Revvity has introduced Living Image Synergy AI, a unified software platform designed to streamline preclinical imaging analysis across multiple modalities. The solution integrates artificial intelligence capabilities to enhance data analysis for in vivo imaging researchers working with optical, microCT, ultrasound, and other imaging technologies.

Cambridge-based Abselion has introduced a Protein G Total Antibody Quantification  Kit for its Amperia benchtop platform, extending the system’s analytical capabilities beyond existing Protein A-based formats. The kit enables researchers to quantify antibodies across a broader spectrum of IgG subclasses and species, addressing measurement gaps in humanised antibodies, rodent IgGs, and engineered variants.

TRIMERO Diagnostics offers IVD CE marked Retinol Binding Protein (RBP, RBP4) assays, for serum and urine samples.

German life science instrumentation company Eppendorf has commercially launched its Research 3 neo mechanical pipettes, designed to deliver improved accuracy and ergonomic performance for laboratory applications. Following successful regional deployment across Asia in August, the pipettes are now available in EMEA and Americas markets.

Sapio Sciences has introduced what it says is the world’s first third-generation Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) that incorporates agentic artificial intelligence to function as a scientific collaborator. The platform, termed Sapio ELaiN, represents a departure from traditional electronic notebooks by actively participating in research workflows rather than simply documenting experimental procedures.