Tools & Techniques

Different glycosylation patterns in patients with idiopathic REM sleep behavior disorder could predict the future onset of neurodegenerative disease.

An iridium-based photodynamic drug accumulates in cancer cell nuclei – and destroys them from within.

How iPSC-derived 3D organoids and high-throughput histology opens a new door to personalized medicine development and testing.

Recycled and reused: scientists develop a library to help teach old drugs new tricks.

A new tool in the pathologist’s arsenal may allow 3D imaging of tissues and organs.

How a 3D-printed chemical absorber could pave the way for higher chemotherapy doses – or lower risks.

How the RNA transcriptome of circulating neutrophils could hold the key to identifying intracranial aneurysms – before they rupture.

A new approach may hold the key to preventing deadly brain bleeds - an optical lens capable of imaging blood vessels in real time.

A magnetic wire inserted into a vein captures circulating tumor cells and cell-free tumor DNA

The electron bio-imaging centre – eBIC – was officially opened by one of the three Nobel Prize winners behind the cutting-edge technology at its heart