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A faster, cleaner alternative to conventional laboratory ovens and furnaces

September 2, 2026
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Conventional ovens and muffle furnaces remain essential laboratory tools for ashing, loss on ignition, residue on ignition and fusion, but these methods can be slow, labour-intensive and dependent on manual...
Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry, laboratory equipment, sample preparation
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Metal combinations ‘may help drive chemotherapy resistance’ in lung cancer

August 22, 2026
News
Combinations of metals inside tumour cells could help explain why some lung cancers become resistant to chemotherapy, according to new research from Durham University and Pleco Therapeutics. The study found...
Life Sciences, Chemistry, Earth & Environmental, Materials
Cytology, Environmental pollution, Oncology
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Funding competition aims to help industrial biotechnology move beyond the lab

August 22, 2026
News
Scotland's industrial biotechnology sector is set to receive further support with the launch of a new competition aimed at helping bio-based innovations bridge the gap between laboratory research and commercial...
Earth & Environmental, Chemistry, Physics & Engineering
Bioprocessing, Innovation, Scale-up
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Latest Lab Talk News in Brief: partnership, acquisition, collaboration, top appointments and awards

August 16, 2026
News
University Hospital Cologne has selected Celonic Group as its CDMO partner for process development and GMP manufacturing of a monoclonal antibody targeting Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The programme is being developed with...
Chemistry, Life Sciences, Physics & Engineering
Acquisitions, Appointments, Awards, Collaborations
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A COA is only as strong as its source-record trail

August 16, 2026
Insight
A certificate of analysis is often treated as the end of a quality check. A PDF arrives, the reported value looks acceptable, and the document is filed with the purchase...
Life Sciences, Chemistry, Earth & Environmental, Materials, Physics & Engineering
Certification, Lab protocols, Regulatory, Transparency
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Cleanroom differential pressure: a small value with a big impact

August 16, 2026
Insight
Pressure differentials inside cleanrooms are not large, Sean Murphy explains, with most set between 5-15 Pascal. However, maintaining that differential is a critical part of the overall cleanroom contamination control...
Life Sciences, Chemistry, Materials
Cleanroom, Contamination control, Lab technology, Monitoring
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A level results show continued STEM growth, but gender gap remains

August 16, 2026
News
A level results published today point to continued strong interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, with more than one million results awarded across A levels, AS Levels and T...
Life Sciences, Chemistry, Physics & Engineering
Gender gap, Skills gap, STEM education, Talent pipeline
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Jisc expands support for university research commercialisation

August 16, 2026
News
Jisc has expanded its support for research commercialisation and knowledge exchange through a new agreement designed to help universities identify and develop industry partnerships. The agreement provides access to Dimensions...
Physics & Engineering, Chemistry, Earth & Environmental, Life Sciences, Materials
Research partnerships, Research scale-up
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Whisky by-product could help produce sustainable bioethanol

August 6, 2026
News
Researchers at Heriot-Watt University have joined a project exploring whether a by-product of whisky production can be converted into bioethanol using technology originally developed for space missions. The three-year initiative,...
Physics & Engineering, Chemistry, Earth & Environmental
Biotechnology, Engineering biology, Industry, Space science
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Graphene oxide membrane could cut energy needed for solvent purification

August 5, 2026
News
Researchers at the University of Bath have helped develop a graphene oxide membrane that could reduce the energy required to purify one of the chemical industry's most widely used solvents....
Materials, Chemistry, Physics & Engineering
Membrane technology
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