Monya Baker

TL;DR: The Taiji group has outlined the possibility of a direct collaboration with eLISA: it would either contribute 1.5 billion yuan directly or develop its own scaled-down, 8-billion-yuan version ofeLISA that would coordinate closely with the European effort, sharing data.

TL;DR: For years, scientists have struggled to reconstruct tissues and organs by combining cells and nanotechnology, but these devices are now edging from cool concept to practical application.

TL;DR: High-quality, data-rich samples are essential for future research, but obtaining and storing these samples is not as straightforward as many researchers think.

TL;DR: There are ways to ensure reliability in cell experiments, from the batch of serum to the shape of growth plates, where numerous variables can torpedo attempts to replicate cell experiments.