Leveraging the MIQE guidelines and New England Biolabs 50 years worth of technical support, come benefit from our experience. Learn what those abnormal amplification plots can mean and considerations for consistent data! Limited spots open for UniSA at Centre for Cancer Biology

My kind of BLOCK party! Too bad I won't be in Adelaide next week. South Australian Genomics Centre (SAGC) Do you accept vintage FFPE?

Epigenetic age prediction using enzymatic chemistry in wildlife management. So nice to see adoption of EM Conversion in novel applications! It's been great supporting AGRF ltd. from behind the scenes. journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Attempts at "de-extincting" woolly mammoths and dodos are leading to surprising benefits for endangered species such as the extraordinary pink pigeon. newscientist.com/article/mg2623…

Ok, I see what you are trying to do here Brisbane. Winning me over with 21C winter days and thick toast for breakfast.

For all the Australian scientists who has received a New England Biolabs 50 years prize pack after capturing butterflies: 🚨REMINDER🚨: Check your passport📘 is up to date, you're STILL in a draw to win the 1st prize which is an exclusive trip to visit NEB headquarters in Boston, USA!!!

One lysis buffer does not rule them all. This quick 2 min video tells you which buffer is appropriate for our specific target. It all starts here: suboptimal lysis can compound into headache issues downstream in western blotting! lnkd.in/efADAuSJ

Congratulations to butterfly catcher extraordinaire, Navya Shukla from @ee_reh_neh 's lab! Grand prize winner from New England Biolabs Australia. Navya is on her way to NEB US headquarters in Oct. See which one of your friends also won other prizes: neb.com/en-au/about-ne…

Learning heaps at Human Genetics Society of Australasia but the highlight was a special visitor to our booth!

Did you know University of Melbourne has one of the largest collections of Tasmanian tiger specimens in Australasia? @ZoologyRohan, curator and researcher at the Harry Brookes Allen Museum, reveals detailed studies of five thylacine skulls for the first time → unimelb.me/3WEsd38

Meetings at Uni Melb is so cheerful with everything blooming right now.

It was so nice to hear Sir Rich Roberts talk about his "lucky" journey ! We are lucky that he was able to join New England Biolabs ANZ at the Biomolecular Horizons 2024 conference this year.

Sam Siljee, an Arts and Creativity Award™ recipient, showcased "The Sound of Science" this morning, his work that converts mass spectrometry data into sound!

All the way from New Zealand, Sam Siljee presents his award winning mass spec soundtrack!

An end of an era! Where will the college kids go for a midnight "barn buster" feed? opb.org/article/2024/1…

I have also made the switch over! Come connect when and if you have also made the switch.

Are you 🏕️ camp plasmid synthesis or 🏕️ camp DIY cloning? Por que no los dos? It's not always black & white. There are diverse situations where as these 2 camps make cloning easier AND more affordable. Watch out for the 🌮emoji in the weeks ahead! Suggestions? Let me know!

Happy Moom festival to all who celebrated! You can't work for New England Biolabs and not have a butterfly lantern!