the microsampling blog / clinical research

Organizing a clinical trial is no easy feat. Researchers must recruit a group of willing participants. The participants must meet the study criteria and be prepared to comply with all …

Microsampling is a method of specimen collection that allows nearly anyone to collect tiny (or “micro-sized”) specimen samples for lab analysis. Microsampling is suitable for remote specimen collection for decentralized …

Interestingsamples, a young and ambitious startup in Slovakia, is making it easy for labs and researchers in Europe to get bio-fluid specimen microsamples for a range of research studies. Every …

In recent years, precision medicine has influenced interesting trends in the development of devices for bioanalytical procedures. One important trend is the rise of microsampling, which has spurred such developments …

Clinical research laboratories carry out testing or analysis in different ways during drug trials and other studies. This can cause discrepancies between labs that may affect results. The results are …

Advances in bioanalytical techniques has created the potential to use smaller sample volumes for assessing drug and chemical exposure in many biological fluids, including blood, plasma, or serum. The Mitra® device …