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New Software Automates Molecular Box Design For Drug Delivery
New software, called CageCavityCalc (C3), developed by researchers at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) and the University of Oxford is paving the way for new drug ...
How MRR Spectroscopy Overcomes MS, GC Challenges
By confronting the challenges that have long plagued MS and GC, MRR is not just an alternative—it’s a bold new frontier that redefines what’s possible in pharmaceutical analysis.
Inverted Microscope XY Stage Features Unique Locking System
PI has introduced a new microscope stage family designed for democratizing the advantages of ultrasonic piezo motor drive systems in super-resolution fluorescence microscopy.
AI PCR Method Promises To Accelerate DNA Diagnostics And Forensics
Flinders University researchers have demonstrated a novel use of machine learning that improves the quality of DNA profiling as well as improves PCR cycling condition efficiency.
New Covalent Organic Framework Synthesis Method Could Accelerate PFAS Remediation
Engineers at Rice University have developed an innovative method to synthesize covalent organic frameworks (COFs). COFs can potentially address some of the most significant ...
Combined XRD, XRF Spectrometer is Fast and Flexible
The ARL X900 XRF Spectrometer can analyze more than 20 elements in under 1 minute, offering speed and reliability.
LABTips: Essential Features of Laboratory Management Software
When selecting LMS for your laboratory, it is crucial to prioritize software elements that can significantly impact daily operations and contribute to operational efficiency.
UV Detector Designed for Peptide Synthesis, Flow Chemistry
Vapourtec has developed an online UV detector designed specifically for peptide synthesis and flow chemistry applications.
Buyer’s Guide: Automated Cell Counters
When purchasing a new automated cell counter, first consider your research applications—both current and future.
Stencil Masking Reduces Production Costs Of Laser-induced Graphene Sensors
University of Hawai?i at Manoa researchers have developed a novel technique to develop wearable health sensors in a more accessible and affordable manner.