Taconic Biosciences

07/09/2025

🚨 We’re Hiring in Germantown, NY!

Taconic Biosciences is looking for Support Services Technicians to join our Wash Department. If you thrive in a hands-on role, like to tackle challenges head-on, and enjoy working in a team environment, we want to hear from you!

🔹 Full-time, benefits eligible
🔹 No experience required — we train
🔹 Great growth opportunity

📍 Location: Germantown, NY
💼 Apply today!

Apply to Support Services Technician - Wash at Taconic Biosciences, Inc. in Germantown, NY.

03/28/2025

The Capital Region STEM Poster Showcase, hosted by Regeneron and held at Hudson Valley Community College, brings together the brightest scientific minds in the region to share their discoveries with the community.

12/17/2024

New Genetic Analysis Service Available! Taconic’s Transgene Characterization Service provides precise transgene mapping, custom genotyping assays, and PhD-guided reports to give you the data you need for success. Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q02QjJ270

11/04/2024

In preclinical research, every detail counts. Taconic’s new whole genome sequencing identifies precise integration sites, informs breeding strategies, and offers detailed reports with expert PhD analysis. Explore the benefits: https://hubs.li/Q02QjMzX0

10/29/2024

Advance your MERS research with the new hDPP4 mouse model from Taconic Biosciences. With its susceptibility to MERS-CoV, it's a powerful tool for studying disease and testing vaccines.

Explore how this model can drive your research forward: https://bit.ly/3Ayv3Oo

10/23/2024

Taconic's Scientific Program Managers (SPMs) are trusted partners to researchers, offering tailored support that saves time, reduces costs, and minimizes effort. With deep expertise, they guide scientists through complex decisions, ensuring the right models and solutions to meet unique research goals. Hear from Dr. Gretchen Kusek as she explores the ways SPMs make a difference in your projects and learn more: https://hubs.li/Q02VtSgp0

10/14/2024

Are you confident in the genetic makeup of your genetically engineered model? Taconic’s new Transgenic Characterization by Whole Genome Sequencing combines cutting-edge technology with PhD-expertise so you can confidently move forward with your research: https://hubs.li/Q02QjCg_0

09/27/2024

This , Taconic reflects on the power of translational tools to model heart disease. Our study-ready diet-induced models and our ApoE knockout mice reflect the many complexities underlying heart disease and comorbid conditions. Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q02R8m210

09/25/2024

Introducing the hDPP4 mouse from Taconic Biosciences! This model is vital for MERS-CoV research, helping you study disease progression and test potential treatments. With a live production colony and easy label licensing, it's now more accessible for your research needs.

Discover the new model: https://hubs.li/Q02R3P520

09/24/2024

Unlock critical insights into your genetically engineered models. Taconic's new Transgene Characterization by Whole Genome Sequencing delivers precise results faster with PhD-guided analyses. Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q02Qjxhg0

09/20/2024

This , Taconic reflects upon the next generation of preclinical tools that are paving the way to new therapies for this devastating disease. Watch this webinar featuring Drs. Moriah Jacobson and Adam Hall to learn:
✓ how to select the right model for your research study
✓ the benefits of 3D histology and imaging compared to traditional 2D methods and
✓ how intact tissue clearing and light sheet imaging methods can be leveraged to characterize neuroinflammatory proteins throughout disease.

Watch the webinar here: https://hubs.li/Q02QDFgp0

09/05/2024

The FcResolv® NOG-EXL mouse model, which lacks Fc gamma receptors (FcgR), overcomes a previous challenge that has been known to delay the advancement of translational research. The presence of Fc receptors, found on both human and murine cells, can lead to confounding effects and inaccurate conclusions within the context of immunology and antibody-based drug studies.

Two prior versions of Taconic super immunodeficient FcgR knockout models were launched in 2022 (FcResolv® NOG and FcResolv® hIL-15 NOG models) and have been widely recognized for their unique capabilities to improve experimental accuracy in murine models. The newest addition to the FcResolv® family further represents a critical advancement with particular utility for acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) research. https://bit.ly/3AOwxEv