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We’ve reached a significant point in time where the interest in Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning and deep learning have gained huge amounts of traction - why? We are moving into an era where science fiction is now becoming fact and reality.

This article will describe the workflow, methods and equipment used for freezing, storage and thawing samples.

Researchers have recently developed a new type of switch for paper microfluidics made out of folded chromatography paper, published in Lab on a Chip. We spoke to Santosh Pandey, Associate Professor, Iowa State University, to learn more about the origami-based switch and the advantages it can offer.

Pathology will always remain a highly subjective medical specialty, but the more subjectivity we remove from the equation, the more we will achieve greater concordance on the correct diagnosis and, ultimately, better patient outcomes.

New in vitro cell culture methods, such as three-dimensional co-cultures of primary human cells that more accurately mimic the in vivo multicellular environment can, therefore, complement or even replace in vivo studies using animal models.

Deriving human neurons that control feeding behavior from stem cells, could lead to better treatments for obesity

A "hot topic" in the last few years, organoids are becoming very attractive tools to study human development and disease.

Vanishingly small levels and chemical similarities create a challenge for pyrethrin testing.

Characterizing the chemical makeup of cannabis certainly remains one of the key challenges in the industry.

Vanishingly small levels and chemical similarities create a challenge for pyrethrin testing.