October, 2018 | The Science Exchange Blog

Certis Oncology Collaborates with Science Exchange to Offer On-Demand Access to its Orthotopic PDX Services

October 29, 2018 | Posted by Gursatya "Guru" Singh in News

Science Exchange, the leading marketplace for outsourced R&D, and Certis Oncology, a leading provider for preclinical mouse modeling and tumor banking services, announced they are working together to bring Certis’ breakthrough orthotopic PDX-based CRO services to the global research community of Science Exchange. Certis’ Orthotopic Patient-Derived Xenografts (PDXs) provides a cost-effective model for developing new drugs […]

Take 5: When Less Leads to More – Efficiency Elevates Scientists

October 25, 2018 | Posted by Gursatya "Guru" Singh in Innovation

Developing scientific products and bringing them to market is a herculean task, testing the limits of human ingenuity while also demanding an enormous amount of resources. Even so, scientists persevere when faced with these challenges because their achievements have the power to enrich human lives all over the world. With so much at stake, researchers […]

Webinar: Predictive Disease Models for CNS Drug Development

October 23, 2018 | Posted by Chandreyee Das in Events, Webinar

about validated transgenic and non-transgenic in vitro and in vivo models covering most targets of AD, PD, HD and other neurodegenerative diseases.

It’s brought to you by ADDF ACCESS, a program of the ADDF and Science Exchange, as part of our commitment to connect researchers developing CNS drugs with technologies that can help accelerate breakthrough discoveries. […]

Webinar: Advanced Imaging and Image Analysis Services Digital Pathology, Machine Learning and 3D Cell Culture Models

October 19, 2018 | Posted by Chandreyee Das in Events, Webinar

Attend this webinar to learn about:

The use of 3D cell culture models (eg. organoids, spheroids, microtissues) in drug discovery;
Application of 3D tissue imaging for studying complex phenomena such as angiogenesis;
How digital pathology and machine learning can be used to extract quantitative data from tissues. […]

Building a Community of Innovation: October TechFest Unites Science Exchange Users

October 12, 2018 | Posted by Chandreyee Das in Events

As part of our mission to accelerate scientific breakthroughs, we’ve been investing resources and capital into strategic innovation scouting and building strong research communities, both digitally and physically. This week, we hosted our first community-building event, October TechFest, for Science Exchange users in the Boston area. Attendees enjoyed lightning talks from Science Exchange providers and […]