SponsoredFunctional Immune Landscaping in Cancer Research and BeyondErica Tennenhouse, PhD | March 30, 2021 Functional single cell proteomics technology helps accelerate the development of curative medicine
SponsoredPreanalytical Automation in the Clinical LabErica Tennenhouse, PhD | March 23, 2021 Manual processing of blood samples is error prone and labor intensive. Automation can help
SponsoredSingle-Cell Phosphoproteomics Can Defeat Drug-Resistant CancersMiriam Bergeret, MSc | March 8, 2021 Highly multiplexed single-cell phosphoproteomics facilitate combination therapies to treat drug-resistant cancers
Advantages of Virtual Instructor-Led Instrument TrainingErica Tennenhouse, PhD | March 1, 2021 The tell-show-do training model helps laboratory staff retain knowledge
COVID-19 and Sepsis: Risk-Stratifying Patients Based on Their Immune ResponseTimothy E. Sweeney, MD, PhD | February 26, 2021 Host-response diagnostics that “read” the immune response can help clinicians make better, faster treatment decisions
SponsoredTraditional vs Expanded Carrier ScreeningErica Tennenhouse, PhD | February 18, 2021 Expanded carrier screening relies on high-throughput approaches to catch disease-causing variants that may elude traditional screening
SponsoredThe Utility of Saliva Samples for Mass Population COVID-19 ScreeningErica Tennenhouse, PhD | February 9, 2021 Saliva samples solve several challenges inherent to nasopharyngeal swabs
SponsoredTight Temperature Controls Are Crucial for COVID-19 Vaccine StorageErica Tennenhouse, PhD | February 2, 2021 Ensuring the vaccines aren’t exposed to adverse temperatures will be the biggest challenge for the -80°C Pfizer vaccines
SponsoredHow Precision-Controlled Environments Support Clinical Cell CultureErica Tennenhouse, PhD | February 2, 2021 As cell culture has gained more importance in research, it has evolved—and the incubator has evolved along with it
SponsoredAlleviating the Bottlenecks of COVID-19 Sample AccessioningDietrich Köster, PhD | January 28, 2021 Testing facilities have numerous opportunities to optimize their sample accessioning workflows
CRISPR in Cell Therapy: Will It Be Superseded by Base Editors?Jonathan Frampton, PhD | December 16, 2020 Base editors hold great promise for safer multiplex gene editing
Cold Storage Requirements for New COVID-19 VaccinesErica Tennenhouse, PhD | December 3, 2020 Demand for ultra-cold freezers soars as RNA vaccines are being developed
SponsoredThe Case for Saliva Testing in the Management of Female Hormone ImbalanceAron Gonshor, PhD | November 20, 2020 Saliva tests are a simple and cost-effective alternative to blood tests
SponsoredWhat to Consider When Choosing a Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) PlatformErica Tennenhouse, PhD | November 19, 2020 A comparison of performance, cost, ease-of-use, and turnaround time between two major PGT platforms
“Lights Out Science” Will Transform Precision MedicineAaron Hudson, PhD | November 4, 2020 A fully automated approach to -omics analysis is improving outcomes for a range of diseases
SponsoredThe Key to Increased Sensitivity in Liquid BiopsyErica Tennenhouse, PhD | October 27, 2020 Higher conversion increases data quality and accuracy of results
SponsoredThe Need for Precise, Accurate, and Sensitive COVID-19 TestsScott D. Hanton, PhD | October 23, 2020 Test kits on the market vary drastically in their limits of detection
SponsoredSolutions to Hemolysis in Point-of-Care TestingMaryBeth DiDonna | October 23, 2020 Improved processes and tools are needed to ensure sample quality
Breaking Down Data Silos in the LabClinical Lab Manager | October 22, 2020 How integrated data management systems can support diagnostic labs
How Labs Can Bolster Antimicrobial StewardshipAnne Beall | October 22, 2020 COVID-19 has emphasized the importance of rapid results from the laboratory