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First ZEISS ZEN Intellesis solution enables segmentation of correlative microscopy datasets

Huber presents a new budget-friendly and economically chiller range

Find out how experts have been using this new imaging technology and read their verdicts on its performance

Read on to discover facts about your lab’s treasure trove – the -80⁰C freezer

Dr. Megan Allyse from the Mayo Clinic Center for Individualized Medicine explains why gene editing is not yet suitable for medical practice

Discover a new rapid, efficient and reproducible solution for a traditionally complicated method: released N-glycan profiling.

Failures brought to light by botched police investigation have led to tough new requirements for the manufacturers of DNA analysis products

Long-term effects of repeated fires on soils found to have significant impacts on carbon storage not previously considered in global greenhouse gas estimates.

Dysbiosis success triggers further investment and development agreement for additional microbiome tests beyond GA-map™ dysbiosis Test

In this webinar, experts discuss the important considerations to take into account when using biological buffers

TruePrimE cfDNA kit promises superior selectivity and preferential amplification

Lightweight, fast and highly-stable, PI’s new line of miniature precision positioning stages are easy to control and integrate into industry and research applications

Find out leading scientists' verdict of this automated ELISA workstation

Find out the secret to Wyatt Technology Corp.’s success as the company celebrates a Gold Seal of Quality for the DAWN HELEOS II

Study in metastatic triple-negative breast cancer presented at San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium

Dr. Michael Bianchi, senior lab manager at Empire Genomics explains the fundamental basis of a successful experiment – a protocol that works well.

Learn how to optimize FFPE sample preparations to enable successful downstream assays

Systems purchased by laboratories on four continents - and counting

New technique 3-D prints programmed cells into living devices for first time

Korean and American researchers develop a new method for making extremely short pulse lasers that could lead to precision eye surgery and material processing