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Battery material analysis and characterization is essential for ensuring optimal performance of all battery components. Download this guide to learn more about safety precautions and avoiding contamination.

Laboratories have intense energy and water operations and can have high emissions. Download this guide to learn how to calculate your laboratory's carbon footprint, optimize your purchasing, and reduce energy and water consumption.

This handbook offers a practical guide to end-to-end GCT workflows, featuring tips, tricks and solutions to support a variety of high-throughput applications.

This guide highlights crucial sample handling techniques and standards for IVT analysis.

Cell and gene therapies and regenerative medicines (CGT&RMs) offer remarkable biotherapeutic promise. However, developing and manufacturing CGT&RMs is no easy task, particularly when choosing how and where to deliver the production of a therapeutic.

This guide explores how researchers can make the most of the latest 3D imaging tools to generate high-quality, relevant results from their cell culture experiments.

Quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR) has become a staple of molecular biology laboratories worldwide. Download this guide to learn more about designing qPCR experiments, endogenous, negative and positive controls, and ensuring good data quality.

This guide highlights some of the key pathways that are commonly dysregulated in cancer. It also explores how dysregulation can lead to pathogenesis with examples across a broad range of cell and tissue types.

While magnetic beads provide a faster and easier solution than more complex, conventional methods, sometimes off-the-shelf solutions do not always offer the specificity or binding capacity required.

It is expected that within four to five years, biologics will comprise over half of the 100 top selling drugs on the market. However, the high cost and complexity of biotherapeutic development, as well as a dynamic regulatory landscape, still poses challenges to drug developers.