Will Human Pluripotent Stem Cell (hPSC) Therapy Offer New Hope for Parkinson’s Disease Patients?
Learn how using hPSC to replace the damaged neural networks in the brains of Parkinson’s patients can reduce the symptoms of the disease.
Back to the Future: Traditional Architectural Design Features that Beat the Heat
With 2023 to be the hottest year on record, find out how can architects and designers create safer designs that will withstand hotter climate.
The Gig is Up. Company Bosses Say it’s Time to Return to the Office
In this report, we look at how company managers can get the best results when bringing employees back to the office.
How are Schools Going to Fill Empty Teacher Desks and Bring Back Thousands of Missing Students?
As schools welcome students back, administrators are facing a teacher and student shortage. We look at the issues and potential solutions.
Can Laboratory Research Protect Us from Invasive Species and Tropical Diseases?
Find out more about the emerging medical and environmental threats, such as leprosy, malaria, and the new invasive species.
Modern Libraries - Prized by Office Workers, Targeted by Critics
Find out how the critics are putting the future of libraries at risk and what you can do to support your local public library.
When Disaster Strikes Your Manufacturing Facility
Here are 10 steps you can take to better prepare for an environmental or industrial disaster striking your manufacturing facility.
Upcoming Changes to the NIH Laboratory Design Requirement Manual (DRM)
Find out more about the key changes to the upcoming 2023 edition of the NIH Laboratory Design Requirements Manual?
Investigating if Aspartame Sweetener is a Possible Carcinogen
Learn why the UN IARC/JECFA committee classified aspartame as possibly carcinogenic to humans and what it means.
Expanding the Human Genome to Include Underrepresented Populations around the World
Find out what are the key reasons we need to broaden the sample size of the original map of human DNA created by the Human Genome Project.
If You missed the Formaspace Contract Furniture Showcase at NeoCon 2023, here is your Chance to take a Private Tour Online
Take a look at our Neocon 2023 furniture showroom in this personalized online tour and interactive walkthrough.
Post Surgery Drug Therapy Increases Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer 5-Year Survival Rate to 88%
Read about the study that shows Osimertinib can help increase 5-year post-surgery survival rate for patients with Non-Small Cell Lung Cancel.
Visit our Showroom in Suite #11-124 at NeoCon 2023
Visit our permanent showroom in Suite #11-124 in the Chicago Merchandise Mart this coming June 12th, 13th, and 14th during Neocon 2023.
Clinical Testing Laboratories Track Rise in Work Accidents among Cannabis Users
Read more about the latest workplace safety data and recommend steps employers can take to create a safer, more productive place to work.
Key Trend at the 2023 Laboratory Design Conference: Converting Existing Spaces into First-Class Lab Facilities
Find out the key trends from the conference: converting, repurposing, and renovating existing spaces into first-class laboratory facilities.
What do Disappointing NAEP Test Scores Tell Us About Challenges Facing Teachers and Students
Learn more about what recommendations educators on an SXSW EDU panel have for overcoming the “Unfinished Learning” gap created by Covid.
Replicating the Colors of Nature in the Laboratory
Find out more about the new structural color materials that offer a more ecologically friendly alternative to traditional pigments.
Will the New Anti-Malaria Vaccine Campaigns in Africa Stop the Spread of the Disease?
We look at the science behind the newly approved Oxford University R21/Matrix-M vaccine, which can prevent over 75% of new malaria infections.
Can We Win the War Against Drug-Resistant Fungal Infections?
Find out more about the interaction between the number of fungal outbreaks and the antifungal treatments in development to control them.
Will Healthcare Be Blindsided by the Return of Ancient Pathogens?
Find out about consequences for human, plant, and animal health as ancient bacteria and virus pathogens are released into the environment.
