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Caitlin Faulds

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Machining antibodies at IPI

Very little these days escapes the reach of machine learning (ML) and, more broadly, artificial…

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Axon Guidance: Explained

In the late 19th century, neuroscientist Santiago Ramón y Cajal peered through a microscope at…

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IPI receives grant from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to develop next-generation protein tools for neuroscience research

Funding supports creation and open distribution of critical research tools to accelerate neuroscience discoveries Boston,…

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IPI targets neurexin with upcoming antibody suite

Snynaptic function involves the interactions of hundreds, maybe thousands, of different proteins. A particular family,…

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Epitope tag antibodies, plasmids and data transparency: A Q&A with Mike Walden

In 2024, the Institute for Protein Innovation (IPI) released a set of antibodies targeting nine…

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Year in review: Looking back on 2024

It’s been a whirlwind year here at IPI, from antibody releases to workshops and lab…

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Michael Walden bridges two worlds as IPI’s commercial director

Driving commercial development at a nonprofit institution is a challenge. The business models are complex…

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Deb Moshinsky stands in front of a lab machine wearing an IPI lab coat and safety goggles.

Deborah Moshinsky’s enterprising behind-the-scenes efforts ensure antibody quality

Deborah “Deb” Moshinsky is the type of process-motivated scientist that all labs require — but…

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