Content by The Scientist

Technology with enhanced dynamic range helps scientists achieve accurate signal quantification across low and high concentrations.

Yvonne Tan from Nuclera shares how a microfluidic-based solution helps scientists tackle membrane protein production challenges head-on.

Billy Boyle from Owlstone Medical discusses the development of a novel breath test that could transform Pseudomonas aeruginosa detection in cystic fibrosis patients.

Ira Spector talks about his desire to discover immunomodulatory agents that treat disease by restoring homeostatic immune function.

Andrew Mancini from MaxCyte dives into data supporting a novel strategy for treating patients with sickle cell disease and the tools and technologies required to facilitate high-efficiency gene editing.

Ricardo Nunes Bastos from Oxford Nanoimaging (ONI) discusses how lipid nanoparticles are redefining drug delivery and highlights new imaging tools that are unlocking the delivery vehicles’ full potential.

Andrea Choe from Holoclara discusses her quest to develop novel drugs for chronic immune conditions by mining nature’s immunomodulators.

Nick Botwood from Syndax Pharmaceuticals explains how menin inhibition can impede leukemia cell growth in patients with specific genetic mutations.

New alternative methods and adaptable reagents help researchers reduce, refine, and replace animal testing in drug discovery and development.

Bispecific antibodies have a dual-targeting approach that is proving to be a game-changer in immunotherapeutics research and development.

Cyriac Roeding from Earli discusses a pioneering strategy that leverages programmable genetic constructs to force cancer cells into bringing about their own destruction.

For immunologists researching autoimmunity, antibodies are both vital tools and potential therapeutic agents.

Real-time imaging enhances fluorescence activated cell sorting (FACS) to help scientists overcome the cost and burden of validation.

New innovations provide scientists with easy access to robust and accurate control samples for quality control applications.

Modern microplate readers help scientists expand the scale and scope of high-throughput microbiology research.