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Discover how rapid viscosity and rheology testing with minimal sample volumes can help make better formulation decisions.
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Discover how small molecule assemblies interact with protein aggregates to promote their breakdown  in neurodegenerative diseases.
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Understand how a human-relevant in vitro model can be used to improve next generation risk assessment (NGRA).
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Explore approaches to evaluate complex drug-induced liver injury and improve confidence in safety assessment.
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Join two days of expert-led discussions exploring spatial omics approaches that illuminate tissue architecture, reveal tumor ecosystems, and guide precision therapy development.
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Learn about common challenges and proper maintenance practices for catheterized rodent models.
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Learn how to distinguish true extracellular vesicles from similarly sized particles using affinity capture and immunofluorescence.
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Explore how advanced functional human organ models improve preclinical drug testing and toxicity evaluation.
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Learn the fundamental weighing principles and operational controls that support reliable sample preparation.
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Explore how emerging in vitro systems — built from primary cells, cocultures, and vascularized tissues — are improving translational research outcomes. 
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Learn the imaging strategies and best practices that support accurate analysis of 3D spheroids and organoids.
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Explore innovative methods to enhance RNA purification efficiency and ensure scalable, high-quality RNA production.
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Explore how antibody accessibility and custom development strategies can influence the pace and success of translational research.
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