The Biomeme platform went west last week. Our own Sepideh “Sepi” Naderi joined researcher Colleen Kamaroff’s [...]

Ruth Richardson Ph.D., an Associate Professor of civil and environmental engineering at Cornell, is working with Biomeme to [...]

 Researchers at the Norwegian Veterinary Institute in collaboration with Swedish colleagues and local authorities used the [...]

Joe Russell and Jonathan Jacobs at MRIGlobal have been designing and building modular systems for real-time, point-of-care [...]

Amanda M. Naaum, Robert Hanner, Steven Newmaster and the team at TRU-ID have been fighting to provide consumer confidence in [...]

Biomeme is proud to announce that our company has been featured in the May issue of Nature Magazine! Founded in 1869, Nature is [...]

Our partner at Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences, Dr. Peter Countway, is deploying Biomeme’s technology in Antarctica. [...]

Raw oysters always draw a crowd – from “buck-a-shuck” happy hours, to oyster bars, and festivals celebrating the [...]

Savvy students turned sushi detectives to find out what’s really on the menu By Maria F. Chacon-Heszele, Ph.D Last month [...]

Lyme disease is the most common disease spread by ticks in the Northern Hemisphere. The Centers for Disease Control and [...]

Fewer than 500 Siberian tigers are living in the wild. Also known as Amur tigers, these wild populations are dwindling at [...]

How Biomeme & String Theory High School are Teaming Up to Democratize DNA Analysis by Joe Morrison If you were to ask high [...]

I’m constantly asked, “Who is Biomeme’s customer?” While US human health is not our initial focus, this is where [...]