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High-throughput screening (HTS) allows scientists to test thousands of samples at once. These samples can be of a wide variety, and include, but are not limited to, amino acids, chemical compounds or cells.
Kansas researchers secure NIH funding to fight antibiotic resistance

Kansas researchers secure NIH funding to fight antibiotic resistance

Malvern Panalytical launches Zetasizer Core – an industry first in biologics plate-based stability screening

Malvern Panalytical launches Zetasizer Core – an industry first in biologics plate-based stability screening

Advancing intracellular delivery with LumiPore®: A new approach to cell transfection and drug discovery

Advancing intracellular delivery with LumiPore®: A new approach to cell transfection and drug discovery

New tool amplifies and visualizes tiny protein changes

New tool amplifies and visualizes tiny protein changes

Choosing the right benchtop fluorescence microscope for your lab

Choosing the right benchtop fluorescence microscope for your lab

AI-powered analytics and experimental validation: Transforming target identification in drug discovery

AI-powered analytics and experimental validation: Transforming target identification in drug discovery

Unlocking the untapped 90%: Membrane protein purification as a three hours routine workflow

Unlocking the untapped 90%: Membrane protein purification as a three hours routine workflow

How to connect make and test for faster drug discovery

How to connect make and test for faster drug discovery

Building the next generation of DMTA for future-ready drug discovery

Building the next generation of DMTA for future-ready drug discovery

Directed enzyme evolution and the Nobel Prize: Making enzymes evolve in the lab

Directed enzyme evolution and the Nobel Prize: Making enzymes evolve in the lab

New high-throughput biological sensors track cellular lipid molecules

New high-throughput biological sensors track cellular lipid molecules

Scaling organoid workflows with automation and AI for drug discovery

Scaling organoid workflows with automation and AI for drug discovery

Advancing 3D imaging, automation, and phenotypic discovery with AI-driven high-content screening

Advancing 3D imaging, automation, and phenotypic discovery with AI-driven high-content screening

Accelerating drug discovery through AI, automation, and next-generation DMTA

Accelerating drug discovery through AI, automation, and next-generation DMTA

SLAS celebrates innovative new products, startups and scientific excellence at European conference in Vienna

SLAS celebrates innovative new products, startups and scientific excellence at European conference in Vienna

Harvard researchers outline roadmap to solve orphan receptor challenge

Harvard researchers outline roadmap to solve orphan receptor challenge

Sino Biological launches XPressMAX™ Cell-Free Protein Synthesis Kit, accelerating AI-powered high-throughput antibody drug discovery

Sino Biological launches XPressMAX™ Cell-Free Protein Synthesis Kit, accelerating AI-powered high-throughput antibody drug discovery

Researchers find new way to deliver drugs directly into cancer cells

Researchers find new way to deliver drugs directly into cancer cells

Stem cell model identifies promising therapy for inflammatory bowel disease

Stem cell model identifies promising therapy for inflammatory bowel disease

Where digital holographic microscopy complements fluorescence microscopy

Where digital holographic microscopy complements fluorescence microscopy

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