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Top 10 Innovations: Honorable Mentions

Meet some of the products that didn't break into the Top 10 in 2013, but recieved praise from our expert judges nonetheless.

By The Scientist Staff | December 1, 2013

The RNAscope Multiplex Assay from Advanced Cell Diagnostics can help researchers generate fluorescence images such as this, of human breast cancer tissue.

Cytation3 from BioTek Instruments is a cell imaging multi-mode microplate reader that combines automated wide-field fluorescence microscopy and microplate well intensity detection using multiple detection modes.

SureCall from Agilent Technologies is the first software to let non-bioinformaticians independently process and interpret their next-generation sequencing (NGS) data, with an audit trail, for research use.

Certara's Cardiac Safety Simulator can make it easier for pharmaceutical companies to determine the likelihood that a new drug candidate could cause potentially-fatal, abnormal heart rhythms or arrhythmias before the drug enters clinical trials.

PerkinElmer's ChemDraw for iPad provides all the tools scientists need to capture and share chemical inspiration and innovation whenever they want and wherever they are.

NanoTemper's Monolith NT.115Pico instrument allows determination of affinity constants (Kds) in a matter of minutes, using a very small amount of sample.

3D InSight Human Liver Microtissues from InSpheroare are the first scaffold-free cell models that allow for more predictive, long-term and repeat-dose liver toxicity testing in-vitro.

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