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Dr. Manu De Rycker, a Principal Investigator at the University of Dundee, has been named as the newest winner of the WH Pierce Global Impact in Microbiology Prize

Explore the latest research from scientific posters presented at the SelectScience Virtual Microbiology and Infectious Disease Summit 2022

Connecting the clinical science community through a unique online conference – reserve your free place today

Complete, automated specimen processing system for front-end pre-analytics in microbiology

Microbiology tested, suitable for plant cell culture, suitable for cell culture, powder.

Joint consensus report includes organizational representation from AMP, ASCO, ACCC and the CAP

New laboratory operating system revealed at the 2024 AMP Conference in Vancouver, Canada

Discover enzymes and applications to catalyze your research success

The 3rd generation BD Kiestra™ Total Lab Automation System offers flexible instrument to optimize lab space and streamline workflow

Catch up on talks led by world-class clinicians and scientists on the latest research, top techniques, and innovative technology

Join us online, May 17th, to discover the latest developments in the fields of microbiology and infectious disease

Explore the importance of quality control in beverage analysis and discover top tips to optimize your beer production workflow

The Ceres Nanosciences Nanotrap® Protein particles utilize affinity capture and size exclusion to attract and bind low abundance proteins, while excluding unwanted high abundance and high molecular weight interfering molecules.

In this guest editorial, discover the solutions that are driving the green revolution to make clinical laboratories more sustainable

Using the sustainable and non- toxic metals, sodium and iron, researchers have produced an eco-friendly process to develop organic molecules

The new formula incorporates genetic manipulation of the optical refractive index of live cell components leading to their use as molecular probes demonstrated for the first time

Scalable single-molecule analysis could uncover low-abundance proteins and proteoforms critical for understanding complicated disease networks and therapeutic responses