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NGS library prep for hybridization capture

For in vitro diagnostic use

Director of Laboratory Services shares how the right quality control materials can help to improve the accuracy, efficiency, and reliability of patient diagnostics in the clinical lab

Discover the advancements in hematology laboratories, and explore the future of digital morphology, enhanced patient care and streamlined workflows

Learn how researchers at the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub are mapping the human cell to generate an open-source, interactive library

Dr. Patrick Hume shares his mission to investigate how cigarette smoke influences the role of pulmonary macrophages and reveals how his findings could help enhance future therapeutics

Find out how Emerald Scientific is bringing together analytical scientists to advance cannabis science

A look at some of the available companion diagnostics for breast, lung and colorectal cancer

Discover what it takes to set up an accredited COVID-19 testing laboratory and learn more about COVID-19 project delivery around the world

In this on-demand webinar, find out the latest methods for equines anti-doping analysis, and the analysis of challenging samples

Live-cell analysis can help ensure the efficacy of your critical quality attribute measurements

Watch this on-demand webinar to learn about the pragmatic approach to driving digital transformation and embrace technological advancements

Explore topics from immunoassays, immunotherapeutics and immuno-oncology to Raman spectroscopy, metabolomics, and COVID-19

Explore the intricacies of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals’ move from 9 crowded labs to a spacious research facility

An alternative to manual colony counting, our case study illustrates how automatic colony counters enable higher throughput and better sensitivity

Collaborations aims to tackle the coronavirus associated with human respiratory disease

New events to provide valuable content and practical solutions to boost experimental success within chemistry labs

Join us on Thursday, December 17, to learn ways to improve time to result in critical pathways such as sepsis