Collaboration unites a worldwide leader in the clinical diagnostics industry with one of the nation’s top research and healthcare institutions to address today’s healthcare challenges
Largest African genetics resource presented at ASHG 2018 annual meeting
Olympus AI algorithm could improve clinical pathology classifications
Findings presented at ASHG 2018 annual meeting shed light on the biology behind type-2 asthma
Visit booth #2017 during the Society for Neuroscience's Annual Meeting on November 3-7, 2018, to discover innovative solutions to advance your research
Findings reported at ASHG 2018 annual meeting describe new associations between environmental factors and pharmacogenes
Find the latest solutions to your separation needs at stand #G16
Royalty-bearing license agreement to commercialize a product incorporating the Affimer technology
ZEISS aims to deliver superior iterative reconstruction with OptiRecon
Rigaku’s KT-100S laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy handheld analyzer provides instant identification of difficult metal alloys
The GDN brings together leading diagnostics services providers to share expertise and drive worldwide diagnostics innovation
Over a third of exhibitors to introduce new laboratory innovations, services and solutions
Breaking down plastics into their constituent molecules can enable mixed plastics to be reused or recycled together
Applications now open for the Eppendorf Award for Young European Investigators
New investment supports intelligence research and student fellowships
Nitrogen gas generator installed in mobile laboratory for cannabis testing
Postnova Analytics has published an application study that describes a new method for quantification of liposome encapsulated drug using Centrifugal Field-Flow Fractionation (CF3).
Clinical study results suggest individuals with type I or II diabetes may achieve improved glycaemic control with Tresiba
New human hair cell discovery will make it possible to develop new treatment methods for hearing impairment
Nearly 50 years after our first steps on the Moon, rock samples from the Apollo missions still have a lot to tell us about lunar formation, and Earth’s volcanoes
