Latest Whitepapers

The diagnostic industry is a crucial pillar of modern healthcare. It equips clinicians with vital tools and provides consumers with a range of at-home testing solutions. This whitepaper features industry experts in discussing the key challenges in diagnostics and how to tackle them.

This whitepaper highlights how the latest software can help researchers overcome the uncertainties in drug discovery and enable efficient compound design, synthesis and progression tracking.

This whitepaper highlights how monitoring critical parameters with a 24/7 real-time, data-acquisition system can remove variables from experimentation, mitigate risk and increase research reproducibility.

This literature review explores the latest in 3D immune cell killing assays for cancer immunotherapy research.

This whitepaper highlights essential factors to consider for the successful manufacturing of gene and cell therapies.

High-intensity, high-volume cell cultures are an essential part of many bioproduction workflows – especially those operating at scale. However, aggregate accumulation, batch-to-batch cleaning and extensive sterility validation can all negatively impact overall workflow efficiency.

The preparation of process liquids and buffers for in-house bioprocessing can be complex and face many logistical challenges. Additionally, a failure to optimize operational efficiency can result in supply chain disruption, total cost of ownership (TCO) and quality control challenges.

This case study highlights how a CDMO at risk of a facility shutdown solved severe supply disruption problems with the help of an experienced sourcing service.

Single-use fermenters (SUFs) use disposable sterile plastic bags that don’t require the traditional high-intensity preparation of SS bioreactors, which are expensive and time-consuming processes.

Ultra-high performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) involves utilizing columns with submicron-sized particles and high-pressure flow, resulting in enhanced resolution and sensitivity when dealing with complex sample mixtures. Mass spectrometry (MS) plays a vital role in detecting and identifying analytes even at concentrations as low as parts per trillion.