Ceres Nanosciences

11/13/2025

Boston local and Ceres Field Application Scientist Pat Acer is attending AMP 2025 this week. If you’re there too, catch up with Pat to talk about how the latest advances in Nanotrap® Technology can benefit your lab.

11/11/2025

Our CTO, Ben Lepene, is in Toronto this week presenting posters at the HUPO and ASTMH conferences! Exciting to see Nanotrap® Particle Technology showcased across proteomics and infectious disease research.

11/07/2025

Headed to AMP 2025 next week? So is Pat Acer, our Field Applications Scientist at Ceres! Meet up with Pat and discuss how Nanotrap Technology is helping labs maximize the value of every sample.

11/05/2025

We’re heading to next week! 🎉
Catch our posters on how Nanotrap® Technology is transforming research.
Stop by, say hi, and let’s explore how we can help accelerate your discoveries!

10/31/2025

09/29/2025

In the News: Ceres Nanosciences Receives $500,000 Grant to Deploy Wastewater Surveillance Products for Global Health Security. This funding will support the deployment of Ceres' wastewater biosecurity products to global health testing sites across Africa and India.
Read more. https://www.ceresnano.com/releases

09/19/2025

We're headed to the hashtag 2025 Conference next week in Montreal, Canada, and would love to see you there! If you're attending the conference, please stop by our poster titled, "Nanotrap Protein Enrichment Affinity Kit Enhances Proteome Coverage and Depletes High-Abundance Proteins".

Tuesday, September 23 | Poster # 23C | Exhibit Hall
Not attending, but want a copy of the poster? Email us at support@ceresnano.com. hashtag hashtag

08/29/2025

Looking to lock-in your proteomics consistency? See how you can enable substantial improvements in both proteome coverage and technical reproducibility compared to the neat workflow in our latest tech note: https://www.ceresnano.com/post/low-coefficients-of-variation-from-run-to-run-when-enriching-proteins-from-human-plasma-samples

The violin plot outlines the run-to-run reproducibility (%CV) of identified proteins among six biological replicates, with the analysis focused on proteins detected in at least three of the six replicates.

08/26/2025

Ready to hear about a comparison study for dPCR-based genotyping and sequencing for detection of Sars-CoV-2 in wastewater? See how dPCR-based genotyping is a cost-effective, scalable alternative to whole-genome sequencing for wastewater surveillance. Single variant dPCR assays reduced reagent costs by 36% and processing time by 68% compared to Illumina sequencing; multiplexing further reduced costs by 84% and time by 90%. Download the poster here: https://www.ceresnano.com/post/novel-digital-pcr-based-workflow-for-sars-cov-2-variant-detection-in-wastewater-performance-compari

Wastewater surveillance is a critical tool for monitoring infectious diseases like COVID-19 at the community level.¹ As the virus evolves, with variants differing in transmissibility and virulence, tracking these changes is vital for public health. While quantitative PCR is the gold standard for de...

08/19/2025

Meet up with Lauren and Sayed, Ceres Application Scientists, today during their poster presentation, at the ACS Fall Meeting in DC.

Poster Location: Hall C - Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Poster Board #: 662 | Aug 19, 2025

08/18/2025

Are you attending the ACS Fall Meeting in Washington, DC, this week?
Stop by and learn about a study comparing a dPCR-based workflow for SARS-CoV-2 variant detection in wastewater with whole-genome sequencing at our poster session.
Poster #662, Tuesday, August 19, from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm, Hall C We look forward to seeing you there!

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