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Understanding powder flow in materials testing

October 14, 2021
Tapped density methods are a popular choice for assessing powder flow in materials laboratory testing. Here, Dr Katrina Brockbank discusses what data tapped density measurements actually do and do not...

Anticipating the smart laboratory

October 8, 2021
Environments impact our behaviours and interactions with one another, and Nick Jones believes the smart money is on agile facilities designed around employee wellbeing.

How to ‘go all Google’ – feeding time at the local laboratory

October 7, 2021
With absolutely no ulterior motives… Fox’s Party Ring fan, Dr Matthew Partridge discusses the not-so-trivial value proposition in ‘going all Google’ and laying out free food and snacks for your...

Lab Innovations launches Lab Connect

October 6, 2021
Lab Innovations has relaunched Lab Connect, an online networking portal to help exhibitors and visitors have a productive and efficient time at the show after so long apart during the...

Roll up! Roll up! Don’t miss out on Swan’s quantum soap box

September 30, 2021
Wondering how the introduction of potential errors through unstable qubits can improve upon the accuracy of binary computing, Russ Swan considers the hype surrounding the awesome power of the quantum...

Inclusion and diversity given greater prominence in RSC prize reforms

September 29, 2021
Efforts to make science a more inclusive and diverse place to learn and work are to be given annual recognition by the RSC as it will now expand the biennial...

Almost half of life science professionals say their understanding of quantum computing is still “beginner level”

September 22, 2021
New results from a survey of life science professionals find that almost half classify their understanding of quantum computing (QC) technology at beginner level (48%) only. This is followed by...

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