Chimeric Brain "Organoids" Offer New Insights into Brain Function and Development
Learn more about the laboratory-grown chimeric brain "organoids" that offer new insights into human brain development and disease mechanisms.
Could Reducing Fossil Fuel Particulate Pollution Actually Make the Climate Warmer?
Find out more about whether the recent reduction in maritime sulfur emissions could have the unintended consequence of warming the planet.
PFAS Forever Chemicals Can Be Absorbed Through the Skin
Find out more about the PFAS chemicals and the risks of them being absorbed directly through the dermal layer of the skin.
Increasing Risk of Dengue Fever in the USA
Find out more about how to diagnose the disease in the laboratory, and current developments to create a viable vaccine to prevent its spread.
Clinical Testing Laboratories Could Benefit from the Growing Home Testing Market
Find out what opportunities there are in the self-testing market for laboratory testing startups and traditional testing laboratories.
Testing the Claim that ChatGPT is Writing Scientific Research Papers
Learn more about the new policies that were developed to manage the risk AI-generated content poses to scientific research.
Unlocking the Secrets of Treating Aggressive Cancers
Find out what important new treatments are being tested in late-stage human trials for treating aggressive cancers.
Can New Neurotherapy Techniques Help Paralyzed Patients Walk Again?
Learn about new therapies from Grégoire Courtine's laboratory research that are helping those suffering from paralysis to live better lives.
Should We Start Mass Production of H5N1 Avian Flu Vaccines?
As scientists find more evidence of the H5N1 avian flu spreading, public health officials are grappling with how to respond.
Will We Confide in AI Chatbots When We Need Healthcare?
Find out more about the potential for AI-based Chat systems to help healthcare providers take better care of their patients.
Can AI Software Correctly Identify Student Plagiarism?
AI tools in the classroom offer new ways to teach students but also create troubling ethical challenges, such as student plagiarism. In this Formaspace executive report, we investigate the choices facing academic institutions seeking to navigate the new opportunities and pitfalls posed by AI.
Discover “The Future of Lab” and All the Other Important Formaspace Announcements at NeoCon 2024
NeoCon 2024 was a major success for Formaspace - read more about the most important highlights from NeoCon 2024.
Plastics Recycling is a Failure, Can We Solve the Problem?
Recent negotiations to sign a Global Plastic Treat to tackle the growing problem of plastic pollution did not result in a final agreement. In this Formaspace executive report, we look at the underlying treaty negotiations and new alternatives to plastics being developed by laboratory researchers.
What High Tech Manufacturing Companies Can Learn from Boeing’s Missteps
6 missteps Boeing needs to address to recover their formerly sterling reputation for engineering and quality excellence.
Evolution of Lab at NeoCon 2024
At NeoCon 2024, Formaspace is presenting the Future of Lab. Take a look at the evolution of laboratory science in the 19th and 20th Centuries.
The Future of Lab - Coming to NeoCon June 10-12
Join Formaspace as we present The Future of Lab at NeoCon 2024 at Suite 11-124 in the Merchandise Mart on June 10-12, 2024.
Can AI-based Tools Design Commercial Interiors and Consumer Products?
Find out how designers are taking advantage of AI in the design process – and how they avoid using AI for final design projects.
The Work We Do While We Sleep, According to Lab Researchers
Find out about the significant role sleep labs play in identifying potentially dangerous sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea.
What are the Best Strategies to Help us Be Happier at Work?
Learn more about the key management strategies and amenities you can offer to make your workplace happier and more productive.
Are Aging Cells Responsible for More Young People Getting Cancer?
Read more about how the discovery of prematurely aging cells could help uncover the cause of rising cancer diagnoses.
