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The Technology Networks team spoke with Dr. Pierre Chaurand from the University of Montreal, who introduced his lab’s research focus, which centers on using imaging mass spectrometry to study the molecular composition of tissue sections.

At ASMS 2025, the Technology Networks team caught up with Michael Zagieboylo, Senior Product Manager at Waters, to discuss upstream bioprocessing workflows. With the most recent technology, workflows are expedited, even with complex cell cultures.

At ASMS 2025, the Technology Networks team caught up with Michael Zagieboylo, Senior Product Manager at Waters, to discuss upstream bioprocessing workflows. With the most recent technology, workflows are expedited, even with complex cell cultures.

At ASMS 2025, the Technology Networks team spoke with Rohan Thakur, President of Bruker Daltonics, who explained how capturing a digital fingerprint of each sample enables researchers to revisit and reanalyze data long after the initial run.

Our latest video explores the risks of using dry ice for transporting cryopreserved cells and why it doesn’t keep cells cold enough.

The Every Sample Matters series begins by exploring the impact of dead volume in research samples and its often-overlooked role in discovery.

In this Teach Me in 10 episode, Michael Bailey, Manager of the Customer Experience Lab Seattle and nCounter® Services, presents a targeted gene expression analysis tool for expediting translational validation and screening studies.

Discover the future of meat production with cellular agriculture in this episode of Teach Me in 10.

Over the past decade, DNBSEQ™ has advanced in parallel with this shift, growing from a single technique into a robust suite of six platforms built to support modern scientific complexity.

In this episode of Teach Me in 10, we’re joined by Thomas Quinn, Takara Bio USA R&D Group Leader, who introduces a cutting-edge technology to achieve high lentiviral transduction efficiency without the use of microfluidics-based instrumentation.