Latest Compendiums

The journey from drug discovery to market launch is a complex and expensive pathway that typically spans several decades. There are many factors involved in identifying and designing a successful candidate at various stages of the development pipeline including screening, design, kinetics, scale-up and many more

Cell and gene therapies seek to correct the root cause of an illness at the molecular level. These game-changing medicines are reshaping how we address previously untreatable illnesses – transforming people’s lives.

Access this exclusive compendium for a selection of Technology Networks’ most popular content in this rapidly developing topic area including infographics, listicles, talk recordings and more.

Managing pesticides is imperative for us to preserve human and environmental health. Gas chromatography has quickly become the technique of choice to identify and quantify a diverse set of pesticides with high sensitivity.

Designing and performing assays that accurately measure the binding kinetics of biomolecular interactions requires highly technical skills. Hence, such methods can feel out of reach for many scientists.

In this special edition compendium, you can gain access to a collection of exclusive resources including an article, listicle, app note, two guides and two infographics showcasing applications of different sequencing techniques as well as how to overcome common challenges and enhance your sequencing workflows.

Diagnostic tests are at the core of medicine. Liquid biopsies in particular are incredibly valuable, giving a more holistic disease profile and making it easier to measure a condition over time.

With recent technological advancements, single-cell sequencing can now allow tens of thousands of individual cells from a single tissue sample to be analyzed, giving researchers an unprecedented opportunity to understand individual cell populations and their behavior in diseased tissue.

Elemental impurities contained in pharmaceutical products are getting more and more attention due to their harmful potential on patient health and impact on drug shelf life and efficacy. ICP-MS is an elemental analysis technology capable of detecting most of these threats at as little as a nanogram level per liter.

Many diseases have a genetic component; hence, next-generation sequencing (NGS) is a useful tool in advancing our understanding of human disease.