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We believe that basic research and the cultivation of scientific knowledge is critical for us to stay connected with our customers and to drive scientific breakthroughs. At NEB, over 30 labs participate in research projects, which are aided by post-doctoral fellows and students in Masters and Ph.D. programs. NEB researchers have authored or co-authored over 1,200 publications (as of 1/19) many of which are in peer-reviewed journals. Further, NEB products have been used successfully in numerous publications by scientists throughout the world.

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Year Title Journal Authors Application(s)
Production of disulfide-bonded proteins in Escherichia coli Berkmen, M.
The level of synthesis and secretion of Gaussia princeps
Optimization of Medium Composition for Production pf Recombinant
Targeting of tumor blood vessels
Database of DNA polymerases Curr Protoc Mol Biol. Langhorst, B.W. and Nichols, N.M.
"Bacterial Systems" introduction of Membrane Proteins - Strategies for Expression and Isolation Samuelson, J.C.
Bacillus anthracis purine riboswitches: functional Marion Angelika Kirchner; Sabine Schneider; Kirsten Jung; Stephan A Sieber
Development and Characterization of Oxygen
Duplex Proximity Sequencing Pro-Seq A method to improve DNA sequencing accuracy without the cost of molecular barcoding redundancy
Preliminary study examining the presence of a Wolbachia endosymbiont in winter moth populations