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 –...
Biotechnology
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MIT Stealth Startup Achieves Full Genome Sequencing Under $100
Genomics sequencing has managed to outperform computing as measured by Moore’s law, thanks to Ultimate Genomics, a startup founded by the founders at Broad Institute...
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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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Grail Hits Unicorn Status with $1 Billion Capital for Blood Cancer Test
Illumina owned startup, Grail has announced that it is in the process of raising more than $1 billion in venture capital to invest in its cancer...
Cancer Research
Xenopat: Your Tumor in a Mouse
Labcritics visited Xenopat, an innovative company dedicated to the orthotopic implantation of human tumors in mice. This technology allows Xenopat to offer services to companies...
Biomedicine
Sci-Hub Founder Fighting to Keep Pirated Repository of Academic Papers Alive
The founder of Sci-Hub is fighting an uphill battle against publishing giants like Elsevier to keep the pirate website running over a recent temporary injunction...
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Núria Montserrat: “The Enviroment Is Fundamental for Success”
Labcritics presents an interview with Núria Montserrrat, Junior Group Leader at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia. The talented young woman shares with us her...
Biotechnology
The Ultimate Neuronal Activity Sensor is Here
I made my PhD in the field of neuroscience, more specifically in neuroimaging. But contrary to what the term might suggest to many we didn’t...
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