How Comprehensive is BenchSci’s Data and Where Do We Get It?
Here’s a quick breakdown of the comprehensive data on the BenchSci platform and our open-access, publisher, vendor, and third-party sources.
How BenchSci Unifies our Build and Configuration Management Systems
BenchSci unifies configuration management and build systems by combining kustomize and bazel into new open source tool
Animal Models Are Now on BenchSci!
Scientists can now find appropriate animal models for their specific experimental context quickly and efficiently on BenchSci.
A New Option for Sorting Product Results and More Updates on BenchSci
We’re excited to announce several new updates to our Experimental Success Platform, including a new way to sort product results.
Expanded Antibody Validation and More New Features on BenchSci
We’re excited to announce several new features to our platform, including expanded antibody validation and enhancements to our verification filter.
Cell Products Now on BenchSci!
To help scientists run more successful experiments, we added over 514,000 cell products to our AI-Assisted Reagent Selection platform.
Find Antibodies Verified According to the 5 Nature Pillars of Validation, Plus 2 Additional Pillars
BenchSci’s Verification filter has been enhanced to include antibodies verified according to Nature’s 5 pillars of verification, plus 2 additional pillars
CUT&RUN, REAP-Seq, And CITE-Seq, Now on BenchSci
To evolve with the ever-changing biomedical research landscape, we added 3 new immunoassays to BenchSci: RUT&RUN, CITE-Seq, and REAP-Seq. Read on to find out more about these applications and how you can find the data on BenchSci!
Introducing CRISPR Reagents to Our AI-Assisted Reagent Platform
To help scientists run more successful experiments, we added over 6.6 million CRISPR reagents from top vendors to our AI-Assisted Reagent Selection platform.
BenchSci from Home and Make The Most Out of Your Time in the Lab
As more scientists now have limited time at the bench, here are some ways to leverage BenchSci at home to prepare for your experiments before you head to the lab.