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Webinars

Tackling mycoplasma contamination in biotherapeutic production
DNA-based testing is emerging as a sensitive way to uncover and control a hidden threat in biomanufacturing.
Characterizing lipid nanoparticles for RNA therapeutic development
Integrated multiomics and advanced nanoparticle analytics are improving how researchers perform RNA delivery, increasing therapeutic success.
Applying mass spectrometry in pharmaceutical analysis
Advanced analytical techniques are making it easier to detect and measure mirror-image drug molecules that can behave very differently in the body.
Rethinking cell-based screening for faster therapeutic discovery
New cell-based screening strategies are helping to overcome key barriers in speed, scalability, and biological relevance.

Explainers

Antibodies are shown as light pink and orange Y-shaped molecular structures against a light blue and purple background.
Monoclonal antibodies are life-saving therapeutics that can be used for a myriad of conditions from infectious diseases to cancer.  
A dark blue image of a test tube with a molecular structure highlighted against clear liquid is being held by a hand over a blue screen of written and drawn letters and figures representing drug research.
Informatics solutions break communication barriers in pharma-CRO partnerships, keeping drug development on the fast track.  
A 3D-rendered digital illustration of a molecular structure floating among red blood cells in a bloodstream environment.
By offering a rich source of insights into disease and drugs, metabolite biomarkers are at the forefront of therapeutic exploration.
An illustration of cells with orange nuclei and transparent cytoplasm
| 1 min read
Born to differentiate and heal, mesenchymal stem cells carry great potential for treating a wide spectrum of diseases.

Milestones

A 3D digital illustration of a viral spike protein on a cell surface, surrounded by colorful, floating antibodies in the background
Researchers continuously push the boundaries of what’s possible with protein analysis tools.
An illustration of bone marrow containing immune and hematopoietic stem cells
| 1 min read
In a journey fraught with heartache and persistence, medical research giants paved the way for successful bone marrow transplantation. 
Alice Moore, a researcher at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, first demonstrated that viruses could kill tumor cells in living animals.
| 1 min read
Since their discovery in the 1890s, viruses have intrigued scientists as potential cancer-killing agents.
An imaging mass cytometry image of the endometrium showing proteins
Interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation propelled transformative advancements in single cell proteomic analysis. 

Podcasts

A toddler sits on a woman’s lap. Both look at a smart phone propped up on the table in front of them.
| 9 min read
A new app relies on smartphone cameras and algorithms to check for signs of neurodivergence in children.
A microscopic view of the human heart muscle tissue.
| 10+ min read
After a heart attack, the damage is permanent — for now. Researchers are testing innovative ways to get the heart to regenerate muscle cells and fix itself.
A photo of a 17th century herbal medicine book from The Huntington Library’s collection.
| 10+ min read
Could the solution to antibiotic resistance already have been discovered? Microbiologists and historians probe medieval and ancient texts to find out.
A series of four eye irises are arranged in a line against a black background.
| 8 min read
In diabetic macular edema, senescent cells build up in the retina, leading to vision loss. A new drug forces these undead cells to die, healing the retina.

Ebooks

Image Alt Text	A laboratorian wearing blue gloves places a PCR sample into a real-time PCR thermocycler, the model shown is blue and white with a large digital screen.
From primer design to sample preparation, explore comprehensive strategies to optimize PCR throughput and reproducibility.
 3D illustration of two immune cells interacting with a cancer cell, surrounded by other cells in a red biological environment.
Explore the latest strategies researchers are using to improve the safety, delivery, and long-term success of cell therapies.
A syringe draws liquid from a glass vial, with several glass ampoules reflected on a glossy surface in the background
Explore essential thermal stability techniques to ensure the safety, quality, and efficacy of biologic drugs.
A scientist using a digital tablet with futuristic data visualization graphics overlaying the screen, representing advanced laboratory data management and analysis
Discover how to choose, implement, and optimize laboratory information management systems (LIMS) to streamline lab operations and ensure compliance.

Videos

GreenCooling
| 1 min read
Next-generation natural refrigerant cooling system for centrifuges, offering a lower Global Warming Potential and reduced energy consumption.
A 3D illustration of the tumor microenvironment showing a cluster of purple cancer cells surrounded by blue immune cells
Understand how the tumor microenvironment changes with age and contributes to cancer progression.
Mitochondria can modify their morphologies to meet the cell's energy needs.
| 1 min read
Mitochondria fragment and fuse to meet the energetic needs of the cell. Research shows that poorly regulated mitochondrial dynamics contribute to conditions such as autism.

Infographics

A 3D-rendered image of a pink and white twisted RNA strand floating against a green, blurred cellular background.
Discover a hassle-free path to obtaining long, complex plasmid DNA.
A black mosquito is shown on pink human skin against a blurred green backdrop.
Malaria continues to drive urgent research worldwide, with new therapies and tools emerging to combat the parasite’s complex lifecycle and global burden.
A molecular structure is shown in light blue, white, and clear 3D structures against a white background.
Current regulations and sample preparation strategies ensure accurate PFAS detection and compliance.
A drawing of cells and the process of autophagy and how that contributes to cancer.
| 2 min read
Autophagy in cancer is a double-edged sword: It protects cells from malignant transformation, but once tumors form, it helps them thrive.

Advertorials

A detailed image generated by SILA-integrated microscopy of the diverse biological structures of a lily flower
| 1 min read
A collaborative team overcomes the long-standing challenge of blurred imaging, illuminating once hidden details within the depths of thick samples.
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Image Alt Text	A laboratorian wearing blue gloves places a PCR sample into a real-time PCR thermocycler, the model shown is blue and white with a large digital screen.
From primer design to sample preparation, explore comprehensive strategies to optimize PCR throughput and reproducibility.
Tackling mycoplasma contamination in biotherapeutic production
DNA-based testing is emerging as a sensitive way to uncover and control a hidden threat in biomanufacturing.
Surface rendering of two interacting proteins (green and peach) bound together by a small molecule ligand at their interface, illustrating a protein-ligand binding event.
Learn how molecular dynamics, AI-aided design, and structural insights combine to reshape how therapeutic proteins are created, validated, and optimized.
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