NIST Traceable Temperature Sensors for Medical Refrigerators and Freezers
These certified sensors are necessary for facilities that need to have an audit trail proving their medical inventory is continually stored at specific temperatures
Biospecimens
BioIVT Now Provides Same-day Delivery of Fresh Leukopaks and Immune Cell Products in the UK and Overnight to EU Locations
BioIVT’s acquisition of Clinical Trial Laboratory Services (CTLS) and its London donor center is enabling this rapid turnaround time for high quality blood-derived immune cells for cell and gene therapy research
PHCbi Releases New High Performance Biomedical ECO Freezers
The new freezers offer outstanding reliability and unsurpassed functionality, with excellent safety and easy-to-use features.
2D Barcoded Tubes for Sample Storage at Ultra-Low Temperatures
Leak-free cryogenic tubes are of utmost importance to ensure sample integrity
Better Samples, Better Science: New Study Explores Integrity of Research Specimens
Degraded samples can produce spurious results in research
New Report Says Individual Research Results Should Be Shared with Participants More Often
Individual research results should be shared with participants more often, says new report that also recommends framework for decision-making
New ISOLUTE® HYDRO DME+ Rapidly Removes Matrix Interferences from Urine
The novel (patent pending) dual mode extraction (DME) methodology has been developed by Biotage to provide more effective removal of matrix components
Maximum Sample Safety, Minimal Footprint, Twice the Protection
The TwinGuard freezer from PHC is managed by a unique microprocessor digital controller designed for setpoint security, temperature display, and alarm function
Genohm and iSpecimen® Partner to Enable Their Customers to Seamlessly Connect Their Sample Inventories to the iSpecimen Marketplace
The partnership helps Genohm SLIMS customers quickly begin offering biospecimens and data to researchers who need them
Researchers Create Higher-Quality Pictures of Biospecimens
NIH scientists improve efficiency, speed, and resolution of optical microscopy