This time of the year, as daylight grows shorter and holidays arrive, families and friends come together to celebrate. It’s a wonderful and magical time. It’s also a time to consider the year gone by. For those following the Gregorian calendar, the arrival of New Year’s Eve prompts plans to make changes in our lives…. Read article →
Our Young Investigator series allows us to acknowledge rising scientists in the forensic field. We hope that they inspire you with their story, as they are our future! Continuing our blog series, next we have Jan Fleckhaus, Ph.D. student at the Institute of Legal Medicine, Cologne, Germany. His research focuses on DNA methylation-based age prediction… Read article →
It’s a huge issue that everyone’s talking about: plastic microparticles polluting our oceans. For a long time we’ve known that humans are polluting not just the oceans but the entire earth, in many different ways. The plastics issue is relatively recent. Global plastics production increased substantially from the 1950s and continues to grow every year…. Read article →
As you may have heard, QIAGEN is running an ongoing Young Scientist of the Month Contest – it’s an initiative to encourage young scientists with a monthly prize to support their research. The judges select winners based on their research goals and ambitions. We’re happy to announce that Kwabena Owusu-Boateng is our first Young Scientist… Read article →
Quality contributes to happiness Life is complicated, but having everything on the right track can bring a sense of completeness. This applies to the big things, like our homes and offices, as well as to the mundane things. Owning quality items that we can rely on and appreciate makes our lives easier, brings about happiness… Read article →
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