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Broadly speaking - Mathematical modelling of host-pathogen coevolution sheds light on HIV vaccine design.

New insights into the influence of host on the gut microbiome are revealed with in situ light sheet fluorescence microscopy and stochastic mathematical modelling.

Universal truths – how existing antibodies are sabotaging the most promising new human flu vaccines.

It’s the journey, not just the destination that counts as a scientist when conducting research.

At this year's meeting there was a palpable buzz around subjects ranging from microbiomics to the tumor microenvironment and cancer vaccines, big data to in vitro and in vivo modeling and drug delivery (to name just a few).

In this article we explore end-user opinion of some the new features available on MM plate readers and their potential influence on purchasing decision for a new MM plate reader.

The last major congress of the year, ASCB is less a platform for launching new products, but one for confirming and consolidating the trends that have emerged over the past 12 months.

Discover the latest breakthroughs, trends and products from the AACC Annual Meeting & Clinical Lab Expo.

The Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering has created a channel on Labtube.

Datamonitor predicts that the MAb sector will record a near double-digit growth rate over 2009-15, making it the fastest growing molecule type segment in the prescription pharmaceutical industry. With total sales derived by a select band of blockbuster products, the MAb sector is a tough market to break in to, but one that offers high rewards.