Industry Insights

Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important consideration across life sciences and laboratory environments. In many applications, adopting more sustainable materials may involve balancing environmental benefits...

Biospecimen collection and preservation directly influence specimen integrity and the reliability of downstream analytical results. Decisions made during collection, pre-analytical handling, and storage affect reproducibility...

Biobanks support clinical trials, longitudinal studies, translational research programs, and pharmaceutical research by managing large collections of biological samples. As throughput and regulatory requirements...

Cryogenic storage is often associated with maintaining extremely low temperatures. However, not all stress in biobanking comes from temperature alone. Repeated freeze–thaw cycles — even when...

Biobanks support pharmaceutical research by storing and managing biological samples, including blood, tissue, and cell lines, across early-stage compound screening and lead optimization. As collections...

In biobanking, identification errors rarely cause immediate failure. Their consequences often surface much later, sometimes months or even years after storage. A mislabeled tube. A...

Cryogenic storage in biobanking is commonly associated with achieving and maintaining extremely low temperatures. But it is not only that. When samples are stored down to -196 °C,...

Biobanks support cancer research and personalized oncology by collecting and preserving high-quality biological samples, including tumor tissue samples, blood plasma, and DNA extracts. When paired with...

Across laboratories worldwide, precision medicine is reshaping how disease is studied and treated. Rather than relying only on symptoms, researchers use biology, down to...

Ultra-low temperature (ULT) freezers form the backbone of biorepositories, safeguarding high-value, irreplaceable biological samples that underpin critical research. The reliability of these systems can...