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Harnessing regional strengths
June 16, 2019
From distinctive strengths in transport innovation in the West Midlands to leadership in the life sciences in the Liverpool City Region, regions across the UK have demonstrated excellence in R&D.
Titrating talent
June 11, 2019
More chemistry graduates leave science than stay in it… what can we do about that? Stuart Brown thinks that increased collaboration between industry and academia is key in developing and...
Just play the game
June 10, 2019
Games have never been more popular – but can they really help in the teaching of science? You bet your last top-trump card say the two newest recruits to the...
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Innovation in data collection
June 5, 2019
There are many examples of product enhancements using improved design and or different materials to create better equipment for the lab….
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Alternative periodic tables
June 4, 2019
In celebration of the International Year of the Periodic Table, we decided to tip our hat to some of the more unusual, obscure and overlooked periodic designs.
We’ll drink to that
June 3, 2019
Dr Leonardo Chiappisi and Dr Isabelle Grillo are fascinated with the popular Italian liquor limoncello and its distinct milky appearance. But how, exactly, could this help them develop speciality chemicals?...
Essex glassblowers announce £1.2M expansion
May 31, 2019
Scientific equipment manufacturer Radleys has invested more than £1.2 million in a new glassblowing manufacturing facility.
Living the single life
May 27, 2019
Scientists are increasingly taking advantage of microfluidic technology for single cell applications to understand individual cells and their role in health and immunity. Here we look at latest advances in...
Brexit causing pesticide regulatory fears
May 23, 2019
The UK’s withdrawal from the European Union includes the removal of a blanket ban on endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs), according to the UK Trade Policy Observatory, which would weaken regulation...
The secret microbiome
May 21, 2019
Auto-immune disease, obesity and even cancer… the microbiome is clearly involved in much of human health. No surprise really, we are as much microbe as we are human. What is...
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