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By Sara Kruper - Aug 11, 2025

Bridging the Gap: Meeting Today’s Research Funding Priorities with Holistic In Vitro and In Vivo Approaches

Funding bodies increasingly favor research that integrates in vitro and in vivo approaches for full translational impact. Discover how Harvard Bioscience’s comprehensive portfolio—from molecular assays to whole-animal models—supports rigorous, reproducible science aligned with today’s funding priorities. Build seamless workflows, strengthen grant proposals, and accelerate your path from bench to bedside with a single trusted partner.

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By Nick Price, PhD - Aug 01, 2025

BTX User Spotlight: Electroporation with BTX ECM 830 Enables Fluorescent Tubulin Tagging in Cytoskeletal Dynamics Study

Using advanced genetic and biochemical techniques, the researchers developed a fluorescently labeled tubulin system that enables real-time visualization of MT growth and organization in live cells. This approach provides new insights into the spatiotemporal regulation of MT dynamics, shedding light on fundamental cellular processes such as mitosis and intracellular transport.

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By Rachael Nugent - Jul 08, 2025

Why Standard Curves Matter in Microbial Growth Measurement

In microbiology, shortcuts often come at the expense of precision. Whether you're culturing E. coli for recombinant protein production, studying environmental microbes or brewing beer, building and using a proper growth curve ensures your results are as robust as your science demands.

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By Sara Kruper - Jul 02, 2025

Unlock Precision Physiology Research with Hugo Sachs Elektronik’s Isolated Organ Systems

Unlock new levels of control and precision in your cardiovascular, pulmonary, or abdominal organ research with Hugo Sachs Elektronik’s modular isolated organ perfusion systems. Designed for a wide range of applications, these systems offer unmatched flexibility, advanced monitoring, and seamless data integration to meet the needs of today’s physiologists and translational researchers.

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By Sara Kruper - Jun 03, 2025

Advancing Preclinical Alzheimer’s Research with Simultaneous Behavioral and Physiological Data Collection

Discover how DSI’s SoHo™ Telemetry System and Panlab behavioral platforms empower Alzheimer’s researchers with synchronized physiological and behavioral data collection. This integrated approach enhances study design, data quality, and insight into disease progression—supporting breakthroughs in preclinical models. In honor of Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, explore how these advanced tools bring you closer to translational success.

 

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