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How Green Is Your Lab?

This article explores how lab sustainability goes beyond equipment upgrades, highlighting practical strategies and cultural shifts that empower scientists to reduce waste, cut energy use and embed greener practices in everyday research.

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PAL System Micro-SPE Cartridges — A Green Solution

μSPE offers significant advancements in automated sample preparation by eliminating analyte dilution and the need for solvent evaporation or cartridge drying.

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Audit Trail Requirements for a Digitalized Regulated Laboratory

This article discusses options for reviews, the regulatory requirements and guidance for audit trails, audit trail design, procedures for audit trail review and explains how to apply ALCOA++ principles for effective review of entries.

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How Is AI Speeding Pharma’s Journey Toward Precision Medicine?

This article explores how AI is transforming precision medicine by streamlining drug discovery, improving patient stratification and treatment prediction, and accelerating clinical trials while highlighting challenges around data quality.

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How Is AI Speeding Pharma’s Journey Toward Precision Medicine?

This article explores how AI is transforming precision medicine by streamlining drug discovery, improving patient stratification and treatment prediction, and accelerating clinical trials while highlighting challenges around data quality.

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Spectral Flow Cytometry: What You Need To Know

Spectral flow cytometry is redefining how complex cell populations are analyzed. This guide outlines the most important considerations to run a spectral flow cytometry experiment successfully.

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Brain’s "Reset Button" Helps Us Remember Life as Events, Not Streams

New research reveals that the locus coeruleus, a tiny brainstem region, helps organize memories by marking event boundaries. Using fMRI and pupil tracking, scientists found it signals when new experiences begin, aiding memory formation.

One Patient’s Genome Could Transform Cancer Treatment

To accelerate cancer research, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released a dataset detailing the complete genetic makeup of a pancreatic cancer cell line.

Neurons Are Equipped With "Backup Batteries" for Times of Stress

A new Yale study has revealed that neurons – the energy-hungry cells that connect and direct activity in the brain – are equipped with “backup batteries” that kick in to keep the brain running during periods of metabolic stress.

Amino Acids Regulate How Cells Respond to Drugs

Amino acids work together to regulate the cellular response to certain drugs, which could help develop more effective and safer treatments, according to an international study.

Brain Blood Vessels Use Cell Network To Direct Oxygen Where Needed

Harvard researchers have identified a communication system in the brain’s blood vessels that directs blood flow to active regions. Endothelial cells send rapid signals through gap junctions to adjust vessel diameter and oxygen delivery.

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What Skills Do the Next Generation of Scientists Need?

Nine scientists from academia and industry offer their take on the crucial skills tomorrow’s scientists will need to thrive in an evolving research landscape, from AI to digital lab fluency.

Why Academic Publishing Must Change

Experts discuss how academic publishing must change to support open science, transparency and global accessibility in a digital-first research world.

Purification Technologies Advancing Downstream Processing of Biopharmaceuticals

Explore cutting-edge technologies and workflows advancing downstream processing in biopharma, driving purification efficiency and innovation in new therapies.

Resurrecting Ancient Antibiotics With AI

Presenting at Technology Networks’ Innovations in Disease Modeling 2025 event, Dr. de la Fuente outlined how his lab is using artificial intelligence to reimagine antibiotic discovery – by turning to the human proteome and ancient genomes.

What Could Lower US Drug Prices Cost the Rest of the World?

What happens if the US ties drug prices to other nations? Discover how the most-favored-nation policy could shake the global pharmaceutical industry.

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The Rise of Single-Cell Sequencing: A Window Into Cellular Diversity

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Automating NGS Workflows

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Is My Food Full of PFAS?

Thomas Moehring at ASMS 2025

Pushing the Boundaries of Mass Spectrometry to Advance Scientific Discovery With Thomas Moehring

Tatjana Talamantes at ASMS 2025

How High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry Is Powering Omics Innovation With Tatjana Talamantes

Chris Lock at ASMS 2025

Advancing Proteomics Workflows: Innovations and Insights With Chris Lock

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Accelerate Drug Discovery With HTS Cytometry

This how to guide explores how optimized HTS cytometry workflows can help streamline drug discovery, antibody development and advanced cell therapy research.

Expert Tips for Reproducible Neuronal Research

This guide provides field-tested strategies and expert insights to help achieve consistent, reproducible MEA results with human iPSC-derived neurons.

Accelerate Scalable Cell Therapy Manufacturing

This how to guide explores integrated strategies and technologies that support consistent, efficient and scalable cell therapy manufacturing.

Live-Cell Imaging Tips for Experimental Success

This guide provides essential strategies to streamline your live-cell imaging workflows and achieve reliable, reproducible results.

Advanced Solutions for Mining and Metallurgy

This guide highlights a complete portfolio of spectroscopy, chromatography and mass spectrometry solutions that support efficient analysis at each step, from exploration to refining.

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Advances in Food & Beverage Testing 2025

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Best Practices for qPCR and dPCR Assays in Cell and Gene Therapy Development

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Ask Me Anything

Ask Me Anything: Organoids

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Creating Space in Science: LGBTQIA+ Voices on Belonging in Pharma

Galien Forum 2025: A New Era of Collaboration and Patient-Centered Healthcare

Designing the Perfect Battery

Five Hidden Challenges in Lab Weighing – And How To Solve Them

Gut Microbiome Health and Cancer Risk – What’s the Connection?

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