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The combined solution aims to enable researchers to reproducibly prepare samples of all types for mass spectrometry-based proteomics

Study by University of Manchester reassures patients that it is safe to take blood pressure medication during the pandemic

Launched on October 20, 2020, Starlab's new identity is a pledge to continue on its path to a sustainable future

The study leverages the Tapestri Platform to illustrate the single-cell atlas of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) with multi-omics, describing the clonality underlying therapeutic resistance

Extended range of services supports accelerated drug discovery and development using predictive 3D Liver-on-Chip technology

The collaboration aims to provide thin film researchers with tailor-made temperature controlled ellipsometers for a broad set of applications

The collaboration will focus on the investigation of clinically relevant molecular targets for use in the development of advanced diagnostic testing for epilepsy

Veklury is first FDA-approved treatment for COVID-19 in the US, and aims to shorten time to recovery by five days

Roche and Atea partner to jointly develop AT-527, an orally administered direct-acting antiviral (DAA) currently in Phase 2 clinical trials

The team are now working with a consortium of industry partners focused on manufacturing the solar thermal cells in high volumes

A breakthrough for rapid screening, the technology aims to bring a new level of efficiency and speed

As a cryogenic supplier, Air Products looks at the two main options when it comes to storing biological samples at cryogenic temperatures

Air Products highlights the main problems associated with aluminium containers and how upgrading to automated cryogenic freezers can improve long-term storage capability

Ultra-low temperature (ULT) freezers are vital when it comes to storing mRNA based vaccines

The hypercube algorithm aims to enable regular, cost-effective screening in multiple contexts

The company aims to meet the increased demand for approved media to maintain virus viability from sample collection to the lab

The Leo Foundation-funded study for first time identifies Sbi as the molecule that induces rapid release of Interleukin-33

The partnership aims to expand existing Monocyte Distribution Width (MDW) hematology-based biomarker to potentially aid in the rapid detection of MIS-C

The test uses a convolutional neural network to classify microscopy images of single intact particles of different viruses