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Can we all take a moment to appreciate how beautiful science can be? Cell biologist Carolina Sierra captured this series of Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma (PDAC) organoids at our Temecula, CA, USA site! Each color represents a different aspect of the organoids, highlighting their beauty and complexity. Thanks for sharing this awesome picture with us, Carolina!

The smallest perfusion bioreactor on the market — so small, it only requires a small volume of media. This helps scientists optimize cell culture conditions using fewer resources and less time before going into production with large bioreactors. As the smallest automated perfusion bioreactor on the market, how many milliliters does it need to help you set the stage for successful drug production? Need a hint? http://ms.spr.ly/6047YXStb

Audra's experience teaching a Curiosity Labs lesson changed the course of her career. Find out how in the video below! #SPARKCuriosity

Harnessing the power of AI, Kahina Lang is exploring a novel approach that could cure diseases once thought incurable. See how they are reshaping the future of mRNA delivery, which could impact patients worldwide.

Follow our iconic red cap bottle as it journeys from belts to boxes to you!

Don’t let its size fool you. Small but mighty, meet the Mobius Breez Microbioreactor. This tiny bioreactor can help you predict optimum cell culture processes before ramping up production. See how you can leverage most features from a larger bioreactor at a much smaller volume. Curious about our smallest automated perfusion bioreactor? http://ms.spr.ly/6047YVTmX

#3Dprinting is a powerful technology that can potentially revolutionize how we produce medicine, making it more efficient, sustainable, and personalized to each patient's needs. Check out how this new technology is opening up new possibilities below: 1. Faster drug development: decreasing the pharmaceutical development timeline by quickly supplying prototypes for clinical trials and printing small batches of drugs to be tested, saving time and money. 2. Sustainable production: with the digital process, significantly less material is required, leading to a more environmentally friendly early phase production process. 3. Personalized medicine: tablets in various shapes and sizes and regulated release profile of the active pharmaceutical ingredient, producing medicine tailored to individual's needs. Interested in learning more? http://ms.spr.ly/6041YpLNX

"I’m still here!” said NASA’s Voyager 1 space probe after months of silence. Onboard Voyager 1, now more than 15 billion miles into space, is a special passenger: our Supelco product, Carbosieve, a carbon-based absorbent helping NASA study molecules from outer space. Hopefully, Voyager 1 will continue to do just that for another few billion miles. Learn more: http://ms.spr.ly/6042YpXR0

Behind every innovation are tests and trials. Our new Ultimus Film is no different. We developed the new film to help prevent significant pain point in single-use biomanufacturing: bag failures. To get there, we put the Ultimus Film through test after test to ensure it was stronger and more leak-resistant for the most challenging single-use bioprocessing liquid applications. Testing its abrasive resistance to its limits, find out how resilient film can reduce risks to single-use manufacturing operations here: http://ms.spr.ly/6043YuA4f

Exciting news from our Molsheim, France facility: We opened a new manufacturing plant, expanding our ability to deliver cutting-edge Milli-Q Lab Water Solutions. Check out our video to learn more💧