Latest EBooks
Your Guide To Developing Antibody-Based Therapeutics Efficiently
eBookDownload this eBook to learn more about monoclonal antibody-based therapeutics and how they are being used to treat diseases, such as cancer and
autoimmune disorders.
Cell Engineering 101: The Complete Guide to CRISPR Knockouts
eBookDownload this eBook to further explore CRISPR and its role in the generation of knockout cell pools and knockout cell clones.
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Vaccine and Virology Applications
eBookDownload this eBook to discover an alternative solution to traditional CPE assays for virology applications.
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Overcoming Challenges in High-density Cell Culture Harvesting During Antibody Development
eBookDownload this eBook to discover tips for overcoming challenges in high density cell culture harvesting during antibody development.
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The Evolution of Proteomics
eBookDownload this eBook for the the full collection of interviews from our 2019 series The Evolution of Proteomics .
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Advance Your Infectious Disease Research With High-content Analysis
eBookDownload this eBook to learn how high-content analysis can accelerate infectious disease research and drug discovery.
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Women in Science
eBookIn honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2020, we interviewed passionate female scientists working within a range of disciplines. Download this eBook to read the full interviews and learn how you can get on, and climb, the scientific career ladder.
Everything You Need To Know About Scientific Publishing
eBookThis eBook on the basic concepts of scientific publishing is intended to give an overview of how major aspects of the publishing system operate to, hopefully, simplify the process and allow potential authors to make better well-informed decisions for their research.
The Spectacular Small World 2019
eBookDownload this FREE flipbook to see some of the spectacular images from the 2019 Nikon Photomicrography Competition.
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The Spectacularly Small World
eBookDownload this FREE flipbook to see just how spectacular the microscopic world can be.
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