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Creating trans-inclusive workplaces
March 10, 2022
Adjustments for inclusion are a moral and practical imperative. Amy Grace explains how to ensure you and your workplace are trans-inclusive and that, while mistakes may happen during the learning...
Transitioning your values for gender neutrality
March 8, 2022
The world is in transition, and we must evolve along with it. Understanding and adopting the language and behaviours required to fully include transgender people into society is a change...
Changing the status quo on diversity in STEM
March 3, 2022
There is still much work to be done, but Jess Lee hopes that in the coming year, dedicated efforts put into action by many more organisations can begin narrowing the...
Rising costs and material shortages pile pressure on UK’s over-stretched laboratories
March 2, 2022
A stark warning has been issued about the challenges facing under-pressure laboratories in the UK as spiralling costs, rising demand and stockpiling strategies have led to ‘empty warehouses’ and a...
Understanding menopause in your workforce
March 1, 2022
While jumping at the chance to tell her personal story about how menopause has affected her work, this interviewee then asked for anonymity. Such is the continued fear of stigma...
The technologies keeping 1.5 degrees in reach
February 24, 2022
Following COP26, the pressure is on to reach the 1.5 degree warming target limit set out in the Paris agreement. Charlie Rapple looks at just some of the innovations that...
Award winner: Partnership and sustainability win emerging technology award
February 16, 2022
As we begin to look forward to the inaugural Lab South spin out event, Lab Innovation’s ‘Most impactful emerging technology’ Lab Award winners, Appleton Woods and Manchester BIOGEL, look back...
Leadership pilot encourages progression for women in STEM
February 11, 2022
To celebrate the UN’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science the Pistoia Alliance has announced the pilot phase of a new Women in STEM leadership program. The new...
World’s first confocal light microscope to study chiral molecules
February 11, 2022
Scientists from Durham University’s Chemistry Department have developed the world’s first laser scanning confocal microscope that can harness Circularly Polarised Light (CPL) to differentiate left and right-handed molecules, also known...
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Applying digital technology and AI to compound management
February 9, 2022
Sample management has changed enormously over the past 20 years. Steve Knight discusses the technological innovations available today that enable lab managers to store and handle compounds with the care...
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