Learn the basics of Colorimetric LAMP, and how groups like NEB and the World Mosquito Program are using this isothermal amplification method in field tests and point-of-care diagnostics.
Learn the basics of Colorimetric LAMP, and how groups like NEB and the World Mosquito Program are using this isothermal amplification method in field tests and point-of-care diagnostics.
Learn the basics of how large DNA molecules are separated with Pulse Field Gel Electrophoresis (PFGE).
Optimize the results of your RNA cleanups with these quick and simple tips.
In this episode, we discuss the challenges associated with current methods available for methylome analysis, and introduce NEBNext Enzymatic Methyl-seq (EM-seq™) as an alternative to bisulfite sequencing that addresses these challenges. more
In this episode, experts in research laboratory sustainable practices share some insight on how to be more sustainable in the laboratory. more
Did you know that NEB offers free reagents and support to teaching labs and educational courses in the US? In this episode, learn more about NEB’s course support program, hear from various organizations who have taken advantage of this benefit, and learn how educators can participate. more
In this episode, we discuss the importance of biodiversity and conservation efforts aimed at its protection, including how we can all take part in this effort. Also, learn about Ocean Genome Legacy Center (OGL) and their dedication to exploring and preserving biodiversity in the ocean. more
Several of the most important neglected tropical diseases in humans are the result of infection with filarial nematode parasites. In this episode of NEB TV, learn more about these diseases and their impact, and how understanding their biology can help identify methods to detect, control and treat these parasites in the field. more
Learn the basics of Colorimetric LAMP, and how groups like NEB and the World Mosquito Program are using this isothermal amplification method in field tests and point-of-care diagnostics. more
Go behind the scenes into NEB’s technical support program. Hear from our scientists as they describe memorable tech support moments and interesting collaborations that have resulted from tech support calls. more
In this episode we are talking about the importance of RNA modifications. Hear about protocols for prokaryotic transcription start site (TSS) determination, as well as detection and quantitation of RNA modifications, and learn how the RNA Modification Database can help your RNA research. more
In this episode of NEB TV, find tips for greening your lab, hear from the 2017 iGEM Goes Green team, and learn more about Labconscious, a site devoted to sustainability in the lab. more
Take a trip with us to the Harvard Museum of Natural History for a behind the scenes tour of Scott Chimileski and Roberto Kolter’s photographic journey into the microbial world. more
NEB’s Chief Scientific Officer, Sir Richard Roberts, describes the Enzymes for Innovation initiative, and the importance of new enzyme discovery and screening. more
Learn about glycobiology and its importance in clinical and diagnostic applications in this episode of NEB TV. Also, hear more about how NEB is setting the bar for product quality in this rapidly growing field. more
Learn the basics of qPCR, and hear more about our Luna products, including our novel method for data analysis. more
These days, restriction enzymes are being used in many more applications other than cloning. Learn more in this episode of NEB TV. more
Does creativity inspire you to be a better scientist? Learn more about the often unpredictable ways that art and science intersect in the latest episode of NEB TV. more
Interested in learning more about how NEB’s enzymes are made? Learn more in this episode of NEB TV. more
DNA assembly is growing in popularity and used in a number of applications. Find out how NEB customers are using DNA assembly and our NEBuilder HiFi products in this episode of NEB TV. more
Precision medicine requires precision enrichment. Learn more about target enrichment and its role in clinical applications. more
Learn more about the Genes in Space initiative and hear about the 2015 winner’s project, which utilized DNA polymerases from NEB to study epigenetic changes during spaceflight. more
What is Passion in Science? Hear what some NEB employees have to say on the topic, and learn more about our Passion in Science Awards. more
Traditional cloning or DNA assembly? Learn more about the benefits of each in the latest episode of NEB TV. more
Learn more about CRISPR/Cas9 and synthetic biology, where these fields are headed, and how they are being applied in the classroom in the latest episode of NEB TV. more
Can laboratories become more “green"? In this episode of NEB TV, find tips on how you can help to reduce your environmental footprint in the lab, and hear about some NEB initiatives, including a unique approach for wastewater treatment and the development of our new environmentally friendly DNA purification kits. more
Whether you are starting your job search in the life sciences, looking for a background in molecular biology, or exploring alternative career paths, this episode is for you. more
Whether you are new to library preparation for NGS, using reagents from another supplier, or sending samples to a core facility, it is important to know what it takes to get high-quality libraries. Learn more about library preparation and hear where next generation sequencing is going in the latest episode of NEB TV. more
