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From its expedited development to its far-reaching adoption, COVID-19 antigen testing is helping students and workforces safely return to daily life

Watch leading scientists online, July 19, to discover the latest techniques, cutting-edge technologies, and critical developments in cancer and immunology research

The Panbio self-test features a minimally invasive nasal swab and delivers results in as early as 15 minutes with no instrumentation, using proven Abbott lateral flow technology

Reduces common user errors by up to 40% and boosts out-of-the-box sensitivity by up to 80 times with MaxPeak Premier columns

Filter sample volumes of 10 to 100mL with these sterile syringe filters featuring a variety of membranes and pore sizes for most laboratory applications.

Dr. John Wilson explains how ProtiFi set out to develop solutions to all the problems preventing omics from delivering real clinical impact

The expanded team will support growth and development, and the commercialization of precision antibiotics to help overcome antimicrobial resistance

This innovative technology aims to improve acute care outcomes, particularly for myocardial infarction diagnosis.

Find out how CLINICAL24 supporter, ADLM, advances clinical laboratory medicine by empowering laboratory professionals

Explore Ziath’s range of sample tubes designed for the cryogenic storage of biological specimens

7 UK universities to acquire Helios mass cytometry systems to drive life-changing health discoveries

Acute and prolonged food-induced inflammation can increase the predicted risk of developing cardiometabolic diseases like cardiovascular disease, new research has shown.

Test delivers results in just 15 minutes with no instrumentation, using proven lateral flow technology with demonstrated sensitivity of 97.1% and specificity of 98.5%

Instrument breaks the boundaries of EV detection, providing access to new data points

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Scientists around the world have been celebrating after scooping prizes for sharing laboratory product reviews on SelectScience

Researchers investigate faulty versions of a gene called titin, carried by one in 100 people