Latest Upcoming Webinars & Online Events

This online symposium will explore the tools and techniques being used to study diseases in the lab. Focus will be given to cell culture, organs-on-chips and key modeling strategies, as well as how research advances are enabling researchers to elucidate the underlying biological mechanisms of disease and support diagnostic and therapeutic development.

In this webinar, Professor Marius Wernig from Stanford University and Dr. Mark Kotter, CEO and founder of bit.bio offer an expert discussion on the pioneering research of cell reprogramming.

Discover two workflows that incorporate the latest technologies to make your daily routine in the lab easier.

Co-targeting of two receptors or ligands that are involved in modulating a patient’s immune system via a single molecular format provides advantages over the co-administration of two biologics.

Co-targeting of two receptors or ligands that are involved in modulating a patient’s immune system via a single molecular format provides advantages over the co-administration of two biologics.

The 2023 Agilent BioTek Augmented Microscopy Virtual Summit offers a unique opportunity to learn about a wide variety of research applications being performed across the globe using BioTek cell imagers and cell imaging multimode readers. The online conference format enables individuals to attend talks, interact with presenters, and learn about the imaging technology and software being used to generate each result.

Here, Dr. Riglar will discuss ways that we are using synthetic biology to solve this problem, and our quest to develop non-invasive living engineered bacterial tools – smart probiotics – to help us understand and control the gut and gut microbiota.

This inaugural event will showcase recent advances in the development of cell and gene therapies and the opportunities they provide for the treatment of disease and injury. Focus will be given to cancer immunotherapies and vaccines, stem cells, vector technologies and examples of genetic modification to treat a range of conditions.