“How did it all begin? I studied for an undergraduate degree in Immunology at the University of Glasgow. When I graduated in 2001, I did what many aspiring scientists do; I put on my lab coat to get some hands on experience in a proper lab. “I took my knowledge...
“How did it all begin? I studied for an undergraduate degree in Immunology at the University of Glasgow. When I graduated in 2001, I did what many aspiring scientists do; I put on my lab coat to get some hands on experience in a proper lab. “I took my knowledge...
The week will explore feelings of loneliness, its impact on our mental health and how we can all play a part in combating isolation within our community.
As scientists, we have an innate desire and duty of care to protect and prevent accidents and diseases. In doing so, we have developed a strong occupational safety and health (OSH) culture that values and safeguards our employees. Built on inclusion, we work together to find effective, appropriate, and sustainable solutions that promote the right to health and safety in the laboratory.
As agents of change, we’ve switched things up in the laboratory. To celebrate this period of change, we’ve sat down with Hannah Findlay to see how her secondment into the Research and Development (R&D) department aligns with the continual growth of Antibody Analytics.
As you’ve probably heard, Antibody Analytics is expanding, and so is our development opportunities. To celebrate our growth, we’ve sat down with a very talented lady who, with her hard work and determination, has attained a secondment in the Research and Development...
To celebrate our continual growth, we sat down with the team to see what ignited the move from academia to Antibody Analytics.
The 11th of March 2022 marks the start of British Science Week, a ten-day celebration of science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM). This year, the theme is ‘growth,’ so it’s only fitting that we take you on a journey from the bench to the bedside and beyond.
Antibody Analytics is always looking for ways to inspire, educate and offer opportunities to the next generation of scientists. We were delighted to welcome Juan for his school work experience week to show him the ropes and offer insight into our world.
Friday the 11th of February marks the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. During this historic day, people around the world are recognising the role of women and girls in the field of science, not only as beneficiaries but as agents of change.
With a degree in applied psychology and experience in the social care sector, we seek to discover how Michahaila found herself in the scientific field and what this means as the Director of People and Finance.
Considering Tim’s vast experience in molecular biology, wonder for the wider world and what makes things the way that they are, its believed Tim’s path led him to Antibody Analytics because of his intrigue and desire to provide a genuine impact in the field of medicine.
With a flair for the human body and the way in which it works, we seek to discover how Rebecca’s diploma in Professional Music Theatre do-si-doed into a technical apprenticeship in the field of science.
The Antibody Analytics journey begins with its Managing Director, Andy Upsall. As the organisation continues to grow, we aim to understand the origins of Antibody Analytics and what led Andy to establish the company in 2016.
With a PhD and post-doctoral experience as a cancer research scientist, we aim to understand Adele’s journey from the field of research and development to the Director of Marketing at Antibody Analytics.
Antibody Analytics wins Innovate UK SMART award and begins work on transformational cell platform, IndEx-2 Antibody Analytics are pleased to announce that they have been awarded a coveted and highly competitive SMART grant from Innovate UK, the UK's innovation...
You've spent all of your lab time making the perfect SPR assay. Your data looks great, the Sensorgrams overlay like they are a single curve and then the inevitable happens; someone asks: "How do you know it's reliable?" Assessing the fit First thing to do is look at...
No matter what type of experiment you embark on, controlling your variables is vital to understanding whether your assay is behaving properly, and the output is reliable and actionable. To avoid writing a novel on this topic, I have tried to streamline my thoughts on...
What's your question? To avoid wasting time and money, it is critical you start with the end in mind, and spend time clearly deciding what question you're looking for an answer to. Do you want to know the kinetics of a single interaction or against a large panel of...
The population of effector cells used in cell-based cytotoxicity assays such as TMC is an important consideration. Depending on how sensitive or therapeutically relevant your assay needs to be will dictate what sort of effector preparation should be used. The more...
One of the easiest ways to make beautiful assays is to ensure that you have effectively considered what sensor chips, buffers and other reagents are right for the job. Choosing your sensor chip An important part of setting up an assay is to ensure that the correct...
As SPR is generally used for assessing binding to proteins in one form or another it’s a good idea to ensure that you have as much information about the proteins you’re assessing as possible.
As Senior Customer Success Manager (CSM), you will be a specialist in creating long-term, trusting relationships with our customers to ensure that the company has access to quality projects aligned with the company’s direction. You will collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to successfully meet your order and performance targets by developing a number of trusting customer relationships that promote retention and loyalty with a general aim to increase service utilisation and overall positive experience with the brand within existing customer accounts. You may also be required to oversee a team who manages a broad range of customer accounts and be responsible for meeting the pre-set targets within your and the accounts managed by the team.
As Senior Study Manager you will be a specialist in the management of projects within a specific scientific subject area. You will lead projects within your specialist area and through your broad technical understanding of a wider range of methodologies and the drug development process, supervise studies within other scientific areas as required. You may be required to oversee a team who manage a broad range of customer studies. You will be responsible for the delivery of revenue within your directly, and indirectly managed studies. You will have regular and frequent direct contact with customers and will represent the Company during client communication and other external events.
As a Senior Study Scientist, you will be a technical specialist within at least one specific subject area of Translational Immunology,
Bioassay or SPR. You’ll be responsible for conceptualizing technical projects and working closely with the Study Manager to ensure
that customer studies meet the intended objective. You’ll also lead a small team of expertly trained Study Scientists working on
projects across a range of subject areas, ensuring that the customer study’s objectives are achieved. Once full training and probation
is complete, you will participate in our weekend on call rota.
Company values, of problem solving, teamwork, and leadership to enable the highest customer study output possible. A focus on their role as study manager within their team is the highest priority, including participating in internal training schemes, technical learning, being able to plan and manage their workload and to provide technical support to Study Scientists.
As a Study Scientist, you will take all the skills, learning, knowledge and experience gained as a Junior Study Scientist to the next
level. You will have the opportunity to expand on your practical laboratory techniques over several different areas and start to hone
these skills to become specialised in one or more areas within the group. For most tasks, you will work independently, though with
guidance from a Senior Study Scientist, you will support the study management team throughout the customer project by
contributing to various aspects of the wider project, including, but not limited to, co-ordination of data analysis, analysis template
preparation and preparation of laboratory paperwork, as well as by taking action to keep a project progressing effectively and
efficiently.
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