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Lab Sustainability: From Paperless Workflows to Energy-Wise Labs

This eBook explores practical strategies to reduce environmental impact while maintaining research integrity.

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App Note / Case Study

Leveraging Automation To Enhance Protein Analysis

This application note demonstrates how an automated parallel CE-SDS system can provide reliable measurements from 1 µL of protein crude lysate in just 30 minutes.

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Industry Insight

Making Single-Cell Functional Analysis Accessible to All

Today, single-cell technologies are not only dissecting genomic, transcriptomic and proteomic profiles but also enabling dynamic measurements of cellular functions. Bruker's new Beacon Discovery Platform could make this a reality for more labs.

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Neuroethics and the Future of the Animal Rights Movement

This article explores some of the reasons animal models are used in neuroscience and how this could change in the future.

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Neuroethics and the Future of the Animal Rights Movement

This article explores some of the reasons animal models are used in neuroscience and how this could change in the future.

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Modeling Tauopathy: How New Mouse Models Could Help Map Alzheimer’s Disease

While amyloid-beta has been a central focus in drug development, increasing evidence points to tau pathology as a more accurate predictor of disease progression. This is where the work of Dr. Naoto Watamura could be vital.

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Banking Data Reveals Early Warning Signs of Cognitive Decline

A recent study has shown that common financial behaviors, captured through routine banking data, can serve as early indicators of cognitive decline in older adults, up to a decade before formal diagnosis.

Earwax Biomarkers for Early Parkinson's Disease Detection

Researchers report the initial development of a system that inexpensively screens for PD from the odors in a person’s earwax.

Public Perceives AI Scientists As Less Prudent Than Climate Scientists

Respondents expressed concern that AI researchers are insufficiently cautious, especially when it comes to preventing unintended consequences.

Algal Blooms Reduce Life Expectancy for People With ALS

These blooms occur when cyanobacteria, also called blue-green algae, grows dense and out of control, producing toxic agents that can poison people and the environment.

The Role of the Myelin Sheath in Alzheimer's Disease

Researchers have identified structural abnormalities at the myelin-axon interface in Alzheimer's that may hinder electrical signaling.

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SMART Templates Break CRISPR’s PAM Barrier With 10× Editing Reach

Scientists have developed SMART (silently mutate and repair template), a strategy that dramatically expands the editable range of CRISPR targets by redesigning the repair template without changing the enzyme.

Alzheimer’s Risk Factors Examined in First North African Study

Read how the North African Dementia Registry will use multiomics data to reveal new insights on Alzheimer’s genetic risk.

Mitochondrial Mystery of Parkinson’s Protein Solved

Discover how scientists imaged the Parkinson’s protein PINK1, unlocking insight into its role in mitochondrial quality control and brain cell survival.

Persistence and Progress: A Scientist’s Path Through Adversity and Innovation

In this interview, Dr. Elizabeth Neumann discusses her journey into science, her research utilizing single-cell analysis and her commitment to mentorship and advocacy.

A Human Physiologist’s Journey From Lab to Leadership

In this interview, Technology Networks spoke with Dr. Joanna Bowtell, professor of physiology, nutrition and metabolism, to learn more about her decorated career, from pioneering research to leadership roles.

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Parkinson’s Disease Mechanisms and Therapeutic Advances

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Spatial Transcriptomics in Neuroscience

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How Proteomics Is Transforming Aging Research

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Exploring the Knowledge Transfer Programme

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Learn How the Brain Ages at the Cellular Level

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Wireless Implants for Simultaneous Stimulation and Recording of Neural Activity

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Lab Sustainability Strategies To Support Your Research

Download this guide to discover how to assess and reduce your lab's purchasing and waste footprint, integrate sustainability into your safety protocols and research practices and engage your team to drive collective impact.

Four Hacks for Culturing Neurons

Human iPSC-derived excitatory neurons provide helpful physiologically relevant cell models to investigate neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorders, although achieving healthy neuronal cultures can be challenging.

How To Build an Effective Protein Degrader

This guide highlights the four major stages of targeted protein degradation, the challenges at each step, and the questions you should ask yourself to ensure your final product will result in a complete protein degradation.

How To Address NGS Challenges

Download this guide to learn how to select the appropriate NGS method and sequencing platform, deal with samples of variable quality, and set up and manage the data analysis pipeline.

Fall in Love With Pipetting Again: Automated Liquid Handling

Download this guide to learn more about automated liquid handling solutions.

Webinars & Online Events

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Episode 4: Panel Discussion on Collaborative Initiatives

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Episode 3: Sustainable Technologies & Laboratory Design

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Episode 2: Energy Efficiency & Environmental Control

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How AI and Machine Learning Can Improve Scientific Data Handling

How To Get Started With Spatial Biology

Five Steps Towards the Human Cell Atlas

Five Applications of Single-Cell Analysis Technologies

Sequencing the Brain

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