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New issue out now with a Lab Innovations show special

October 24, 2026
The latest edition of Laboratory News brings fresh perspectives on imaging, analytical techniques, life sciences infrastructure and the design of reliable working environments and comes with the launch issue of...

Lab Innovations: the sustainability angle

October 24, 2026
As we arrive at Lab Innovations, we head towards the end of a year where climate change in the UK and globally has never felt more impactful. The scientific community...

Lab Innovations: an exhibitor’s perspective

October 18, 2026
In the first of three features looking ahead to Lab Innovations, Michelle Locke and Ricky Williams, of regular attendees Teknomek, share their views on the value of the show… “For...

Molecular tweaks make fluorescent probes five times brighter

October 18, 2026
Chemists at the University of Bath have identified how small changes to the structure of azulene-based fluorescent probes can alter their colour and brightness, providing a blueprint for developing improved...

Brain cells head to space in bid to advance neurodegenerative disease research

October 18, 2026
Researchers at the Saudi King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) have sent two biomedical experiments to the International Space Station (ISS), where brain cells and organoids will be...

Latest Lab Talk News in Brief: Awards, seed funding, acquisitions and more…

October 17, 2026
Group chairman and CEO of precision instruments manufacturer HORIBA, Atsushi Horiba has been named an honorary fellow of University College London (UCL). The award is in recognition of contributions made...

Free Lab Innovations supplement to aid Show visitors

October 13, 2026
To mark Lab Innovations, we are producing a special show supplement available with the forthcoming new edition of Laboratory News that will also be distributed free at the event. Designed...

Tiny genome discovered provides hints for limits of life

October 9, 2026
Scientists have identified a previously unknown microorganism with the smallest genome yet found in an archaeon, a type of single-celled organism distinct from bacteria. Named Candidatus Sukunaarchaeum mirabile, it appears...

£3.75m programme targets rising UK mosquito and midge disease risks

October 9, 2026
A £3.75 million research programme led by the University of Glasgow will investigate how environmental change could alter the risk of mosquito and midge-borne diseases across the UK. The four-year...

Nobel Prizes 2026 science winners named

October 9, 2026
This year’s three Nobel Prizes for natural science have been shared by six laureates from the USA, Germany, Japan and France. The Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine went to...

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