Just in time for the holidays, researchers in the UK have linked a chemical found in dark chocolate to anti-aging properties. read more

While automation exists in some steps of the cell line development workflow, shaking and incubation steps often remain in manual transient transfection and clone selection. read more

New research out of NYU shows high temperatures can lead to delays in early childhood development. This is a growing concern as climate change continues to bring extremes—including extended heatwaves. read more

It ensures that each result—particularly from balances—can be linked, through a documented and unbroken chain of calibrations, to a recognized standard, typically within the International System of Units (SI). read more

In a new study, the interdisciplinary team calculated that PFAS-contamination in drinking water costs the contiguous U.S. at least $8 billion a year in social costs by worsening infant health via pregnant mothers’ exposure. read more