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This article will explore how high-throughput technologies are continuing to advance research in the life sciences. It will also and highlight various areas directly benefiting, including drug discovery, genomics and molecular biology.

In this article, the latest in our “The Neuroscience of…” series, we investigate recent, leading theories about the emergence of language, the surprising phenomena that correlate with or might have preceded language, and what it means for our place in the animal kingdom.

In a recent study, a new multiomics method for analyzing the hPSC-CM metabolome and proteome is described, which could greatly help to advance the understanding of hPSC-CM biology. In this interview, the lead author of the study, Elizabeth F. Bayne, tells us more about the method and its significance.

This article explores challenges hindering broad adoption and application of emerging microbiome-based diagnostics and outlines recommendations for diagnostic developers to overcome these barriers.

This article explores the development of Terra, a new platform built in the cloud to enable a scalable, collaborative genomics research ecosystem designed for a variety of life sciences researchers.

While Neuroscience 2021’s in-person offering was cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the conference is still going ahead online November 8-11. Here, we pick a few highlights from the final day of the conference.

While Neuroscience 2021’s in-person offering was cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the conference is still going ahead online November 8-11. Here, we pick a few highlights from day three of the conference.

While Neuroscience 2021’s in-person offering was cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the conference is still going ahead online November 8-11. Here, we pick a few highlights from day two of the conference

While Neuroscience 2021’s in-person offering was cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the conference is still going ahead online November 8-11. Here, we pick a few highlights from day one of the conference.

Nanoparticle-based vaccines have emerged as a potential alternative to conventional and subunit vaccines. This article explores the various properties and advantages of nanoparticles which allow the design of vaccines with enhanced antigen presentation and strong immunogenicity.