By Todd Rearick Almost 29 years ago I started my engineering career working in a US Navy research laboratory in New London, Connecticut. In that role, I worked as part of a team that created a modern digital replacement for an aging analog sonar system. From that humble beginning until now, I’ve witnessed time and again […]
Game-changing technology for high-throughput, multiplexed assays Brian Reed, PhD, Head of Research Characterizing proteins and understanding changes to protein isoforms are essential components of biological research, proteomics studies, and the drug discovery workflow. Conventional techniques, however, are time- and labor-intensive, suffer from throughput constraints, and have other shortcomings. Protein detection assays such as western blots […]
By Justyna Fert-Bober, Ph.D. This month, I had the privilege of attending the US Human Proteome Organization (HUPO) meeting in the vibrant city of Portland. As a researcher from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center deeply immersed in the world of proteomics, the event never fails to disappoint. HUPO is unique in that it combines both biology and […]
By John Vieceli, PhD, SVP of Product Development I recently had the privilege of attending the AGBT conference in Orlando where I reconnected with colleagues and friends after dedicating 15 years of my career to developing sequencing technologies at Pacific Biosciences, Omniome, and Illumina. It was inspiring to witness the diverse applications of genomics technologies […]