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Lab balances play a critical role in workflows, due to the foundational data for downstream analytics. However, accurate weighing results depend on an array of variables.

Download this infographic to learn more about the types of tumor heterogeneity, why heterogeneity can affect cancer treatment and how heterogeneity is linked to treatment resistance.

There are a host of parameters that may be assessed in the cell biology lab and the flow cytometer is a key tool in doing so. In this infographic, we explore how flow cytometry works, what analyses can tell us and the applications of flow cytometry.

This infographic highlights cutting-edge automated sample handling systems and software that are easy to use for both novices and experts.

This infographic explores the role of high-resolution GC-MS in pharmaceutical research and highlights the latest, sensitive solutions for a greater insights into the metabolome.

For over 150 years, wastewater has provided a rich source of data for tracking infectious diseases and informing public health decisions. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the scope for wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) has increased significantly and requires increasingly rapid, versatile and accurate detection methods to monitor the spread of disease.

This infographic takes a look at some of the benefits that liquid biopsies can offer and explores examples of recent developments in this field.

Biological and biomedical research used to be a field anchored down by the weight of time-consuming manual tasks. Involved and laborious wet-lab processes slowed output to a crawl.

But now, high-throughput technologies have ramped up the speed of science. In this infographic, we take a deep dive into how these technologies have changed the game.

Per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) are used in a broad range of consumer goods. Due to their extreme stability, they accumulate in the environment and organisms, posing a significant threat to human health. Hence, proper monitoring of PFAS is required to help mitigate these harmful effects.

Bottle assemblies play a crucial role in fluid transfer in a variety of laboratory settings. However, they can easily cause inefficiencies due to multiple component sourcing, purchasing, inventory and assembly requirements.