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The Antibody Revolution in Neuroscience
The use of immune molecules called antibodies in neuroscience research has revolutionized research. Download this infographic to discover how antibodies are used in neuroscience and how improvements in antibody usage can help forge a robust, reproducible future for the field.

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The Gut-Brain Connection
Biology is beginning to wake up to the importance of the links between our gut and our brain. In this infographic, we review how the gut and the brain are connected and the implications these links have for treating neurological and gastrointestinal diseases.

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Structural Biology
This infographic explores what structural biologists look at, the techniques used to solve macromolecular structures and the information that structural biology can tell us.

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The Big Freeze: Cryopreservation Benefits, Challenges and Troubleshooting
Download this infographic to discover more about cryopreservation, including its benefits, but also challenges and how to overcome them.

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Reducing Plastic in the Lab
In honor of Earth Day 2020, we have created this infographic which shares some useful tips for reducing the plastic footprint of your lab.

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Counting Sheep: Exploring the Disorders That Stop Us From Sleeping
In recognition of world sleep day 2020, we created this infographic to explore the different types of sleep and the sleep disorders that can plague us.

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The Birth of Change
Download this infographic to discover six ways that parents can be supported in STEM careers.

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The Visible Hero: Breaking Down Barriers
Download this infographic to learn the impact of unconscious gender bias on women in STEM and the global schemes that are celebrating female scientists.

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Women in STEM
Download this infographic for a global perspective of women in STEM.

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Mass Spectrometry in Neuroscience
Neuroscience has largely got by without dipping its toe into the pool of analytical chemistry. With the advent of faster, smarter MS tools, those days may be numbered, as MS-based techniques become an invaluable resource for studying the brain.
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