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Sponsored Collections
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Precision medicine and cancer immunology in China
Researchers around the world are exploiting genomic and proteomic biomarkers in a clinical setting for the benefit of their patients. They hope their insights will advance the practice of precision medicine.
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Bridging the divide: Interdisciplinary research into vulnerable populations in China
Evidence-based recommendations are provided for specific disadvantaged segments of China’s society.
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Reimagining new energy vehicles: Research innovations at Tongji University
Researchers at an esteemed Chinese university test-drive electric vehicles that will soon come to a road near you
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Novel trends in immuno-oncology research: Advanced cell analysis for immunotherapeutic applications
Understanding the function and dysfunction of the immune system is essential for treating and preventing disease.
Webinars
Technology Features
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Live-cell imaging: Deeper, faster, wider
The latest in live-cell microscopy—multiphoton imaging, light-sheet techniques, and technology borrowed from Raman spectroscopy—allow researchers to study living cells in more detail with less effort. -
In vitro veritas: Biosensors and microarrays come to life
The rise of biosensors and microfluidics may one day make animal models obsolete. -
Biomarkers on the brain: Putting biomarkers together for a better understanding of the nervous system
Once elusive, biomarkers for mental illnesses and other brain disorders have been found--paving the way for earlier diagnosis and treatment. -
The singles seen: Sequencing gets specific
Single-cell DNA and RNA sequencing technologies are entering the marketplace. Here’s what researchers need to know before using them. -
Pumping up liquid biopsies
Novel purification and analytical techniques allow more tissue biopsies to enter the clinic.
Posters
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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.
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Artificial intelligence
Explore the world of artificial and natural intelligence.
Advertorials
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Pushing the frontiers of preclinical immuno-oncology
Mouse models and services from The Jackson Laboratory are driving oncology research forward.
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Boldly imagining the next 350 years
In 2018, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, will celebrate its 350th anniversary.
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The birth of “postbiotics”: Harnessing the power of lactic acid bacteria for human well-being
Research into postbiotics at Nitto Pharma may yield new products for health and well-being.
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Peking University: Drawing upon Chinese wisdom to serve humanity
As Peking University celebrates its 120th anniversary, we look back to see how the past informs the present and future.
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