Immunoassays span the spectrum of analytical biology, from basic research through medical diagnosis.

Scientists have used light microscopes for hundreds of years

In silico approaches streamline drug discovery

How to get repeatable viscosity measurements

The growing market for handheld raman analyzers features plenty of innovation

How hydrogen, helium, and nitrogen stack up

Methods are combined to reveal greater insight into samples

Turn your lab's liquid waste into gold

Reagents and methods improve, but therapy is years away

Sampling simplicity, but not without issues

Since it involves a tiny subset of human genes, exome sequencing is faster and more economical than whole genome sequencing

Automation seeks to reduce human contact, thereby gaining speed, throughput, and reproducibility

Adding a dimension to disease diagnostics

Reproducibility is the cornerstone of science. Sadly, the imperative to publish has made fools of more than one world-class scientist

According to research firm Market Research Future (Pune, India), the global biomarker test market will reach $16 billion by 2022