INSIGHTS

Government non-dilutive funding set the stage for the production of COVID-19 vaccines

Both in the field and in the lab, innovative technologies will help teams get answers faster

Exploring alternatives to animal research to understand biological processes in human health and disease

An overview of ultralow cold storage for laboratory applications

With Pfizer’s vaccine needing to be stored at -70°C, ultralow freezers will be a critical part of successful inoculation campaigns for some time

A customizable approach spares healthy cells

Researchers can benefit from the fruits of automation software

Unique wetland chambers and biogeochemistry techniques model the future of coastal wetlands

Diverse datasets are essential to prevent sex and gender imbalances

Zoonotic disease surveillance efforts aim to predict and prevent outbreaks

Forensic biologists link evidence and crimes using our unique genetic profiles

Advancing our understanding of how emerging contaminants and climate change can potentially impact our health

Knowing how to read lab reports is critical for you to get the best from your CBD product

AI can tackle big data and accelerate numerous applications in analytical chemistry

Exploring cannabis as a medicine from its ancient origins to present day

While not quite miniature human brains, organoids enable scientists to study the developing brain

Choosing the correct sheath fluid solution is an important decision for those responsible for the optimal performance of their lab’s instrumentation

Scientists are getting closer than ever to linking genotype and phenotype—with significant implications for the industry

A variety of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) diagnostic tests now exist, and a LIMS can help manage testing, reports, and patient information

Olive oil is an ingredient at high risk for food fraud, necessitating analytical testing to protect consumers