LabCritics 2.0: Renewing Our Vows
Labcritics began a decade ago with the intention to focus on incredible tools and apps that were built for researchers to make research easier/faster/cheaper –...
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Bringing WFH to Every Wet-Lab
The coronavirus global health crisis has driven companies to look for creative ways to get work done. While IT companies had little trouble resorting to...
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Types of Covid Vaccines and How Soon Can You Get Inoculated
Pharmaceutical companies around the world are rushing to manufacture and distribute a viable vaccine. There are five main approaches being taken to develop a vaccine...
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Folding@Home’s 1 Exaflop Computing Does Not Match Against Conventional Supercomputers
Conceptualized almost two decades ago the Folding@Home program to crowdsource the gigantic task of solving the chaos of molecular interactions has hit a major milestone. Thanks to...
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Andreessen Horowitz Launches BioFund III
Andreessen Horowitz’s led a16z fund has announced a new $750M bio fund: Bio Fund III focusing on engineering and biology based companies involved in R&D....
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Illumina Launches its Cheapest Full Sequencer for No One
Illumina announced the release of its sub $20,000 desktop sequencer aimed at diagnostic labs at the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference last week. The iSeq 100...
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Magnetic Stimulation to Be Used as an Alternative to Anti-Depressants
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), the number of people with depression have increased by 18% since 2005. Researches show that antidepressant medications work...
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IBM Watson Gets Curious About Gut Microbiome, Goes Digging w/ Viome
Gut microbiome seems to have become the new mystery of the human body after genetic code to pique the interest of biotech researchers as well...
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