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Time for change

February 20, 2014
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From digital thermometers to pacemakers, The European Commission are revising the Medical Device Directive for such articles. Jean-Louis Evans looks at the impact this could have On 26th September 2012 the European...
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In too deep?

February 18, 2014
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Everyone loves a conspiracy theory to mock, but as he begins to find himself convinced, has Russ Swan got himself in too deep this time? You can't beat a good...
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The dilemma of the talking head

February 14, 2014
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With great power comes great responsibility – but is it down to the latest wave of high profile scientists and communicators to discuss topics outside of their specialism? Trust in...
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Pure water goes nuclear

February 13, 2014
Feature
Pure water is critical in many research areas, none more so than nuclear research. Here Dr Ruth Edge and Greg Pilbrow discuss the water requirements for Manchester University’s nuclear research...
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NGS– how less can be more

February 11, 2014
Feature
With the rise of targeted resequencing technologies cutting down on the data analysis bottleneck in next generation sequencing, Dr Simon Hughes discusses what this means in terms of improved accessibility...
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A ‘new’ way of bringing science to the masses

February 10, 2014
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We find out more about Soapbox Science – a ‘new’ way of bringing science to the masses from founders Dr Nathalie Pettorelli and Seirian Sumner Tell us a bit about...
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Number cruncher 11

February 7, 2014
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Next generation sequencing has revolutionised our understanding of proteomics and genomics
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Looking to the past to secure the future

February 6, 2014
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With conventional computing approaching its performance limits _– the next generation of computer scientists are looking to the quantum world. But could  the future of computing lie in a defining...
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Irresistible rise of the Raman Empire

February 4, 2014
Feature
Raman Spectroscopy has been described as like picking out the light emitted from a single firefly flying across the face of the Sun. Poor detection of the signal restricted RS...
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Not quite what you expected

February 3, 2014
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Have you ever felt a bit ripped off? Like you haven’t quite got what was advertised? Then you may well have sympathy for some unlikely cohorts. NASA and Google share...
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