A liquid stable design improves laboratory efficiencies and productivity

A look at the technological advances that have simplified the use of flow cytometry in clinical labs

Lab automation can help labs overcome challenges exacerbated by the pandemic to increase testing

Challenges and critical considerations for the manufacturing of cellular therapies

An automated workstation can solve a range of standardization challenges for clinical labs

ctDNA assays can facilitate tracking of a tumor's response to treatment over time

Functional single cell proteomics technology helps accelerate the development of curative medicine

Manual processing of blood samples is error prone and labor intensive. Automation can help

Highly multiplexed single-cell phosphoproteomics facilitate combination therapies to treat drug-resistant cancers

The tell-show-do training model helps laboratory staff retain knowledge

Host-response diagnostics that “read” the immune response can help clinicians make better, faster treatment decisions

Expanded carrier screening relies on high-throughput approaches to catch disease-causing variants that may elude traditional screening

Saliva samples solve several challenges inherent to nasopharyngeal swabs

Ensuring the vaccines aren’t exposed to adverse temperatures will be the biggest challenge for the -80°C Pfizer vaccines

As cell culture has gained more importance in research, it has evolved—and the incubator has evolved along with it 

Testing facilities have numerous opportunities to optimize their sample accessioning workflows

Base editors hold great promise for safer multiplex gene editing

Demand for ultra-cold freezers soars as RNA vaccines are being developed

Saliva tests are a simple and cost-effective alternative to blood tests

A comparison of performance, cost, ease-of-use, and turnaround time between two major PGT platforms