What's Hot in Forensics and Toxicology - Special Feature
From rhinos to chemical warfare agents, we bring you the latest in forensics and toxicology
From rhinos to chemical warfare agents, we bring you the latest in forensics and toxicology
Porvair Sciences announces the launch of UniqSeq - a new ChIP-Seq library preparation kit
Learn from the latest research trends in this gene editing conference
Automated next-generation sequencing (NGS) solution increases efficiency and reduces manual intervention for up to 96 samples per day
Which new product, instrument or consumable has made the most difference to your lab? Nominate now for a chance to win a $500 Amazon voucher
Professor Jack Gilbert, Director of the Microbiome Center at the University of Chicago, explores the value of exploiting personal microbiomes to solve crime
From cancer cells to ocean microbes to Zika virus: Read the interviews that made the most impact in 2017
Failures brought to light by botched police investigation have led to tough new requirements for the manufacturers of DNA analysis products
Learn how to optimize FFPE sample preparations to enable successful downstream assays
Smokers may be predisposed to their habit because of the molecular make-up of their brain, research suggests.
Dr. Bruce Conklin, UCSF, discusses the potential of genome engineering as a therapy for genetic diseases
Scottish scientists have joined a Europe-wide bid to secure the future supply of Cyprus' finest food export - halloumi cheese.
Labcyte Inc., Wyatt Technology Corp., Erlab Inc., Specac and Bertin Instruments among the recipients as more top-rated products gain a coveted SelectScience Seal of Quality
Dr. Stephen Chanock, National Cancer Institute, shares the latest cancer epidemiology studies at the NIH and the team’s hopes of being able to predict and prevent disease
Registration is now open for our interactive webinar which will present the key benefits and applications of single-cell sequencing
Dr. Lewis Francis, of Swansea University, discusses ChIP methods used in his research on the role of epigenetics in ovarian and endometrial cancers