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Could Ketamine Help Tackle Gambling Addiction?

Could Ketamine Help Tackle Gambling Addiction?

Recruitment is now underway for a first-of-its-kind study investigating the potential of ketamine to fight gambling addiction. The new research will look to explore whether ketamine’s effect on human memory might be leveraged to break down the “superstitious thinking” that is common in gambling addiction, as well as lessen the general habit or compulsive urge to gamble.

Arrayjet – Inkjet Microarray Instruments

Arrayjet – Inkjet Microarray Instruments

Arrayjet provides microarray instruments and services to the pharmaceutical, diagnostic and life science industries. Our unique inkjet platform combines the fastest and most reliable instrumentation on the market with the versatility to print any biological sample type onto any solid substrate.

Thermo Scientific SampleManager XR software

Thermo Scientific SampleManager XR software

Scientists often need to work in clean room environments or in fume cupboards, or wear gloves and other personal protective equipment which makes it impossible to access LIMS simultaneously. Thermo Scientific™ SampleManager™ XR software solves these problems by enabling scientists to access and interact with the LIMS via a mixed reality headset.

Fully-Automated Enzyme Optimal pH Analysis

Fully-Automated Enzyme Optimal pH Analysis

pH is a critical parameter in method development and routine enzyme assay measurement. At the ideal pH value, called optimal pH, enzymes have their highest activity. Accurate and reliable determination of the optimal pH is important for successful enzyme assay method development.

Fully-Automated Enzyme Optimal pH Analysis

Fully-Automated Enzyme Optimal pH Analysis

pH is a critical parameter in method development and routine enzyme assay measurement. At the ideal pH value, called optimal pH, enzymes have their highest activity. Accurate and reliable determination of the optimal pH is important for successful enzyme assay method development.

Save Time & Sample – Automate ELISAs with Ella™

Save Time & Sample – Automate ELISAs with Ella™

Eliminate the challenges that come with manual ELISAs. Meet Ella™ — your next generation automated ELISA instrument from Bio-Techne. In just 90 minutes you get highly reproducible validated assay data with no manual steps.

News

Protective Shield Against Microplastics Produced by Tap Water

Protective Shield Against Microplastics Produced by Tap Water

Tap water produces a natural protective shield against harmful microplastics, which can help prevent household products such as plastic kettles from releasing them, according to new research.

Carbon Fiber Sensors Show How Our Body Moves

Scientists have created wearable, stitchable and sensitive sensors from flexible polymers and bundles of carbon fiber. Like our skin, these sensors respond to pressure and can measure body position and movement.

Protein Focuses Immune Attack on HIV-Infected Cells

Armed with a novel strategy they developed for bolstering the body’s immune response, scientists at Albert Einstein College of Medicine have successfully suppressed HIV infections in mice—offering a path to a functional cure for HIV and other chronic viral infections.

Songbird Brains Show How Practice Makes Perfect

Male zebra finches practice singing their courtship calls for most of their waking hours. But when an attractive female zebra finch alights nearby, the male bird will execute his song with practiced precision and speed. Now, neuroscientists have seen the circuitry of the brain that controls the bird’s practice sessions and his performance.

Brain Implant Helps Blind Woman See Simple Shapes

Newly published research details how a team of scientists successfully created a form of artificial vision for a blind woman using a brain implant.

Articles

The Neuroscience of... Creativity

The Neuroscience of... Creativity

Given the scale of human ingenuity, it has been no mean feat for science to define and study the neural basis of the creative process. In this article, the latest in our “The Neuroscience of…” series, we investigate the research that has attempted to understand where creativity emerges in the brain and why it exists in the first place.

The Full Picture, the Right Picture – High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry for Metabolomic Profiling

The key to discoveries from metabolomic analysis is acquiring a complete and accurate picture of the metabolome. This article highlights how HRAM brings this diverse population of molecules into focus.

Reconnecting at ELRIG Drug Discovery 2021

Technology Networks is delighted to be reporting – in person – from The European Laboratory Research & Innovation Group (ELRIG)'s Drug Discovery 2021 meeting. In this article, we explore the key themes discussed in the meeting's opening address.

Liquid Chromatography in the Biopharmaceutical Industry

Biopharmaceuticals have become invaluable tools for the treatment of a variety of diseases. Learn about the role liquid chromatography is playing in ensuring their efficacy, safety and stability, and the challenges these molecules pose for analysts.

Are Cloud Computing Services Combating Challenges of Data Security, Compliance and Flexibility?

In this article, we discuss the challenges and benefits of operating in the cloud, focusing on how this model ensures data security and compliance, creating a flexible and scalable resource for all laboratories.

Infographics

Optimizing Your Cryopreservation

Optimizing Your Cryopreservation

Data and Data Integrity

Data and Data Integrity

X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry: Ideal Monitoring for Above and Below

X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry: Ideal Monitoring for Above and Below

Videos

You Could Have a Secret Twin (But Not The Way You Think)

You Could Have a Secret Twin (But Not The Way You Think)

Are Human Burial Practices Messing Up Earth’s Ecosystems?

Are Human Burial Practices Messing Up Earth’s Ecosystems?

How To Communicate Science Effectively With Professor Yotam Ophir

How To Communicate Science Effectively With Professor Yotam Ophir

How To Guides

A Guide to Build Laboratory Success

A Guide to Build Laboratory Success

Building a new or relocated lab without infrastructure can be a daunting task. Not only understanding which boxes to check, but which lists to write can be overwhelming.

How To Pipette Accurately

Download this guide to learn how to avoid instrument damage, volume inaccuracies and sample and reagent contamination.

A Clear and Easy Guide to ELISAS

Download your guide to learn the answers to commonly asked questions such as what is at the core of your immunoassay as well as why use an ELISA over other techniques?

Why Single Cell Sequencing?

Download this guide to learn more about analyzing gene and protein expression, performing comprehensive immune phenotyping, mapping regions of open chromatin and much more.

How To Ensure a Successful Western Blot Experiment

Download this free guide to learn more about how to ensure a successful western blot experiment.

Webinars

Multiomic Approaches for Understanding Complex Disorders of the Human Brain

Multiomic Approaches for Understanding Complex Disorders of the Human Brain

Advances in Drug Discovery and Development

Advances in Drug Discovery and Development

Decoding the Developing Human Immune System

Decoding the Developing Human Immune System

Listicles

ICP-OES: Almost Fifty Years Young and Still Making a Significant Contribution to Trace Element Analysis

ICP-OES: Almost Fifty Years Young and Still Making a Significant Contribution to Trace Element Analysis

Contamination Control During Biopharmaceutical Processing

Ketamine, MDMA, DMT and Psilocybin: A Closer Look at Four Psychedelics

Therapeutic Antibody Engineering: Past, Present and Future

Three Advances in Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnostics

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