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High-throughput screening of new anti-cancer drug candidates has typically been achieved by testing drugs on in vitro two-dimensional monolayer cell cultures grown on flat, rigid surfaces such as plastic. Read More

More data and opportunities—as well as expectations—make up today’s focus of analyzing images from microscopy. Read More

It happened so fast—moving from an era when sequencing one gene earned a Ph.D. to a day when sequencing got fast enough for clinical applications. Read More

Aside from the testing process, there are many ways in which laboratory workflows differ—from the way samples are submitted for testing, through their lifecycle, to authorization and reporting of results and invoicing of the work. Read More

Everyone who pays attention to science or technology knows that CRISPR is the hottest new method for customizing an organism’s genes. Read More

RLS: Tim, I remember when we worked together on HPLC at Varian Associates in the early 1980s. Read More

The discovery of new chemical compounds and biological drugs to enable the development of personalized medicines is creating the need for more innovative, efficient, and faster approaches to high-throughput compound sample management. Read More