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Single-cell analysis can diagnose a condition in heterogenous cell population samples by studying genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and other cellular interactions in cells. It helps to understand a tumor microenvironment better and develop drugs based on newly uncovered knowledge of various types of tumors. The rich data provide...

Space activity is growing multifold as the commercial, government, and defense markets are increasingly showing interest, and as the number of satellites in orbit continues to proliferate. Consequently, the volume of objects in space is also growing significantly. This activity is spurring a discussion about space sustainability, including how ...

The space industry is rapidly evolving as a critical driver of environmental sustainability, underpinned by the urgent global need to combat climate change. This study identifies the key growth opportunities for market participants and stakeholders in the sector, focusing on how advancements in satellite technology, innovative manufacturing process...

The space sector is on the brink of a transformative phase, fueled by advanced technologies and strategic market positioning. This dynamic environment promises lucrative opportunities across a spectrum of services, including orbital operations and pioneering exploration initiatives. Central to this progression are breakthroughs in Edge computing an...

Spacefaring and lunar exploration are among the biggest endeavors of civilization. In this report, Frost & Sullivan explores growth opportunities that can unlock space as the next frontier. The study includes an overview of the global space industry, top emerging megatrends, competitive landscape, innovation and technology landscape, opportuniti...

The rapidly growing space industry has created new opportunities that will generate value from the use of space. The commercial space station industry is one such promising field that is now under development, by providing important services, such as astronauts and human habitation services, microgravity research, in-space manufacturing, and space ...

The global space industry has been expanding with the entry of new participants and non-space companies that are extending their roles to cater to both the upstream and the downstream segments. The upstream segment is expanding exponentially and is seeing successful launches by low earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation operators as well as plan...

As the world becomes dependent on space-based technologies and services, the space industry has seen an increase in investment. As a result, the market, which governments and space agencies had dominated, has seen numerous start-ups and other companies enter. The COVID-19 pandemic did not affect the industry to the extent of many others, although i...

The space industry is no longer sustained by governmental bodies and aerospace and defense companies. In the modern space race, the private sector is dominating by discovering new opportunities regarding innovations and public-private partnerships. The term “NewSpace” heralds the arrival of private space company ventures. Start-ups, investors, ...