In Episode 3, learn more about amplification, including new techniques to bring amplification into the field. Also, learn more about high-fidelity DNA polymerases, and how we responded to a recent tech support question on the subject. more
In this episode of NEB TV, learn about some exciting projects that help to promote STEM education. more
On this episode of NEB TV, we’re talking about synthetic biology. What is synthetic biology, who’s using synthetic biology, and where can synthetic biology take us in the not-too-distant future? more
Take an aerial tour of the New England Biolabs campus and see inside both the historic and laboratory buildings. more
Learn how the myNEB Skill for Alexa can help life science researchers at the bench with restriction enzyme information, scientific calculations and more. more
Have you ever stopped to think about how much potential recycling a typical researcher creates over the course of a day? Learn more in this video. more
Learn how NEB's ISO-certified manufacturing facility is equipped to handle the demands of your bulk, custom, or OEM product order. more
Hear more about what the iGEM competition is all about from an NEB scientist. more
Learn how NEB protects the environment, both locally and globally. more
Partner with the NEBsolutions team, and together, we will redefine the traditional relationship. more
Are you interested in either in-licensing or out-licensing opportunities? Learn more about NEB’s Global Business Development department. more
Learn how NEB sets a new standard for life science reagents. more
Learn about the foundations of NEB and the vision for the future more
Learn how our state-of-the-art Solar Aquatics System® treats the NEB campus’ wastewater. more
Passion in Science Humanitarian Award winner, Nathan Schoepp, describes his research to develop rapid point-of-care diagnostics to determine antibiotic resistance in clinical samples. more
Passion in Science Environmental Stewardship Award winner, Samantha Romanick, describes her journey to a low waste lifestyle, and her work to reduce plastic usage by founding the Campus Refill Initiative, which offers alternatives to single-use plastics. more
Passion in Science Mentorship and Advocacy Award winner, Steven Farber, describes his not-for-profit organization called BioEYES that uses Zebrafish to educate K-12 students about science. more
Passion in Science Arts and Creativity Award winner, William Murta, is the composer of Das Molekul – a musical about the discovery of DNA and the race to sequence the human genome. more
Join us for the full 2019 Passion in Science Awards® Ceremony and enjoy a presentation from each of the award categories: Arts and Creativity, Science Mentorship and Advocacy, Humanitarian Duty and Environmental Stewardship. more
Shelly Xie shares her passion for science, art and humanity. Shelly illuminates personal stories of global health issues through sand animation. Enjoy this premiere of Shelly’s work created in collaboration with Pan American Health Organization (PAHO). more
Professor Chris Martine shares his passion for inspiring exploration and discovery in botany and the natural world. Chris connects with students at Bucknell University and beyond with humor and science-rich content through his video series “Plants are Cool, Too!”. more
Professor Amanda Munson of Shenandoah University shares her passion for inspiring girls to pursue careers in STEM fields. Amanda describes GO GIRL™ (Genomic Opportunities for Girls in Research Labs), an education outreach program designed to boost confidence and provide hands-on science experience to high school girls in a research laboratory with state-of-the-art equipment. more
David Ng, Director of the Science Literacy program at Michael Smith Labs of the University of British Columbia, shares his passion for public understanding of science. David explains how he promotes science communication through workshops, educational tools and research studies, and suggests that all scientists find a genuine way to advocate science and engage the public. more
Saban Ul-Hasan, graduate student at University of California Merced, shares her passion for inspiring understanding of symbiotic relationships between scientists, artists, the public and the environment. Sabah promotes these relationships through production of the educational video series “Biota”, which highlights specific ecosystems and features music of local bands and work of local artists. more
Karishma Bhagani, undergraduate student at University of New York, shares her passion for providing access to clean drinking water in countries suffering from water scarcity. Karishma created the aspiring non-profit organization Matone de Chiwit, which provides economical water purification units comprised of domestically available elements to rural communities. more
Nina Dudnik shares her passion for providing global access to scientific research equipment and collaboration. Nina founded Seeding Labs to support scientific discovery and education in the developing world through financial resources, research equipment and access to expertise. She explains how providing repurposed equipment has allowed labs to educate the next generation of scientists, secure funding to support future research, and empower scientists in developing countries. more
Lucia Prieto Godino shares her passion for providing access to science education and hands-on training in Africa. Lucia founded TReND in Africa to support global science efforts through educational course training, equipment donations and encouragement of international collaboration. more
