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Q&A with Microbiology in Health and Disease Lead Editor Liang Wang at the Journal of Applied Microbiology

Integrated diagnostics and digital health platform aims to enable earlier intervention and improve outcomes in chronic kidney disease

Stable FGFR1 agonists aim to improve reproducibility and reduce feeding frequency in cell culture workflows

Discover how Edinburgh Analytical’s UV-Vis and fluorescence solutions are addressing the growing challenge of olive oil authenticity testing

The new project invites the public to submit soil samples from chemically impacted land to investigate how soil microbes evolve to break down or transform chemical contaminants

Recognizing the most impactful technologies and content across both life sciences and general lab workflow, as voted for by scientists worldwide

ClarosTechUV delivers commercial-scale performance in complex remediation conditions using PFAS concentrate from Lake Elmo Minnesota site

Lumipulse G pTau 217 Plasma test supports identification of amyloid pathology in patients with cognitive decline

As Candida auris and carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales rise, join us online to explore how emerging approaches such as next-generation sequencing and rapid susceptibility testing may support antimicrobial stewardship — plus, ask your questions in the live Q&A

MAIA integrates intelligent, context‑aware support into microwave digestion systems to streamline laboratory operations

Exploring how secondary ion mass spectrometry enables high‑resolution analysis of diffusion, ion exchange, and contamination in solids

New platform leverages the established Curator platform methodology to industrialize Lentivirus processes from concept to clinic

How automated workflows enable consistent, high-throughput zebrafish screening to advance chemical safety science

Despite advances in biomarker testing, real-world data shows progress is not translating into treatment decisions, with the largest patient loss now occurring at the point of treatment decision