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It’s late at night in Munich, Germany sometime in the late 2000’s. A man huddles in a dimly lit basement, painting. He paints at night after a complaint from the professors upstairs about the...

Think back to your childhood. When people asked you, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” what was your response? At a guess, if everyone did what they said they planned at age four, we’d...

Surely you’ve found yourself in a research situation where your experimental results left you scratching your head. Any type of lab work will sometimes do that to you, and Surface Plasmon...

Centrally located in the brand-new, swanky Minato Mirai Centre building in Yokohama Minato Mirai, Japan is NanoTemper Technologies’ newest tech-forward demo facility. Opened to support our...

In this six-part blog series, I’ll share interesting and practical cooking insights that I learned from HarvardX’s Science & Cooking: From Haute Cuisine to Soft Matter Science (chemistry). I’m a...

Proper assessment of protein stability is not only worthwhile but necessary. Those who carefully evaluate the quality of their protein samples and optimize preparative workflows improve their...

Plant research paves the way for important advances in agriculture, ecology, and medicine. As an example, discoveries into plant pathogens and plant stress response lead to many incremental...

As you become an expert in analysis with your Prometheus data, you will start to streamline your analysis process. Building large datasets is important for many workflows, whether you work on...

Have you ever found yourself combing through a dozen experiments, sorting through all your data, and trying to draw conclusions? Of course you have! Researchers spend their days alternating...

Developing good scientific research is a long process. You start with a hypothesis, conduct experiments to support it, and draw conclusions from there. But the process is iterative—every question...

Data analysis is a challenging process—researchers have mountains of data to go through—and expediting analysis with automated software solutions is a crucial tool to save you time and effort....

In recent years, subscriptions have become more and more popular. Chances are you have some too — maybe you have a subscription to your favorite video or music streaming service, or you have a...

Having the flexibility to work from anywhere is more important than ever, especially for researchers who are doing critical work. You may still need to access your lab instruments, but working...

Thermal unfolding data is an easy way to create a “fingerprint” of your protein. By keeping the same ramp rate, you can compare how the unfolding of a single protein changes in response to...

In this six-part blog series, I’ll share interesting and practical cooking insights that I learned from HarvardX’s Science & Cooking: From Haute Cuisine to Soft Matter Science (chemistry). I’m a...

Whether you’re a Tycho.Cloud user or just hearing about it, the big vision for Tycho.Cloud and its current capabilities are focused on helping you get more out of your Tycho data and really...

Anyone who has ever worked in a lab has heard the same refrain in some context or another – “We need more data!” No matter how many experiments you do, it feels like reviewers, regulators, or even...

In this six-part blog series, I’ll share interesting and practical cooking insights that I learned from HarvardX’s Science & Cooking: From Haute Cuisine to Soft Matter Science (chemistry). I’m a...

Coronaviruses (CoV) have been responsible for multiple outbreaks this century. The COVID-19 pandemic — caused by the novel SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus — has led to a global health, social, and economic...