Scott O’Neill shares his passion for developing novel approaches to controlling mosquito transmitted viruses by introducing Wolbachia infections in mosquitos. Scott describes the troubling rise in mosquito-borne viruses, and offers the promising results of his work with Eliminate Dengue. more
Lisa Anderson, post-doc at MIT, shares her passion for making the world a better place through science and technology. Lisa discusses the laboratory glove recycling program that she helped to create while at University of California Davis. She also describes green lab assessment programs and her current efforts at MIT. more
Lucy Lahrita, of Hokkaido University, Japan, shares her passion for protecting the environment by utilizing chemical recycling to create synthetic fuel from plastic waste. Lucy describes how specific types of plastic can be used to not only create crude oil, but a new job sector as well. She encourages us all to think globally and act locally to protect our environment. more
Alexandra Polasko, graduate student at UCLA, shares her passion for providing clean drinking water through the process of bioremediation. Alexandra explains how bioremediation uses microbes to degrade contaminants and describes her development of lost cost, rapid indicator technology to identify naturally occurring bacteria capable of degrading hazardous pollutants. more
Scott Chimileski, research fellow at Harvard Medical School, shares his passion for communicating the value of microbes through photography. Scott discusses the book he is currently co-authoring with Roberto Kolter and he describes the exhibit he is designing for Harvard Museum of Natural History, both of which aim to communicate the beauty, history and power of microbes through engaging photography. more
Christine Liu, graduate student at University of California Berkeley, shares her passion for communicating complex science topics to a broad audience through zines. Christine co-founded Two Photon Art collective, and she describes how the informal presentation style of zines makes science more approachable and less intimidating. more
Will Ryan, graduate student at Florida State University in Tallahassee, shares his passion for communicating seminal scientific literature in engaging short films. Will distills the take-home messages of the literature and delivers these messages through poetry and art in his films, making science literature less intimidating and more relatable for his audience. more
Dana Simmons, graduate student at The University of Chicago, shares her passion for sharing the beauty of science and the complexity of the human neural system through photography. Dana explores the similarities between nature and biology by introducing fluorescent dye into purkinje cells and capturing striking images after the completion of her scientific experiments with the cells. Dana elevates her science to art form and reaches a broader audience with her efforts. more
What does Passion in Science mean to you? Learn how NEB celebrated 15 scientists' passion projects with the 2014 Passion in Science Awards. more
Hear from our 2014 Inspiration in Science Award winners about what passion in science means to them. more
Hear more about the inspiring projects of the 2014 Humanitarian Duty Award winners more
Learn about how the 2014 Environmental Stewardship Award winners are helping to reduce environmental impact more
Learn more about the intersection between art and science from our 2014 Arts and Creativity Award winners more
Managing a stockroom or core facility is a lot of work. NEBnow makes it easier by automating inventory management and logistics, all while providing outstanding service. more
As a scientist, there is nothing worse than running out of your favorite enzyme in the middle of an experiment. NEBnow’s self-service kiosk enables our products and your discoveries to always be within reach. more
Learn how to restock your NEBnow freezer. It’s as quick and easy as 1, 2, 3… more
Learn how to purchase products from an NEBnow freezer. It’s as quick and easy as 1, 2, 3… more
Nowhere does NEB’s “scientists helping scientists” philosophy shine more than in conversation with two NEB scientists who regularly answer customer questions. more
The questions posed to NEB tech support run the gamut from basic procedural and historical questions to complex issues about cutting-edge applications. Our scientists are ready and willing to help! more
Are you worried that your question is too basic to call NEB technical support? Nathan offers some reassurance. more
Jeremy’s “most interesting call” story highlights the full panoply of resources available when you call with a tech support question. more
A scientist-run technical support program is the hidden value behind NEB’s reagents. Learn how you can benefit! more
Can you guess how many tech support inquiries NEB receives annually? We think you’ll be surprised! more
What’s the best way to get in touch with NEB’s tech support? Whether you call or email, you’ll get answers from bench scientists who have experience with the product! more
Partner with the NEBsolutions team, and together, we will redefine the traditional relationship. more
Learn how to submit a request for reagents to support your high school or collegiate teaching labs and educational courses in the US. View the request forms at: https://www.neb.com/promoting-science-education/course-support-and-reagent-donation more
Looking to gain some background in molecular biology? Hear why our Molecular Biology Summer Workshop might be just what you need. more
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