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Study: High-fat Diets Cause Gut Bacteria to Enter the Brain
A new study expounds on humans’ gut-brain connection, indicating that live bacteria from the gut can directly enter the brain—with potential implications for neurological health.
What’s Next for Laboratory Science in 2026
Laboratory science is entering a period of rapid transformation as automation, artificial intelligence, and new biological models reshape how research is conducted. At
20 Years of Data Proves Humans are Born Musical
According to a new study, humans are fundamentally musical, with our capacity for music rooted in biology, not just culture.
Common Reagent Makes Living Brains Transparent for Better Imaging
Researchers at Kyushu University have just—accidentally—discovered another function BSA is ideal for: turning a living brain “transparent” without disturbing function.
DynaPro™ ZetaStar™ Dynamic, Electrophoretic, and Static Light Scattering Instrument
Unique among its peers, the DynaPro™ Zetastar™ performs simultaneous dynamic and static light scattering or dynamic and electrophoretic light scattering (DLS/SLS/ELS) ...
Modernizing Lab Data Management with AI and Automation
Today’s environment demands that organizations deliver on three core principles: speed, accuracy, and compliance.
Researchers Develop 3D-printed Heart Model that Beats
Researchers have developed a 3D-printed model of the left side of the heart that contracts and beats, offering the chance for surgeons and medical students to rehearse important ...
Open-source Database Organizes, Scales Oncology Data
Researchers have created a novel database structure that allows investigators anywhere to more easily study multiple types of cancer data in one setting.
Gut Microbiome Linked to Heart Disease Precursor
Recent studies suggest that microbes in the gut play an important role in how the body produces, regulates and degrades lipids, but the connection isn’t clear.
Approach Moves Closer to Treatment Path for Rare Disorder with No Cure
Researchers have developed a potential new approach to treat Rett syndrome, offering early promise for a rare neurodevelopmental disorder that currently has no cure.