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50 Students from Around the Globe to Attend Society’s Flagship Event Conference Courtesy of Academic Travel Award Program

New technology enables production of biologically relevant cells to create human models for drug development

Maximize your chances of getting the best return on investment for your automation solutions

The UK trade show dedicated to the laboratory industry has launched free advance registration for visitors

Vist SCHWING Technologies’ booth at ACHEMA to learn about the latest solutions in production processes

Global provider of gene editing and personalized medicine technologies has launched a service for high-throughput gene expression analysis

CRISPR on-a-chip, digital PCR, and acoustic liquid handling steal the show at SLAS 2018

Prof. Patrick Gunning, Thermo Fisher Scientific, LGC and BioTek among those recognized at SelectScience's special 20th Anniversary Awards Party

SelectScience is attending SLAS 2018 in San Diego, USA, where we will host the Scientists’ Choice Awards for Drug Discovery at our special 20th Anniversary Party

The Celigo system is a high-throughput cellular analysis lab solution designed to be easy to use for scientists conducting bench-top experiments in micro-well plates

Revolutionary step forward in food safety as world's first project explores alternative approaches to sanitizing produce

To be in with a chance of winning a $500/£400/450 € Amazon voucher, just tell us which new product, instrument or consumable made the most difference to your laboratory in 2017

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

Discover methods to advance the pre-clinical development of novel anti-cancer compounds

Small, affordable and reliable S-LAB plate handler from Peak Analysis & Instrumentation makes lab automation more accessible

Jana Langhoff, Application Specialist, Tecan, answers your questions on the SciRobotics’ Pickolo™ Colony-Picker

BMG LABTECH reports successful development of new technology which allows reproduction of disease-specific settings in live cell-based assays