Bio-Techne has announced the commercial release of novel DNAscope in situ hybridization assays
Pushing the spatial genomics frontier one biomolecule at a time from RNA to DNA
Pushing the spatial genomics frontier one biomolecule at a time from RNA to DNA
Christian Weidner reveals the balance set to become a laboratory must-have, promising precision, repeatability, and reliability at an affordable price
Senior application scientist Irina Fenton discusses the importance of scientific communication in both finding the right lab equipment and disseminating information
The collaborative partnership aims to communicate the latest advances in pharmaceutical science to accelerate the field and improve global health
Join us on Monday, November 9, to find out how to enhance your research capabilities through safer cell sorting & uniquely designed 3D culturing vehicles
Compact Spectrometer for Flame, Graphite Furnace & Hydride/HydreA Technology
MAXimum performance in nitrogen and protein analysis
Scalable single-molecule analysis could uncover low-abundance proteins and proteoforms critical for understanding complicated disease networks and therapeutic responses
Exploring food safety monitoring, USDA expert, Steve Lehotay, advocates for change, and highlights the need for innovation in current practices to enhance routine analysis
Novel column technology designed to put disease research and drug development on a more productive and efficient path
Discover the latest tools and techniques to expand your work in clinical diagnostics with expert-led presentations on high-throughput routine diagnostics, strategies for syndromic testing, point-of-care testing in pediatrics, and much more
University of Manchester researchers share findings from a study into the use of locum GPs in England
New findings at ADLM 2025 could remedy this failure
In honor of Lab Week, Ibrahim Kolo shares what it means to be one of healthcare’s silent heroes — working behind the scenes, saving lives through science
A new study provides important insights into patterns of antibiotic resistance (ABR) and how they vary widely in different river systems
In this expert guide, discover how to effectively overcome common microbial bottlenecks, optimize workflows, and consistently generate high-quality results
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
Explore resources and technology for wastewater analysis, DNA extraction, PFAS determination, and more