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In this Teach Me in 10 episode, Curiox Biosystems CEO Namyong Kim explores how Pluto Wash technology makes cell sample preparation faster, more consistent and affordable.

Join Dr. Kelly Jin as she discusses new research on how our brains change as we age. Dr. Jin talks about a newly released dataset that reveals how specific brain cell types undergo gene expression shifts over time.

In this Teach Me In 10, Laura Skerlos, Senior Scientist at Sartorius, explores tools for labeling small EVs and monitoring live-cell uptake. Learn about MSC-derived EV purification, real-time uptake assays, and efficient analysis methods for EV inter

The Technology Networks team attended SLAS2025 and spoke with Richard Hammond, Chief Technical Officer at Sphere Fluidics.

This Teach Me in 10 will provide a high-level overview of biomodal’s bioRXiv preprint, 5mC and 5hmC are synergistic biomarkers for early detection of colorectal cancer.

In this episode, Simina Petrovan explores the roles and responsibilities of upstream process development in bringing novel and innovative molecules to market, providing a comprehensive look at its contributions to client success.

Designing an RNA-Seq experiment is a multi-faceted process that requires careful planning and execution. From selecting the right assay to optimizing library preparation, every decision impacts the quality of your results.

Take a virtual tour of the rapidly expanding biorepository space at Azenta Indianapolis, where advanced biobanking and sample management are changing the game for pharma, academia, biotech, clinical, and healthcare.

Our client from Cornell Veterinary Biobank, the first ISO 20387 accredited biobank, was looking for supplies and equipment to help improve their processes, as well as technological advances that would assist in QA and ISO standard compliance.

In this Q&A episode, Dr. Samantha Mendonsa discusses groundbreaking innovations like nanoball technology and versatile sequencing platforms that enhance accuracy, streamline workflows and support diverse research needs.