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New facility enhances time-sensitive clinical sample processing for cell therapy workflows

SelectScience interviews leading experts at pivotal conference in London, UK

AI-powered fluorescence imaging predicts actionable lung cancer mutations without genetic testing

Leading experts from Geisinger and Cepheid to share practical strategies for improving gastrointestinal diagnostic accuracy and stewardship

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Automated sequential VOC sampling enables detailed analysis of aroma evolution over time

Understand the case for NHS pathology network transformation and the challenges facing UK labs

Cryopreserved human platelets to improve consistency in platelet-based research

Fujirebio Europe N.V. explains how the full integration of ADx NeuroSciences strengthens its end-to-end model for neurological biomarker development, from early discovery to routine clinical application

Comprehensive virus catalogue reveals two to three new human-infective viruses are identified annually, highlighting ongoing pandemic risks and the need for sustained global surveillance

Launches include the first commercially available singleplex eMTBR-Tau immunoassay, a novel pTau 217 assay for venous and capillary blood, and a fully automated instrument platform

Roche will showcase new trontinemab clinical data, Phase III prevention studies, neuroinflammatory research, and blood-based Alzheimer’s diagnostics including Elecsys® pTau217 and pTau181

New Vericheck ddPCR™ kits bring validated, ready-to-use quality control assays to the QX700™ Digital PCR platform

New program to develop rapid diagnostic test for rare Bundibugyo Ebola strain during largest outbreak on record

Screening tools are becoming vital in the fight against Candida auris, a rapidly spreading and deadly fungal infection with growing antifungal resistance

Combining proteomics with multiomics workflows is helping researchers move beyond single markers and toward a more connected view of immune dysregulation, patient subtypes, and disease activity