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Research Field Cell & gene therapy

Welcome to the CRISPR Powerhouse

| Eric Rhodes | 4 min read

Why 2023 is the year that antibody manufacturers should embrace CRISPR gene editing.

Outside the Lab Professional development

Ten Year Views: With Graham Cooks

| James Strachan | 6 min read

Graham Cooks discusses the decade’s most exciting developments, where he thinks the field will take us next, and some personal highlights

Outside the Lab Professional development

Ready, set, go! A starting block to launch your translational journey

| Sponsored by Cytiva

In the Hurdles and High Jumps series, we asked experienced mentors and industry leaders to address the top challenges you're facing as a translational researcher.

Powering Proteomics: E-book

| Contributed by SomaLogic

Find out SomaLogic intends to revolutionize precision medicine

Outside the Lab Professional development

Hurdles and High Jumps – Chapter 6: Protect IP – ASAP!

| Rich Whitworth | 6 min read

Life science patent specialists offer a quick start guide to protecting your intellectual property

Outside the Lab Policy

D is for Decolonize: Sitting Down With Luis Pizarro

| Angus Stewart | 10 min read

The Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative has a new leader – and he’s on a mission to redefine global health for an egalitarian, postcolonial world

Disease Area Cardiovascular

On Thin Eyes…

| Oscelle Boye | 2 min read

Researchers probe the relationship between cardiovascular risk factors and inner retinal thickness

Tools & Techniques Analytical science

The Truth’s in the Tooth

| James Strachan | 3 min read

Detecting biomarkers of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder in naturally shed baby teeth opens the door to diagnosis

Tools & Techniques Imaging

When You Hear Hooves

| Geoffrey Potjewyd

The sound of hooves doesn’t always equate to horses; untangling the overlap between Sjögren’s syndrome and dry eye may take some nerve (imaging)

Questioning “The Science”

| James Strachan | 2 min read

What would it mean for science as a whole if the results of a seminal Alzheimer's paper underpinning the amyloid hypothesis were fabricated?

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