Search results for "eppendorf"

Discover the latest tools and techniques to advance your work with lessons from leading experts on therapeutic proteins, 3D disease models, clinical analysis, and more

Discover the latest innovations for your analytical chemistry research

Deciding how to securely store your samples is an important decision. In this guide, discover some of our top tips for purchasing the right ultra-low temperature freezer to help ensure your lab maintains sample quality effectively and efficiently

The latest technologies and methods for the molecular biology lab

New products, application notes and videos

For the automated isolation of DNA from microbial and food cultures

Keep up to date with the latest techniques and technologies and techniques driving stem cell research into 2023

Three experts in lab digitization share how an open ecosystem solution can enable limitless customization for life science laboratories in order to future-proof research

Register now to discover new, expert perspectives on process design, scale-up, and product safety

Visit SelectScience at booth #1747 to cast your vote

Top rated products now visible at a glance as first Seal of Quality recipients revealed

Zymo Research receives a record-breaking four trophies in the latest awards recognizing the laboratory products scientists love the most

To be in with a chance of winning a $500/£400/450 € Amazon voucher, just tell us which new product, instrument or consumable made the most difference to your laboratory in 2017

High-quality and transparent disposable cuvettes made from polystyrene and acrylic

Let it flow! The new member of the Combitips advanced® family is eager to master highly viscous liquids. Even honey and other liquids with a dynamic viscosity of up to 14,000 mPa*s (e.g., glycerol 99.5 %, liquid detergents, collagen, oils, nail polish, shampoo, ointments) are not a challenge for the ViscoTip.

Our Reviewer in the Spotlight, Dr. Neha Mittal, reveals her drive to contribute to ending the pandemic and how SelectScience helped equip the lab to make it happen