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The EU clinical clock is ticking

January 9, 2023
With the 31 January 2023 switch to new EU Clinical Trial Regulations fast approaching, Werner Engelbrecht explains how trial sponsors and CROs can ensure they are prepared.

Lowering the barriers to nitrate analysis

January 9, 2023
Nitrogen pollution receives less environmental attention than it has merited, says Calum Preece, but smaller labs are now able to play their part.

NASA awaits return of landmark space experiments cargo

January 8, 2023
Samples from pioneering experiments into radiation, hydroponics and bioprospecting in microgravity environments will return to Earth this week from the International Space Station.

Chemical sector welcomes REACH deadline consultation results

January 8, 2023
Chemical sector businesses and organisations have overwhelmingly backed extension of transitional registration deadlines for the new post-Brexit UK REACH regime, in response to a Whitehall consultation process.

Game Theory: Periodic – A Game of The Elements

December 12, 2022
Periodic – A Game of The Elements amply rewards the challenge it presents, conclude Dr Louise Robinson and Dr Ian Turner.

The science of art

December 12, 2022
The Courtauld Institute of Art’s expertise in preserving art works derives in part from its use of advanced lab techniques Of these, the most important is chromatography, explains its Head...

Can you use a large electron microscope next to a freight train?

December 5, 2022
Thomas E Davies describes the challenges of operating highly sensitive equipment in a city environment surrounded by vibration-generating activities.

Mimicry with consistency

December 5, 2022
Research into neurodegenerative conditions can be hampered by difficulty accessing scalable, translatable cellbased disease models. Amanda Turner charts the hunt for solutions.

Image integrity in academic papers

November 28, 2022
Academic papers are the most important medium for introducing results to the scientific community, so researchers, editors and publishers have an ethical obligation to ensure all the data shared is...

Lab Babble: The Modern Prometheus

November 28, 2022
Not content with streamlining all scientific research, Russ Swan now offers a blueprint for human evolution.

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