Laboratory Technology

At an upcoming pharma event, Stäubli Robotics will showcase the flagship Stericlean+ TX2-60 robot for the first time within a new isolator cell. (Source: Stäubli Robotics)

Thermo Fisher Scientific and the Taiwan Precision Medicine Initiative want to genotype one million people in Taiwan. (Source: Public Domain)

Perovskite research has become a large field due to the many possibilities of the material. (Source: Anna Nilsen)

Tumor cells (red) grown within a microstructure (host tissue; green), a so-called organoid. The Rubin Lab has been developing organoids that will serve as a tool for investigating patient-derived tumors at a cell-cell level. (Source: © Alison Ferguson / BCPM)

Exemplary apartment, highlighting the sensor system used in different rooms. (Source: © NeuroTec/Nature Scientific Reports, Creative Commons Licence )

Lung cancer, the most common cancer worldwide, is targeted with radiation therapy in nearly one-half of cases. (Source: Pixabay)

A tiny, touch-based sensor uses sweat to detect the level of lithium in the body. (Source: Jialun Zhu and Shuyu Lin)

1 In Hall 4.1, various exhibitors from the laboratory and analytical technology sectors will also be showing their innovations. (Source: Dechema e.V./Jean-Luc Valentin)

Scientists have designed a 'nano-robot' made up of three DNA origami structures. (Source: © Gaëtan Bellot/Inserm)

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