Whether you’re a power user of Luminex’s xMAP® multiplexing technology or you’ve just heard about it for the first time, there’s a lot you can gain from attending one of our user group meetings. These xMAP Connect events are designed to be convenient, helpful, and educational. Still not convinced? Here are six reasons we think xMAP Connect meetings are worth your time.
Luminex is under new leadership! We’re delighted to introduce readers to Angelo Rago, President, who joined the company in April 2022. A veteran of the medical device industry, he earned his bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Bradley University and also completed management programs at Duke University and MIT, where he earned a certificate in business management.
We were honored to host a number of terrific scientists at our recent xMAP® Connect user group meeting. In two of the talks, researchers reported on how they deployed Luminex’s xMAP® Technology for the analysis of tear fluid in patients with dry eye condition and for studies of anti-aging therapies.
Multiplexing offers cost and time savings for generating critical kinetic data Across the drug discovery and d…
If you work with biomarker discovery, don’t miss out on this free eBook exploring how scientists can utilize multiplexing immunoassay technology in their research to generate more answers in less time with better reproducibility. See some of the eBook highlights and download it for yourself today!
If you work with biomarker discovery, don’t miss out on this free eBook exploring how scientists can utilize multiplexing immunoassay technology in their research to generate more answers in less time with better reproducibility. See some of the eBook highlights and download it for yourself today!
If you work with biomarker discovery, don’t miss out on this free eBook exploring how scientists can utilize multiplexing immunoassay technology in their research to generate more answers in less time with better reproducibility. See some of the eBook highlights and download it for yourself today!
At Immunology2022™, this year’s meeting of the American Association of Immunologists, Eric Rogier, a microbiologist from the CDC, offered an exciting presentation about utilizing bead-based multiplex assays for generating epidemiological and immunological data about malaria. In his presentation, he reported how antigen and antibody tests generate important data for characterizing population-level trends, individual immune responses, and more. See the full findings from his presentation at AAI here.
In a recent virtual seminar hosted by scientific publisher Wiley, scientist Caroline Junqueira of Harvard Medical School and the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation in Brazil spoke about how imaging flow cytometry enabled her team to make important new discoveries about the body’s response to infection by SARS-CoV-2 or Zika virus.
See why Junqueira and her team attribute Luminex’s ‘outstanding’ ImageStream® technology to enabling deep biomarker and morphological analysis of cells, even those in suspension.
VRL specializes in monitoring the health of animals used in research studies, though it also performs services for veterinarians in other areas of animal health. In its laboratory facilities, VRL scientists aim to detect viruses, bacteria, parasites, and other pathogens that could make animals sick. They have implemented xMAP® Technology to deliver better, more accurate results within a shorter time frame and became a Luminex Licensed Technologies Partner, receiving early access to new kits and products as well as enhanced support.