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The latest in omics research, from discovery and multi-omics approaches through to diagnostics development

Spatial Revolution: Harnessing Spatial Technologies In The Clinic For A Healthier Tomorrow

Envisioning a future where spatial technologies pave the way for more accurate diagnoses, targeted treatments, and ultimately, improved patient outcomes. Download our eBook today!
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Top R&D Stories of 2023

Through captivating articles, insight pieces, and spotlight interviews, we delve into the remarkable innovations, breakthroughs, and scientific marvels that have defined the landscape of research over the past year.
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Genome Editing

Novel System for Mice Sperm Cryopreservation Using Multilayer Insulation and Liquid Nitrogen

We sat down with the Co-director of Yale Genome Editing Centre of Yale University, Xiaojun Xing, to discuss his breakthrough cryopreservation method and his thoughts on the genome editing landscape.
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Spatial Biology

Spatial Biology: Key Questions for the Future

Our February discussion group bought together more than 40 key opinion leaders to debate the future of spatial biology. Spatial transcriptomics, single cell resolution and tissue preparation were among the key topics raised.
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Genome Editing

Genome Editing: Novel Technologies, Tools, and Translation to Therapeutics

Our February Omics discussion group focused on novel genome editing and how new technologies are being used to tackle the challenges of transitioning to therapeutic use.
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Digital PCR

Microfluidic Droplet-Based PCR: a Tool to Solve Challenges in Personalised Medicine and Cancer Detection?

In this commentary article, we present Dr Valerie Taly’s insights on the latest research into digital droplet PCR and the potential applications of liquid biopsy in cancer detection.
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Spatial Biology

Increase Your Understanding Of Biology With Single Cell RNA Sequencing

Presented by Bastiaan Bijl, Head of Business Development, Single Cell Discoveries & Jens Puschhof, Principle Investigator, German Cancer Research Center
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Single Cell Analysis

Characterization of HepaRGŽ cells grown in 2D or 3D culture at single cell level using the cellenCHIP 384-3’RNA-Seq Kit

The emergence of single-cell sequencing has opened a new field in analytical biological approaches particularly allowing to uncover cell-to-cell heterogeneity of 3D cellular models and preventing incomplete conclusions drawn from bulk cell populations
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Genome Editing

Full Human Gene-Replacement Mouse Models & The Future Of Neurodegenerative Treatments

In Conversation With Mike Koob, Associate Professor in the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology at the University of Minnesota
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Single Cell Analysis

Single Cell Transcriptomics: Computational Analysis and Data Normalisation

Due to the heterogeneity seen in both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell populations, single cell analysis opens up many new possibilities.
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Spatial Biology

The Molecular Landscape of SARS CoV 2 Infection in Tissue - A Multi Omic Approach

Presented by Tony Zucca, NanoString Technologies & Matthew Pugh, University of Birmingham
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Spatial Biology

Spatial Omics: Advancements and Use

Spatial omics is changing how we think about biology, giving us an unprecedented view into single cells and tissues.
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Genome Editing

Synthetic Gene Circuits & Their Relevance To The Challenges Of Genome Editing

In Conversation With Gabor Balazsi, Henry Laufer Professor, Stony Brook University
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Gene Therapy Development

Using ddPCR to Assess Gene Editing Therapies

When gene therapy goes wrong, it can have severe consequences. Dr Giandomenico Turchiano tells us how he can use ddPCR to catch those mistakes
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