Latest On-Demand Webinars & Online Events

This free-to-attend webinar provides new and experienced users with an insight into how microcalorimetry can complement existing techniques used to study reactions involving biomolecules.

Watch this webinar to discover more about method transfers and the effects of parameters and optical properties on them.

The manufacturing process for cell and gene therapies is complex and can contain process-related impurities from multiple organisms. A commercial host cell protein (HCP)-ELISA kit is often not available for the cell line or is not suitable for the specific process due to a low HCP coverage. Development of a process-specific ELISA can be unfeasible as the product often requires a short development time.

This webinar will introduce the native MS and lipid nanodisc technique as well as demonstrate how this approach can be used to directly measure the oligomeric state of protein and peptide complexes within intact model lipid bilayers. Ongoing studies on the M2 and E protein will be discussed.

Our December 3 online event, The Origin of Neurodegeneration, will feature an expert panel who will review innovative research that could lead to a deeper understanding of the basics of nerve cell function and failure. Register now to submit a question to our panel.

Dr Francis Boero from Gavenum and Dr Houssain El Aribi from Valens Labs will be presenting their latest research on latent lead in vape hardware.

This webinar will demonstrate Bruker’s fully integrated lipidomics workflow in MetaboScape and outline how novel 4D-lipidomics tools has been used to gain a better understanding of how a sphingolipid mutation in the C. elegans relates to an increased lifespan – or in other words, the fountain of youth.

Watch this free webinar to learn more about molecular diagnostic assay lyophilization.

Mucosal barriers are the gateways to all internal organs, serving to transport oxygen, nutrients, and waste and at the same time performing enormous feats of protection against infection and other hazardous insults. The explosion of interest in the human microbiome – especially but not only that in the gut – has driven new interest in building human mucosal barrier models.

During this webinar, we will discuss our hiPSC-derived cortical and sensory neurons, co-culture and their electrophysiological characterization using microelectrode arrays (MEA). The focus is on the development of disease models, co-culture, pharmacology and neurotoxicity screening.