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Dr. Josephine Bunch, UK Grand Challenge awardee, describes her unprecedented research into a tumor’s intricate architecture and shares her ultimate goal of mapping what’s inside a tumor

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Presentations on Open Aperture, Apertura's material transfer agreement program, describe how open academic access to TfR1 CapX can unlock innovation and collaboration across the field

New PTC Harmony thermal cycler line expands access to reliable, high‑performance PCR across academic and biopharma laboratories

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A study led by Karl Landsteiner University shows that the disease affects whole-brain communication networks, and that this may help predict survival

A next-generation PCR system designed to help labs manage increasing workflow complexity with greater flexibility, speed and confidence in reproducible results

Molecular diagnostics experts share why EQCs are no longer optional if you’re looking to elevate your molecular diagnostics

New portfolio enhancements reflect Bruker’s commitment to advancing integrated, high‑performance solutions that support laboratories in addressing evolving infectious disease challenges

In research conducted in mice, scientists identified a trio of existing medicines as promising candidates for treating a rare and severe form of infant leukemia caused by a genetic changed called KMT2A::AFF1

Oxford researcher Nina Dimova pushes pixel-by-pixel calibration and clustering to unlock nanosecond precision in particle tracking and electron microscopy

Prospective study published in Clinical Cancer Research shows that women >70 who tested Signatera MRD-negative could avoid surgery and remain progression-free

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