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Watch this webinar on demand to learn how to automate your immunofluorescence staining workflows

Achieve exceptional sensitivity and spatial resolution for working applications with the Thermo Scientific DXR3 Raman microscope.

Read exclusive interviews from experts in healthcare settings around the world, to discover how mass spectrometry is improving clinical diagnostics

Synthetic biology projects receive high performance microplate readers

ELRIG Drug Discovery 2023 at ACC Liverpool, UK (October 18–19) to focus on diverse thinking and new perspectives

Connecting the clinical science community through a unique online conference – reserve your free place today

The partnership aims to distribute Nanotrap® Magnetic Virus Particles that provide rapid viral concentration directly from raw sewage.

Prof. Ishii explains how high-sensitivity troponin I assays and a 1-hour algorithm can be best used for early diagnosis and treatment of myocardial infarction

Key topics to include COVID-19 and infectious diseases, diabetes, sepsis, cardiovascular disease and personalized medicine as the global clinical community comes together to make the future healthier

Introduction of new MALDI Biotyper sirius™ system with additional negative-ion mode to support MALDI research and RUO validation studies, e.g. for colistin-resistance testing

New experimental drugs reduce hot flushes in menopausal women by almost three-quarters in just three days

Research results highlight how the Idylla™ System allows for the analysis of small biological samples, including cytological specimens, giving healthcare providers critical information within hours so they can make timely treatment decisions

This article tells the story of Target Malaria, a project that is fighting malaria with genetically modified mosquitoes

The bottlenecks of manual ELISA are well known, but modern liquid handling tools offer a practical way to fix them

In sepsis, the delay of even one hour in diagnosis can mean the difference between life and death. What if a standard blood test powered by AI, could flag the risk before symptoms even appear?

Newly developed recombinant antigens are derived specifically from 2019-nCoV for use in infectious disease research and assay and vaccine development

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