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In this interview, Technology Networks spoke with Dr. Sophie Mayle, Dr. Paul Royle and Dr. John Cardone from Bio-Rad's custom antibody services team, to learn more about the developments and future directions within antibody innovation.

In this opinion piece, Philipp Koellinger explores the changes required to level the playing field and accelerate both scientific and technological progress.

In this interview, we learn more about Nuclera's eProtein Discovery™ system, cutting protein production to 48 hours, solving solubility challenges and accelerating R&D with a "fail fast, succeed faster" strategy.

Levi Rogers reviews organizational-level support for lab sustainability, including developing organizational sustainability commitments, employee reward programs and cross-organizational partnerships.

Cell and gene therapies are revolutionizing medicine. Looking to 2025, advancements in allogeneic therapies, streamlined autologous processes and broader applications promise increased accessibility and innovation in treating complex diseases.

As we discussed in our last post, the Role of Biobanking in Protecting Sample Chain of Custody, biobanks serve as biospecimen libraries as well as sample data, validation, and reference sources for both research and clinical labs.

This blog series will examine current and foreseen challenges for biobanks, as well as the systems and practices that mitigate these challenges.

Dr. Eric Kelsic, CEO and co-founder of Dyno Therapeutics, explains how AI could reduce the cost of gene therapy delivery to $0.

The Discovery Spark program aims to help upcoming biotechnology and healthcare companies grow. In this article, we take a closer look at some of the innovative technologies of this year's Discovery Spark cohort.

In this interview, Simon Wieninger discusses the critical role digital tools play in improving bioprocessing efficiency, how cloud technologies and data harmonization can overcome key challenges and the importance of maintaining robust data security.