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Both inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy (ICP-OES) and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) are analytical techniques important for the analysis of trace elements in a host of mediums. Download this infographic to learn more about these techniques and their uses.

Download this infographic to discover what the microbiome is, why it's important and how we can learn more from harnessing the power of sequencing.

Download this infographic to uncover how innate immunity can be harnessed to fight cancer,

Download this infographic to learn more about innovative solutions for CAR-T discovery and development

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.

Often referred to as “mini-organs”, organoids are tiny self-organizing 3D assemblies of cells which show some physiological features of a specific organ. As an intermediate between traditional 2D in vitro cell cultures and animal models, organoids are a useful tool for several applications.

From car exhausts to building construction, from city-wide clouds of pollution to colossal power plants with billowing masses of smog, it can be easy to think of air pollution as something you leave outside when you walk indoors - but homes can have their own air quality issues.

There are lots of reasons to culture bacteria, many sources from which to culture them and diverse species with equally diverse growth requirements – some pickier than others. To give yourself a fighting chance at successful bacterial culture it is therefore vital to pick the correct culture conditions for your purpose and avoid contamination by using good aseptic technique.

Download this infographic to discover more about current food issues, trends and testing.

Download this infographic to find out more about what's in your food and the scientific communities responsible for developing food standards.