If there is a problem in lab medicine, chances are new technologies can solve it: digitisation and automation take care of tedious busywork. New testing techniques expand the horizon of the field even further. We look at the most exciting developments.
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Article • Cancer managementThe enormous potential of liquid biopsyIt is non-invasive, delivers a chance of early diagnosis, prognostic information and sequential monitoring, and, believes Professor Francesco Salvatore, the enormous potential of liquid biopsies has still to be reached. However, the positive results ... |
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Article • Connected laboratoryDigitisation and automation: Game-changers in histopathology?Often referred to as the ‘Achilles’ heel’ of histopathology, the sample entry has posed considerable challenges in pre-analytics for several decades. We visited the Munich-based lab automation start-up Inveox GmbH. Time-intense, highly manual ... |
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Sponsored • Product of the monthOlympus Color Cameras – Confidence in Your ImagesLet your images tell the story with Olympus’ high-quality digital color cameras for microscopy in hospitals. With crisp, noise-free images and 4K UHD live viewing, the Olympus UC90 and SC180 brightfield cameras capture all the details you see ... |
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Article • Data handlingBlockchain: “Hype will fade but the technology will remain”A new dimension in data handling is not only emerging, but is already a reality in our lives. However, political discourse about this often lags behind real events. We spoke with two experts who have an overview of clouds, decentralised data flows ... |
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Article • AI structureMachine Learning: into the pumpkin patchStandardised and well-structured data, as well as the definition of clear objectives, are indispensable prerequisites for artificial intelligence implementation into clinical processes. ‘Ask not what artificial intelligence can do for you but what ... |
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Article • Smartphone detectionSpectrometry? There's an app for that!Checking a lump for malignancy, finding out if food is fresh, just with your smartphone? It’s possible, according to Eindhoven University of Technology researchers in the Netherlands. Their recently presented spectrometer is small enough to insert ... |
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