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Modernise your lab with confidence: Upgrade your glasswasher with Miele

June 15, 2026
In today’s fast‑paced laboratory environment, efficiency, reliability and compliance are not nice‑to‑haves – they are essential. From research and diagnostics to quality control and testing, clean and contaminant‑free glassware underpins...

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Show Preview: Insider view from the outside

June 14, 2026
The Lab Facilities Design & Development Summit Europe places the focus clearly on the built environment with a range of pertinent case studies. In its own words it is “the...

Report links science graduate growth to £6.4bn economic boost

June 14, 2026
A modest increase in the number of science graduates entering the workforce could generate an additional £6.4bn for the UK economy by 2035, according to a new report from the...

Folayan becomes IChemE president

June 14, 2026
The Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) has welcomed Dr Ollie Folayan as its 85th president, to succeed professor Raffaella Ocone. Currently head of process engineering at Costain, Folayan brings more...

Government backs space manufacturing technologies with £19m package

June 14, 2026
The UK Government has announced more than £19m of funding to support next-generation space technologies, including a £10m award to Cardiff-based Space Forge to advance a reusable spacecraft heat shield...

Big Bang winners showcase next generation of STEM innovators

June 14, 2026
Young innovators tackling challenges ranging from medicine delivery and sustainable agriculture to accessibility and environmental protection have been recognised at The Big Bang UK Young Scientists & Engineers Competition 2026....

Raindrop supposes

June 9, 2026
Sometimes, writes Brian J Ford, well-intentioned efforts to bring science to the public can come to grief... Last week on ITV, the perky and bright Becky Mantin popped up to...

How the lab became a power in the boardroom

June 7, 2026
In the mining industry, science isn’t a passive instrument. Its findings drive commercial decision-making, explains Greg Rankin. With commodity prices rising across the mining sector, from gold to strategically critical...

Sampling the best of the latest Laboratory News issue

June 7, 2026
The new edition of Laboratory News, available now, explores the growing importance of integrity, quality and resilience across the laboratory sector. From the role of analytical testing in supporting commercial...

Aston-STFC collaborate to accelerate neuromorphic computing development

June 7, 2026
Aston University and the Science and Technology Facilities Council’s (STFC) Hartree Centre have launched a new partnership aimed at accelerating the development and industrial adoption of neuromorphic computing technologies in...

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