Alifax launches new spectroscopy system to identify bacteria in one minute
Reagent-free system identifies microorganisms from isolated colonies with minimal manual work and no sample prep
Reagent-free system identifies microorganisms from isolated colonies with minimal manual work and no sample prep
Researchers take first step to understanding of the potential impact of the microbiome on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
From rare pathogens to pandemic prevention, explore the latest techniques and technologies that are shaping today’s diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases
Fully authenticated and characterized materials to support reproducible research showcased
Meet the scientist working to address the critical need for more robust and standardized methods for the identification of marine toxins globally
Eppendorf’s new conical tube format of 25 mL is set to advance the world of conical tubes
Three Fraunhofer Institutes will jointly present selected laboratory and biotechnology topics at LABVOLUTION 2019
The Unyvero Platform allows rapid testing for a broad range of pathogens and antibiotic resistance markers associated with life-threatening infections in hospitalized patients
Relive the biggest stories of the month and find out what’s been making waves in the SelectScience life sciences community since the turn of the year
Find out how Merck KGaA’s Spectroquant® Sulfite test kits could save you time and money during the beer brewing process
New molecular assay enables rapid antibiotic resistance result to support use of cost effective and convenient oral antibiotic for gonorrhea treatment
Fully-automated BD Phoenix™ CPO Detect Test Receives U.S. FDA Clearance
Learn how photometry could save you time and effort with your beer analysis compared with traditional methods – and serve up a delicious, high-quality drink
Eurofins will use DuPont assays to identify probiotics at the strain level
Algenuity launches multidisciplinary renewables biosynthesis project under Horizon 2020 programme
ALS Environmental announces that it is now able to analyze samples for cryptosporidium and giardia at its Wakefield laboratory
NESDEP detects pathogens in less than 90 minutes, and aims to provide significant cost savings whilst reducing the incidence of foodborne illnesses