Social Media Ideas for Laboratory Researchers

Some Scientists Have ‘Magic Hands’ in the Lab. This A.I. Is Learning Why.

Even the most adept researchers may not know exactly what they do to get successful results. An A.I. model is trying to figure it out by watching every move.

Thirty Million Compartments: Testing Single-Molecule PCR’s Potential

Countable Labs has named Fred Hutchinson its first certified service provider, currently serving researchers across the Seattle region. And the company is continuing to build its l...

Federal Medical Scientists Are Using LLMs as Research Co-Pilots

As the volume of medical research continues to grow, keeping up to date on recent findings can be challenging. The number of cancer-related publications listed in the National Libr...

Beyond the Wet Lab Bottleneck: The Race to Build Biology’s Generative Engine

Cambridge, MA – MIT Media Lab – EmTech Future. Nature has spent roughly 3.8 billion years conducting the most sprawling, creative research and development campaign in history. Evol...

Anthropic Builds Biology Lab to Test What Claude Can Do in the Real World

Anthropic has spent years warning about the risks of increasingly capable AI. Now it is testing what those systems can do inside a real biology lab. The Claude maker has establishe...

U of R research uses AI to connect brain fluid research and Alzheimer's

For the past four years, there have been neuroscientists, mechanical engineers and mathematicians working on this research.

When Scientists Become Accidental Detectives

When Scientists Become Accidental Detectives Forensic science has progressed with help from unexpected places Mark Hembree Thu, 10/15/202...

Anthropic says its biology lab has already found something big

But maybe the biggest reveal is that Anthropic has not let Claude run loose in its biology lab. Humans are still, so far, in the loop.

Scientists Connected 3 Human Mini-Brains in a Dish. They Learned Something The Others Couldn't.

Human cerebral organoids in a laboratory flask. (NIAID/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0)

Recreating key features of the human antibody factory in a dish

Researchers recreate key features of human germinal center B cells in vitro, providing a new tool to study antibody formation, vaccines and autoimmune disease.

Molecular Devices and STEMCELL Technologies Team Up to Automate Organoid Research

Validated on the CellXpress.ai automated cell culture system, the new workflow combines organoid biology expertise and laboratory automation to help researchers reduce variability,...

A tool to look at Repair

Experimental studies can help you to understand human disease. Animals models I believe can help you to understand problems and solutions, but there is an increasing move to get ri...

Scientists Build Screening Toolkit to Find Bait Ligands for Antibacterial Protein Degradation Drugs

Researchers have developed fluorescence polarization and thermal shift screening methods to identify small-molecule bait ligands for the bacterial ClpC N-terminal domain, a key ste...

Democrats Condemn NIH-DOD Research Agreement

PETA Scientists Help Breathe New Life into Non-Animal Toxicity Testing

Through global collaboration, PETA scientists are advancing a non-animal method to study how inhaled chemicals affect human lungs. The post PETA Scientists Help Breathe New Life i...

Anthropic has set up a bio research lab for physical experiments

Anthropic now has its own bio research lab in San Francisco.

Better antibodies, better science

by Johan Duchêne Poorly validated antibodies generate misleading results and waste research resources. Two new studies in PLOS Biology quantify the ethical costs of this issue, ex...

Former OpenAI science lead launches Warp Science to automate wet labs with robots

Wearing cameras and sensor gloves, the startup’s human chemists will train robots to perform various lab tasks.

Indian lab in international effort to develop non-animal alternatives for inhalation toxicity tests

Pilot study done by PETA Science Consortium International, US Environmental Protection Agency, & Belgium’s Flemish Institute for Technological Research

3D printing brings custom research instruments into the laboratory

Consumer-grade 3D printers can produce customized instruments for detecting bacteria, studying biofilms, and other biophysical research, reducing cost and dependence on commercial...