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Read the Q&A highlights of our recent webinar on the importance of column pore and particle architecture for biomacromolecule UHPLC separations

Profit from established viral vector experience

A new application report from Rigaku demonstrates an EDXRF analysis method for compliance with U.S. EPA Tier 3 Gasoline performance-based testing protocols

Latest handheld technology from Rigaku will be featured at conferences focusing on emergency response, law enforcement, military and security industries

3M Food Safety’s next-generation molecular assay test for E. coli O157 (including H7) is 30 percent faster compared to the previous version

New modular membrane chromatography solution for large-scale applications

Emphasis will be on bioanalytical, food safety, forensics, pharmaceutical science, nanotechnology, say organisers of next year’s Pittsburgh Conference

EKF Quo-Test HbA1c analyzer successfully evaluated at Swansea University Diabetes Research Unit

Illumina becomes primary vendor of tumor variant interpretation and reporting software for pioneering population sequencing project

Advanced software solution promises superior manufacturing quality and supports effective decision-making

Assay now cleared for throat and rectal specimens for use on the panther system

By Guest Editor Jung Doh, Senior Applications Scientist, Beckman Coulter Life Sciences.

Learn how studying metal uptake at a single cell level is helping to assess cancer drug performance and create more effective therapies

Customized multiplex xMAP assays enable the development of efficient, cost-effective diagnostic tests for cancer and infectious diseases

Find out how BIOENSIS uses its novel 3D drug testing system to predict in vivo pharmacological reactions

Stewart Rudnicki, a member of SelectScience since 2009, explains what inspired him to become a scientist, his hopes for what science can achieve and why Neil deGrasse Tyson is his hero