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Unique Rapid Test for Detecting Beer Spoiling Bacteria in the Brewing Industry
The foodproof Beer Screening LyoKit can detect 31 different bacteria in one test
Sherlock Biosciences, binx health partner to develop first CRISPR-based point-of-care test for COVID-19
binx health’s proven molecular io platform combined with SHERLOCK CRISPR technology will enable rapid, accurate testing for SARS-CoV-2 in retail and near-patient settings
How Ultra-Advanced FIB-SEM Microscopes are Accelerating Materials Discovery & Design
Learn everything you need to know about ZEISS Crossbeam with these exclusive expert interviews and free article downloads
Dr Pam Doolittle on the Importance of Mycotoxin Analysis
Learn about the instruments Dr Doolittle utilizes in the laboratory to analyze mycotoxins
Navigating the complexities of cell-based assays in GMP QC testing: The journey to robust assays
Deepen your understanding of cell-based assays and the process of developing robust cell-based assays for GMP QC testing in modern drug development
New Material Could Capture Toxic Gases from Atmosphere
An international team of scientists has developed a material that can remove nitrogen dioxide gas and other toxic greenhouse gases from the atmosphere
New green materials for thermal energy storage identified in Diamond’s 9000th publication
Hybrid nanocapsules from renewable material hope to help cut carbon emissions
Drug discovery & development award winners revealed at SLAS2020
Bruker, FortéBio, Biotix and Molecular Devices among the manufacturers recognized in San Diego
Adjusting to Changing Regulation, Integrating New Technologies and Moving with the Times at ASHG 2015
SelectScience spoke to Dr Chris Gunter, ASHG 2015 Program Chair, about this year’s show
Bruker Announces New Phenomics Research Tools
Maximize success in biotherapeutic antibody development
Discover the key strategies and technologies for successful lead optimization in translational medicine, empowering your biotherapeutic antibody development with robust data and de-risking the path to clinical advancement
Electrically Charged Crinkles in Graphene Could Lead to Breakthroughs in Nanotechnology
Gently compressed stacks of graphene form sharp crinkles that carry an electric charge, which could be useful in nanoscale self-assembly and other applications
The automated cell counter that reduces plastic waste and minimizes environmental footprint
Learn about the cell counter that combines the low costs of manual cell counting with the high accuracy of automated counts
Novel research explores animal microbiome dynamics to improve livestock health
Why DNA extraction is key to characterizing the microbial communities that colonize the livestock gastrointestinal tract





















