Custom Publishing
Special features from the Science/AAAS Custom Publishing Office
Sponsored Collections
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Smarter imaging: Gaining more from your microscopy experiments
High-throughput live-cell imaging has come of age, allowing researchers to study living cells in more detail and with less effort than ever before.
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Your Practical Guide to Basic Laboratory Techniques
Are your basic lab skills up to date? If there’s any doubt, read this!
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Kidney Update: Recent advances in FGF23 research
As research on FGF23 progresses, advances are being made in understanding the impact of its dysregulation and in identifying targets for therapeutic intervention
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Celebrating 125 Years of Academic Excellence: Wuhan University (1893–2018)
Wuhan University commemorates its quasiquicentennial and encourages opportunities for global collaboration.
Webinars
Sponsored Podcasts
Technology Features
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Shotgunning the messenger: Single-cell RNA sequencing
As next-generation sequencing of RNA scales down to the single-cell level, a ramp up of tools are hitting the market. -
ChIP off the old block: Beyond chromatin immunoprecipitation
Chromatin immunoprecipitation, now over 30 years old, modernizes to include emerging techniques such as gene editing and single-cell platforms. -
Protein expression, revisited
Pump up your protein expression with some new techniques. -
Replacing the replacements: Animal model alternatives
Micropatterning, 3D culturing, and gene editing are only some of the ways researchers have started to rethink animal models. -
Pharmacogenomics: Better drugs through better screening
The right drug to the right person may be closer to hand thanks to a growing field of individualized medicine called pharmacogenomics.
Posters & Infographics
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Infographic: Making the most of your antibodies
Tips on how to treat your antibodies with the care and respect they deserve.
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Taking the Perfect Picture: The Science of Microscopy Cameras
Take a trip through the inner workings of a digital camera. Discover how images are made and what variables are important in creating the perfect picture.
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The Human Cell
Learn about the intricacies of the subcellular proteome and how it helps us to understand the complex organization of the human proteome
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The Scanning Electron Microscope
Learn about the history of the scanning electron microscope and how SEM images are created.
Advertorials
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Democratizing data science in Japan
Kyoto University has introduced a new model for education in Japan
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Science Breakthroughs for Youth
A youth forum cosponsored by Tencent and Science discusses 10 Breakthrough of the Year topics aimed at youth and chosen via social media.
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Sharing ideas across borders: International lecture series promotes collaboration
The City University of Hong Kong honors the 80th birthday of its and France’s own Professor Philippe G. Ciarlet.
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Beautiful Campus, Beautiful Minds: Celebrating Wuhan University’s Past, Present, and Future
Now in its 125th year, Wuhan University continues to welcome domestic and foreign students.
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