Cryopreservation – Products

The University of Szeged is one of Hungary’s leading research institutions with a long history of pioneering scientific achievements. For generations, the university’s scholars have been focused on collecting and storing biological samples for educational purposes as well as for clinical, biomedical and physiological research.

Autoscribe Informatics is pleased to announce that the Garvan-Weizmann Centre for Cellular Genomics is using Matrix Gemini Biobank Manager in its day-to-day operations.

Ziath announce the Uno single tube reader – a powerful device packed with exciting features to make your sample management work with 2D barcoded tubes easier and faster.

AMSBIO has announced a new range of kits, media and reagents to assist in the development of cultured meat products - an exciting new area of food technology.

RareCan a novel company accelerating research into rare cancers, has announced it has received approval from the NHS Research Ethics Committee to establish its BioResource at Newcastle University.

Download this app note to discover a method that includes a new cooling feature which is an efficient way to maintain nucleic acid integrity post-extraction that does not vary in its ability to elute the sample extracts into tubes for biobanking purposes.

AMSBIO has launched STEM-CELLBANKER® EX - a next-generation cryopreservation product that eliminates the need for the traditional washing steps required in cell therapy product development.

Ziath Ltd. has made a new strategic investment to further support its expanding international operations.

NanoImaging Services, Inc. has hired its first Chief Operating Officer as the company continues to grow rapidly in response to increasing demand for cryoEM imaging services within the life sciences sector.

Dr. Kazuo Takayama from the Center for iPS Cell Research and application (CiRA) at Kyoto University (Japan) has given a unique insight into his pioneering research that has successfully modelled the SARS-CoV-2 life cycle in undifferentiated iPSCs - which were previously uninfectable.