This listicle uncovers spatial biology's journey, from foundational techniques to cutting-edge technologies that define the present.

Since its discovery 20 years ago, graphene has been a hot topic in materials science. But its potential uses span many more disciplines, including drug delivery, engineering, biosensing, energy, electronics and more.

Cell culture is a fundamental part of life science research, and a staple for many biological scientists. Traditional culture methods are well established, but advances in cell culture techniques often mean that long-standing protocols require optimization to avoid impacts on accuracy and reliability.

Biomaterials have already brought about transformative innovations that have reshaped patient care and disease management. Ongoing research is laying the foundation for groundbreaking developments, from new types of materials to novel applications.