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Beckman Coulter Diagnostics launches software version 2 - enhancements improve flagging and streamline the quality control processes

ZEISS ZEN Connect provides information from all dimensions of a sample

Improved optical sectioning delivers higher resolution without the need to acquire a z-stack

SelectScience brings you scientific and technical takeaways from the 2018 AACR Annual Meeting

Berlin-based manufacturer of high-tech laboratory instruments KNAUER supports schoolgirls with their professional orientation

FORMA expands translational footprint in neurodegeneration with ARUK Oxford Drug Discovery Institute

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The new system aims to deliver fast, accurate results through near native-state cellular characterization, precise flagging and a 93% first-pass throughput

Digital solutions, food safety & security and sustainability all high on the agenda at 50th anniversary of analytical conference

The robust, easy-to-use system aims to boost patient care by combining many of the analytic strengths of a larger-volume instrument with the ease of a table-top analyzer

The novel insect protein expression system promises superior protein yields, consistent results, a streamlined workflow and scales from discovery to production

Prostate health index (phi) test to be exhibited at the AUA annual meeting in San Francisco

First-of-its-kind hematology-based test intended to alert emergency department clinicians to the risk of developing sepsis

SelectScience® brings you our recommendations on what not to miss at this year’s show

New technology could prompt a significant change for a spacecraft and satellites

Discover the cutting-edge ways science and technology are taking on infectious diseases to help make the future healthier

The findings will provide insights on the mechanisms of nutrient cycling in the ocean, which may lead to better organization and sustainability of fish farms

Artificial optical materials could allow cheaper, flatter, more efficient detectors for night vision and other uses