The Inish Analyser counts cells, quantifies cell viability and can even predict transfection efficiencies

Inish Analyser | Label free cell analysis | Quality Control of Laboratory Instruments | Inish Analyser Calibration Kit - How does it work?

Simple analysis of Cell Lines for R&D applications | Why are Cell Lines Important in Research?| Jurkat T-cell Lines | Assessing Cell Quality

Good quality cells for Single Cell Sequencing | Single Cell Sequencing Technology | Single Cell Sequencing Applications |

The festive season is round the corner and just like everyone else we too wanted to spread some holiday cheer. Our annual Christmas sale...

How to maintain quality control in CAR-T Cells Manufacturing | How to analyse CAR-T cells | Get the most out of the experiments

Stem Cells | Types of stem cells | Applications of the stem cells | Cell based therapies | Importance of quality control for stem cells

To stain or not to stain…you no longer have to choose as label-free cell analysis is here If you haven't worked with cell stains or dyes...

Classic vs. Automated Cell Counting: Which Method Should You Choose? Introduction If you work with cells, you probably spend hours in the...

On Friday the 21st of February, a significant number of people collected in the Foyer of the Biomedical Sciences Building at the National Un

Here at Cellix, we have begun one of our biggest, most important projects to date. In a collaboration with Trinity College Dublin (TCD) and

In the last of our four part series with Dmitry Kashanin, we look at the work that has been done since Cellix took on the challenge of worki

Given many innovations in the area of cell analysis and sorting, there is now a multitude of different ways of analyzing and sorting cells.

I sat down recently with our CEO, Vivienne Williams, to ask what are Cellix’s plans for the future and why are we so excited for BIO Interna

Disruptive technologies; innovations that dramatically alter the way in which business, industries and markets function. Ireland...

In this second in our series on beer microbiology, after understanding where contamination of draft beer typically comes from, we give...

In this first in our series on beer microbiology, we give you some background on what the problem is with microbe contamination in beer and

In the first of a series, our technical team discuss topics around transfection and gene editing. We start with a run down of 5 factors whic

Two weeks ago, the Cellix team travelled to Prague to participate in Cyto 2018, a conference discussing the cutting edge of flow...

Two weeks ago, the Cellix team travelled to Prague to participate in Cyto 2018, a conference focused on the cutting edge of flow...