John Ransom, BioLegend’s vice president of emerging technology, drops by to discuss intellectual properties and start-up companies. Keywords: slide deck, start-up, intellectual property, emerging technology, John ...

Ed Chen and Rea Dabelic, two members of the BioLegend Technical Team, take over the podcast this week to discuss Selman Waksman (the Father of Antibiotics), tuberculosis, ...

We welcome Chris Gould to discuss neuroscience, protein misfolding, aggregation, and prion-like proteins in neurodegenerative diseases.Keywords: neuroscience, tau, a-synuclein, alzheimer’s disease, parkinson’s disease, neuroinflammation, prions, ...

Neuroinflammation can be beneficial in some instances, but too much of it can cause any number of neurological diseases. Learn more about neuroinflammation and the ...

Description: Antibody therapies have become incredibly popular for the treatment of diseases, including cancer. In cancer, it may be beneficial to prevent interaction of “immune ...

Description: CRISPR is an amazing technology originally discovered in bacteria as a defense mechanism against invading foreign genetic material. Researchers are now repurposing this for useful applications ...

Despite our advances in science and technology, it seems like more and more people are outright denying scientific principles and concepts like evolution and climate change. We ...

In this podcast, we discuss bacterial hot spots in New York, a brand new antibiotic found in dirt, telomeres and aging, and an interesting article published in ...

In this podcast, we take a look at how a lack of vaccinations has once again caused an outbreak of a once-controlled disease, the efficacy of the ...

Listen or sing along as the Fuzzy Fluors take you through their song about working together to form a multicolor flow cytometry panel. To learn ...