New customizable plug-and-play software for the Rotor-Gene Q simplifies workflow and analysis Q-Rex consists of a core software that drives the RGQ hardware. It enables experiment setup, data acquisition and performs basic analyses, plus a suite of plug-ins that expand the capacity of Q-Rex with specific analytical capabilities. It allows you to easily create the… Read article →
During the last quarter of 2018, we held three contests to find a Featured Young Scientist of the Month. Choosing the winners was a challenging task but three were selected from hundreds of applicants all around the world. Each winner now has $1500 worth of QIAGEN products to support their research project. In the third… Read article →
The second round of QIAGEN’s Featured Young Scientist of the Month Contest has finished and we are happy to announce our winner: Mara Sagua from the Laboratory of Limnology (CITNOBA, CONICET-UNNOBA) in Argentina! Mara impressed the judges with her research into the human impact on biodiversity, ecology and health in 4 shallow lakes, heavily used… Read article →
Have you ever been so busy that you forgot to appreciate those little things – maybe enjoying a nice cup of tea on a sunny afternoon, or receiving a kind “thank you” from a colleague? These little things are actually quite important and shouldn’t be overlooked. It happens in research, too – sometimes we overlook… Read article →
Bone regeneration is a complex physiological process, critical to both the healing of fractures and continuous bone remodeling in adults. Sometimes, a large amount of bone regeneration is required, and the normal process is inadequate. This can happen in cases of trauma, infection, tumor resection or skeletal abnormalities like osteoporosis (1). A number of regenerative… Read article →
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