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Microbiology and immunology

Outside the Lab Profession

Art Imitating Life

| Matt Hallam

Immerse yourself in an audio tour of the biological art of professor and painter David Goodsell…

Diagnostics Microbiology and immunology

Finding Viruses Hidden in Plain Sight

| Liv Gaskill

Assessing population exposure to viruses is difficult – but a new technique is providing higher accuracy at uncovering influenza exposure

Diagnostics Analytical science

The Rise of Analytical Science

| Wendy Szymczak

Methods such as MALDI-TOF are opening new doors in the microbiology lab

Subspecialties Infectious disease

Discrepancy Distress?

| Michael Schubert

Not all COVID-19 tests yield the same result – and, in some cases, this can mean the difference between positive and negative

Subspecialties Infectious disease

Cross-Departmental Collaboration in Crisis

| Kartik Chandran

How working with pathologists helped us curb COVID-19 – and keeps us ready for the next challenge

Subspecialties Microbiology and immunology

Getting Ahead of Infectious Disease

| Michael Schubert

Are new technologies replacing culture-based assays in infectious disease diagnosis?

Diagnostics Microscopy and imaging

Plasma Cell Secrets

| Michael Schubert

In vivo imaging supports new insights into the cells of the immune system

Diagnostics Infectious disease

Managing the diagnosis of respiratory pathogens in the post-pandemic age

| Sponsored by BioFire

How should we best manage the diagnosis of not just COVID-19, but all respiratory pathogens, in the coming winter?

Diagnostics Point of care testing

A CRISPR-Based Assay for the Maternity Clinic

| Michael Schubert

A new point-of-care test may offer higher sensitivity and speed when screening expectant mothers for group B Streptococcus

Diagnostics Point of care testing

A (Bio)Sense of Hope

| Liv Gaskill

Biosensing technologies may improve point-of-care testing for neonatal sepsis

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