There is more data around than ever before. Arguably too much. This rise of Big Data has required a lot of changes in how we acquire and analyze data. But it has also forced us to improve how we visualize data. In this infographic we look at the scale of Big Data, and how we can use innovative graphics and even virtual reality to put it in perspective.

The pharmaceutical industry is facing pressures to optimize the drug discovery phase of the drug development pipeline. One approach to doing this is by adopting automation. Download this infographic to learn more about the benefits of an automated drug discovery laboratory.

Download this infographic to learn more about LC-MS/MS, the processes involved in an experiment using a DIA approach and how DIA produces a higher number of quantified proteins in a shorter analysis period than DDA.

Chromatography is an important tool in analytical chemistry, learn about how the different techniques in the field work and their applications.

Alongside its sister simulated realities, augmented reality and mixed reality, virtual reality has proved useful in research. In this infographic, we look at some of the most promising applications of these realities in the lab and beyond.

Renewable energies like wind power are essential tools in the battle for a greener, sustainable future. In this infographic, RS components explore how offshore wind turbines could power the world's major cities.

Download this infographic to learn the importance of ISO 17025 accreditation, the advantages to achieving this, and how STARLIMS can support your journey.

Predicting the future isn’t straightforward, but efforts to move research forward are happening in the here and now, and we can look to technologies in their infancy today that promise to become essential parts of research practice tomorrow. This infographic will investigate some of these technologies and the impact they could have on research.

National DNA Day honors the completion of the Human Genome Project in April 2003 and the discovery of the double helix of DNA in 1953. In this infographic we rewind time to explore the history of DNA and some of the landmark discoveries in the field of genomics.

Studying the proteome is not a simple task. This infographic summarizes the process by which complex proteomic data is gathered, streamlined and analyzed in a data pipeline.