Man versus microbes – How can we reduce antimicrobial resistance?
In this guest editorial discover what remains in our arsenal to combat antibiotic resistance, and how HORIBA Medical is advancing responsible prescribing to protect patient outcomes
In this guest editorial discover what remains in our arsenal to combat antibiotic resistance, and how HORIBA Medical is advancing responsible prescribing to protect patient outcomes
Discover how the PAL System supports reliable PFAS analysis, from environmental testing to clinical and life science research
This guest editorial explores how emerging AI tools are significantly enhancing the utility of flow cytometry across life sciences and highlights how industry leaders must work together to overcome challenges
New next-generation in situ sequencing technology maps single-cell gene expression levels within tissue sections
Using iterative algorithms, OptiRecon aims to be the latest advancement in tomographic imaging with 4X faster results
Driving efficiency, flexibility, and creativity by automating liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry data analysis routines
Exploring microbiome-directed therapies, precision medicine with big data, health equity, and more
Agilent offers a new microplate product line to support cell culture and imaging. These high-quality polystyrene products provide superb optical clarity and comply with ANSI standards for compatibility with automated processing systems. TC surface treatment enhances cell attachment while the included lid maintains a sterile growth environment with low risk of cross-contamination. The product designs feature easy stacking, alp…
Dr. Nathan Ledeboer highlights how new antimicrobial combos and accurate susceptibility testing are helping fight against AMR
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Inspired by decades-old MIT research, the new technology could boost quantum computers and other superconducting electronics.