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Emisoft helps the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment measure environmental impact & achieve enviable sustainability goals. In the spring of 2005, Norway’s Minister of Defence, Kristin Krohn Devold, stood before members of the press addressing questions about the country’s armed forces training when a reporter asked, “Do you have access to data for environmental emissions from […]
Big data may be nothing new to global businesses today; however, the means for analyzing big data in payroll are relatively recent developments. Just as they have embraced the advantages of technology and automation in HR, finance, and marketing, successful multinationals are now exploring the potential that has laid right there, in their biggest data […]
In 2015 the life sciences pioneer Fluidigm introduced Polaris, a machine that enabled scientists to combine acute dose-response and time-course studies with complete molecular readouts in order to fulfil a wide range of functional genomic applications. This was a revolution in genomic and biological studies, one that let the scientific community take a collective step […]
In 2015, life sciences leader Fluidigm introduced Juno, a revolutionary instrument that enabled new levels of productivity and efficiency in next-generation sequencing (NGS) library preparation, gene expression analysis and genotyping by allele-specific PCR. But what really made headlines (and helped get Juno named on of the 25 Best Inventions of 2015 by Time Magazine) was […]
How Will Greenleaf, ATAC-seq and C1 Open App are pioneering single-cell epigenetics The draw of single-cell analysis lies in scientists’ desire to understand how we, as biological systems, work. Discovery upon discovery leads to deeper questions about passive versus causal mutations, transcription mechanisms, pathway regulation, cellular function. It can get really complex, or begin to […]
How John Daley leverages mass cytometry in his 36-year career fighting against cancer One day in 1979, a young biochemistry graduate answered an ad in the Boston Globe: “For those of you who want clinical relevance in the work you’re doing, we have an immediate opening available for a graduate biophysics background or relevant experience to […]
One day in 1979, a young biochemistry graduate answered an ad in the Boston Globe: “For those of you who want clinical relevance in the work you’re doing, we have an immediate opening available for a graduate biophysics background or relevant experience to operate a Becton Dickinson FACS 1 for cell sorting in immunological and cancer […]
CyTOF and mass-tag barcoding let Eli Zunder ask more questions and find new answers “There are so many different things we want to know about every cell,” says Eli Zunder, PhD and stem cell biologist at Stanford. “And I always want to measure more—more transcription factors, more cell signaling molecules, more cell surface proteins, with […]
When life science technology leader Fluidigm introduced a new sequencing workflow for their C1 single-cell processor, they were looking to get noticed in an area of biology that was new to them: Clinical Genomics. The major benefit was the ‘walkaway’ nature of the workflow. What previously took hours or even days of manual work could […]
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