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Preclinical cancer models are powerful, but are you getting the most out of them?Join us on June 11 at 11 AM EST for a w...
05/30/2026

Preclinical cancer models are powerful, but are you getting the most out of them?

Join us on June 11 at 11 AM EST for a webinar exploring how advanced imaging technologies can tackle some of the most common challenges in cancer research.

We'll cover the strengths and limitations of widely used murine tumor models, unpack the assumptions behind traditional measurement methods, and show how modern imaging can boost data reproducibility and clinical relevance.

🔗 Register here: https://bit.ly/4tuX27n

Visualize biological structure, function, and dynamics in ways that traditional ex vivo methods simply cannot.Intravital...
05/29/2026

Visualize biological structure, function, and dynamics in ways that traditional ex vivo methods simply cannot.

Intravital microscopy combines confocal and two-photon imaging to deliver deep-tissue, high-contrast images, allowing researchers to track biological processes in real time, directly inside living models.

Learn more about the system here: https://bit.ly/3Q6h0aZ

As Cancer Awareness Month comes to an end, we want to take a moment to reflect on the discoveries that have shaped moder...
05/29/2026

As Cancer Awareness Month comes to an end, we want to take a moment to reflect on the discoveries that have shaped modern oncology research.

From the discovery of X-rays in 1895 to AI-driven drug discovery, every breakthrough started with a question, a hypothesis, and research in the lab.

To mark Cancer Awareness Month, we created a timeline highlighting more than 130 years of preclinical discoveries across tumour biology, genetics, immunotherapy, CRISPR, organoids, and next-generation drug development.

Behind every advancement are researchers, technologies, and tools helping move science forward and bring new hope to patients.

🔗 Explore the full timeline on our website: https://bit.ly/4dTzMKI

Planning a preclinical study takes more than instrumentation. It also requires the right model, endpoints, and workflow ...
05/29/2026

Planning a preclinical study takes more than instrumentation. It also requires the right model, endpoints, and workflow support.

Scintica's Preclinical CRO Services help research teams explore practical study support across translational workflows, including oncology, neuroscience, metabolic disease, and cardiovascular research.

If your team needs added capacity or specialized support for study ex*****on, the goal is straightforward: build a workflow that is reliable, fit for purpose, and aligned with your research question.

Planning a study and want to discuss available CRO support?

Contact Scintica: https://bit.ly/4ecmCcU

05/28/2026

The Indus Rodent Surgical Monitor combines integrated warming and real-time vital signs monitoring to support safer and more consistent preclinical procedures.

Designed for mice, rats, and other small animals, the system monitors body temperature, ECG, heart rate, respiration, and pressure during surgery and recovery.

With intelligent heating and flexible monitoring options, it helps support animal welfare and improve data reliability.

👉 Learn more about the Rodent Surgical Monitor and how it can support your research goals: https://bit.ly/4fNHick

Watch our on-demand webinar on the NGB-R platform, combining laser-assisted bioprinting and bioextrusion to create compl...
05/28/2026

Watch our on-demand webinar on the NGB-R platform, combining laser-assisted bioprinting and bioextrusion to create complex, high-viability 3D tissues.

Watch Now: https://bit.ly/4vdeRcn

Doppler flow velocity measurements are a cornerstone of cardiovascular assessment in the TAC mouse model, but interpreti...
05/28/2026

Doppler flow velocity measurements are a cornerstone of cardiovascular assessment in the TAC mouse model, but interpreting them accurately takes more than just running the protocol.

On June 17 at 11:00 AM EST, join our webinar for a focused look at how to get more out of your data, avoid common pitfalls, and build a more robust cardiovascular monitoring workflow, no matter where you are in your TAC experience.

🔗 Register now: https://bit.ly/3RzqOL5

🔬 Part of a successful experiment is making sure your incubator is clean!We've gathered a few tips to help you keep your...
05/27/2026

🔬 Part of a successful experiment is making sure your incubator is clean!

We've gathered a few tips to help you keep your laboratory incubator up to standard, so your studies stay on track.

Using the MycoFog Biodecontamination System, you can quickly, easily, and effectively biodecontaminate your incubators, gloveboxes, and closed workstations from bacteria, mycoplasmas, yeast, fungi, and viral contaminants. With regular use, the spread of contamination that compromises experimental outcomes can be prevented.
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Learn more about the MycoFog here: https://bit.ly/4e764Tv

05/27/2026

🔬 Setup shouldn't slow you down.

Watch our Prospect T2 portable preclinical ultrasound system go from case to scan-ready. No dedicated imaging suite, no complicated setup, no compromises on image quality.

✅ Use it anywhere in the lab or in the field
✅ High-resolution imaging in a compact form
✅ Consistent, reproducible results across locations

Portable preclinical imaging, redefined.

👉 Book a demo here: https://bit.ly/4qEZXcS

05/26/2026

We're getting ready for ISHR-NAS 2026 in Minneapolis and looking forward to connecting with the cardiovascular research community.

We'll have our high-frequency ultrasound, Rodent Surgical Monitoring System, and Doppler Flow Velocity System on display.

If you're attending, come by and say hi, we'd love to meet you!

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