JHU are excited to show their findings on this new material

The approach shows promise in providing novel treatments for cancers with limited therapeutic options such as chordoma

The collaboration aims to identify novel small molecule cMET inhibitors for non-small cell lung cancer

A study conducted on artificial 3D tissue models suggests that infections with several pathogens simultaneously increase the risk of cervical cancer

University researchers have developed a human nose organoid to study the interactions between human cells and viral infection

The powerful combination of 3D bioprinting and stem cell-based tissue engineering could enable new approaches to treating chronic kidney disease

HSCRB and Broad researchers use 3D, miniature models of the human brain to advance disease understanding

WuXi AppTec’s development and manufacturing platform will enable Orbit to generate peptides at small or large scale that incorporate chemical modifications to facilitate peptide optimization

New therapeutic target was able to suppress severe asthma in a model of the disease which doesn’t respond to anti-inflammatory steroids

The innovative instrument helps clinical flow cytometry labs automate end-to-end sample preparation

Its microspectrophotometers are now offered with enhanced photoluminescence microspectroscopy

New Inspyra module combines chemists’ expertise with exploratory capabilities of automated compound

University of Edinburgh researchers have found higher immunization rates among children during lockdown

The new inhalers would have near-zero Global Warming Potential propellant

Researchers at Cambridge have developed a material that could lead to self-healing robots

Agilent will integrate the technology into its lab informatics platforms enabling customers to automate GC/MS data analysis

New therapeutic is designed to inhibit the buildup of glycogen in patients with Pompe Disease