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3 Things lablife.video wishes for in 2026 🌸🌸🌸

2026-01-01|Categories: Blog|

Asmita Banerjee and Adelheid Weidinger wearing black T-shirt in front of lablife Happy New Year poster.

🌸☝️ A better understanding of how important small things are in science to achieving the big goal. Major scientific breakthroughs never start with big moments, but with correct, repeatable basics.

🌸🙏 A thank you to everyone in the life sciences (or other fields or contexts), who has made a difference by making the right (and perhaps not the easiest) decision, knowing that maybe no one will ever notice.

🌸😊 Simply being OK is underrated and precious.

That’s why lablife.video wishes you and your […]

Are There Better Reasons For A Collaboration? 🧐☝

2025-12-17|Categories: Blog|

✨🤝✨  Biomed Austria – Österreichische Fachgesellschaft für Biomedizinische Analytik and lablife.video are now official collaboration partners! ✨🤝✨

What are the key requirements for #successful #collaboration?

🚀 A shared WHY.

Shared #values and purpose make our collaboration meaningful.

🚀 Complementary #expertise.

It isn’t about duplication, but about the strength of diversity.

🚀 The willingness to learn and grow together.

We look forward to learning from each other and evolving together.

Apart from these strong foundations, it was clear from the beginning that we pursue the same goals, respect each other, and are committed to long-term cooperation. 👍😊👍

Are there any better reasons for a collaboration?

We are excited and ready to embark on […]

The Next Generation of Cell Culture Enthusiasts? 👩🏼🔬🧑🔬👨🏼🔬

2025-12-04|Categories: Blog|

Students in Audi Max of University of Applied Sciences Vienna listening to lecture on cell culture practice given by Asmita Banerjee from lablife.video.

We are absolutely thrilled! We are teaching Cell Culture Technique at Hochschule Campus Wien | University of Applied Sciences in Vienna!

A whopping number of students from the Biomedical Science Programme registered for the lecture and are obviously very interested in how cell cultures work!

We loved the palpable attention and engagement throughout the lectures, not only when we estimated cell confluence. Wow, fantastic job!!! 👍😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Many thanks to Hochschule Campus Wien | University of […]

When Giants Meet – Biomed Austria, FH Wiener Neustadt and lablife.video 😉

2025-11-28|Categories: Blog|

Members of BioMedAustria and lablife.video in the cell culture laboratory of FH Wiener Neustadt together with Thomas Pekar.

We had the opportunity to visit Fachhochschule Wiener Neustadt with Katharin Wagner and Denise Gleirscher from Biomed Austria – Austrian Society for Biomedical Sciences.

Many thanks to Thomas Pekar for the fantastic tour! Classrooms for microscopy with cutting-edge technology 🔬🚀, but more importantly, technology that promotes interaction between students 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓👩‍🎓👩‍🎓👨‍🎓, as the images from the entire class are shared on a screen in real time.

That’s bound to spark discussions ✨✨✨!

The beautiful architecture invites you to linger […]

They can’t see what’s coming next…

2025-11-18|Categories: Blog|

Cells attached to cell culture flasks starting to detach, one after the other, then, with a gush of cell culture medium the cells are afloat.

Trypsinization – the State of High Vulnerability 💥

During trypsinization, cells are most vulnerable. Enzymes ✂ nibble off their anchorage to safe plastic. Bad enough. But once the anchorage is gone, enzymes turn their attention to their next victims, the cells themselves 😳!

If you keep cells in trypsin for too long, or if the trypsin concentration is not right, the cells themselves may fall prey to the enzyme’s gluttony 😮.

But there are other […]

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