Protein Mapping at Subcellular Resolution
August 26, 2025
By clustering protein signatures at the pixel level, PathoPlex offers a new perspective on tissue pathology and disease mechanisms
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August 26, 2025
By clustering protein signatures at the pixel level, PathoPlex offers a new perspective on tissue pathology and disease mechanisms
4 min read
By Henry Thomas
August 26, 2025
The challenge of identifying unknowns looms large for mass spectrometry, says Susan Richardson, who returned from ASMS 2025 with new ideas – and a hope that AI might finally bridge the gap between data and discovery
8 min read
August 22, 2025
New machine learning model uses proteomic data to score tumor stemness and predict cancer aggressiveness
1 min read
August 21, 2025
When to invest, how to choose, and what to avoid – three experts share practical advice for labs at every stage of LIMS adoption
10 min read
August 18, 2025
New workflow shows AI can assist environmental monitoring – but not all models are created equal
1 min read
By Thorsten Teutenberg
August 15, 2025
Why a fully automated analytical laboratory might be closer than you think
3 min read
By Henry Thomas
August 11, 2025
In a study of 182 participants, a machine learning–selected metabolite panel enables accurate COPD detection using routine blood samples
1 min read
August 7, 2025
DreaMS, a transformer-based AI model trained on 700 million spectra, is reshaping how researchers explore chemical space – without a single label
5 min read
By Henry Thomas
July 17, 2025
To make real progress in biology and precision medicine, we need to isolate and measure individual organelles – in real time
11 min read
June 30, 2025
With biologics workflows growing increasingly complex, laboratories are embracing smarter, scalable automation to overcome persistent bottlenecks and drive innovation. Dieter Wagner, Product Manager at Thermo Fisher Scientific, shares insights on the evolving demands of cell culture – and the technologies helping to meet them.
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