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We hear from Brown University’s Dr. Michelle Dawson on why a fail-safe incubator is crucial for cell culture studies in cancer research

Scientists at Korea Institute of Science and Technology have found a way to obtain CT images without exposure to radiation and only using MRI

Deflux has enabled thousands of children to receive a highly effective, minimally invasive, same-day treatment for VUR

Scottish funding marks a major milestone in the creation of treatment for millions of sufferers of chronic inflammatory diseases

Explore how Froilabo’s range of ultra-low temperature (ULT) equipment can help ensure product quality and safety within the food industry

New sample preparation tool promises to provide higher extraction of proteins from cells and tissues with minimal cross-contamination

Vishal Gehlot, Senior Development Scientist at Beckman Coulter Life Sciences, outlines key flow cytometry challenges faced by researchers and solutions to overcome them

An alternative to tube welding for small-volume biopharma processing

New partnership will focus on validation of novel organ-on-a-chip infection models to develop the next generation of COVID-19 research tools

OEM versions of its DRI detector will enhance the performance of HPLC and GPC/SEC systems

The first patients have been enrolled in this trial to help treatment for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)

The BioChromato Smart Evaporator C10 has seen an increased uptake in labs across the world as it promises to improve sample preparation practices

Chemists of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz develop a method for producing cement by milling instead of burning lime, which harms the environment

Variohm EuroSensor has launched a new polyimide sleeved NTC thermistor aimed at high-sensitivity medical instrumentation.

Hear from leading experts and explore tools to advance your work using 3D cell culture

Researchers from King’s College London provide a clue as to why patients with CHARGE syndrome are deaf

Study finds blocking or hiding facial movement can affect sharing of emotions and social interaction

The innovative technique can offer a more effective approach to radiotherapy