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Discover how Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany is helping to combine scientific innovation and environmental stewardship

Top talks from world-leading scientists and the latest resources in the field are now available on demand

Protect long-term 3D cell-based assays for toxicology, oncology, disease modeling and more

Associate Professor Allan Stensballe discusses the use of autoantibodies in precision medicine and the protein microarray technology enabling his research

Discover insights on topics from lab automation and drug development to clinical LC-MS/MS and point-of-care testing

The research team at Queen's has developed a nanomedicine that could offer a more effective approach to radiotherapy

Algorithms that problem solve by mimicking the process of biological evolution could accelerate progress towards artificial learning machines

the VOYAGER pipette range is generating more data in less time for HIV researchers

The new microfluidics platform, Biomark X, has a broad menu of applications and promises to streamline operations to reduce hands-on time

New kits offer the flexibility to work with glass reactors from different manufacturers whilst also promising to put minimal stress on vessel joints

The new A50 and A70 thermal cameras are being integrated into Teledyne's automation of data analysis

Dr. Michael Samoszuk discusses the benefits of high-sensitivity cardiac troponin POC assays and shares his views on how they will be positioned in future healthcare settings

Researchers will help by testing the concrete which could revolutionize the concrete industry

The European Union Reference Laboratory has published and continues to update the QuPPe method to combat pesticides in food

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We hear from Brown University’s Dr. Michelle Dawson on why a fail-safe incubator is crucial for cell culture studies in cancer research

Scientists at Korea Institute of Science and Technology have found a way to obtain CT images without exposure to radiation and only using MRI

Deflux has enabled thousands of children to receive a highly effective, minimally invasive, same-day treatment for VUR

Scottish funding marks a major milestone in the creation of treatment for millions of sufferers of chronic inflammatory diseases