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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

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

The main advantage of conventional cell sorters is that they are generally high-throughput, making them ideal for applications that require large numbers of cells. However, this comes with a drawback. Read More

For labs of all sizes, turning to next-generation microarray technology can unlock flexibility and efficiency, while reducing operational complexity. Read More

Taking a lifespan-based approach to allergy diagnostics is critical and has real operational implications for laboratories. Read More

While regulations such as FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and EU Annex 11 have long governed electronic records in pharmaceutical settings, the expansion of imaging technologies into QC applications is revealing gaps that the industry has to address. Read More

As therapies become more advanced and personalized, it’s crucial that diagnostic tools keep pace. Read More