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From AI-driven discovery to tightening regulatory scrutiny, the life sciences are entering a period of rapid, uneven change that will be felt first at the lab bench. Read More

When a single manufacturing deviation can delay life-saving treatment for a specific patient waiting for their personalized therapy, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Read More

Cell therapies hold incredible promise for treating diseases that have long been considered incurable — but they also face a litany of challenges that must be addressed before these treatments can become more broadly used in mainstream medicine. Read More

Microplate readers are staple instruments for any researcher conducting biological research. These analytical instruments are spectrophotometers that measure the light absorbance, fluorescence or luminescence of samples in multi-well microplates. Read More

Combining organoid technology with automation and artificial intelligence is helping scientists model human disease more accurately, reduce reliance on animal testing, and accelerate drug development. Read More

Despite decades of progress in diagnostic innovation, allergy remains one of the most under-tested and under-treated chronic health conditions in the world. Read More

We need to be able to gain deeper insights to better understand and, therefore, fight against potentially dangerous microbes. It’s important to prioritize technological and diagnostic improvements in order to fully enter a new era of microbiology. Read More