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Kind of blue…

March 31, 2013
Insight
We come to you this month from on high, floating in a miasmic cloud of our own delight. Something rare has happened. Something very rare indeed.Three little words. That’s all...
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The search for Earth-like exoplanets

March 28, 2013
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Given the age and size of our universe _– astronomers are wondering, just where are all the extra-terrestrials? Well if life on another world is to be found, first we...
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Having it all and having it now

March 27, 2013
Feature
When it comes to improving productivity and precision when using an ICP-MS, real-time simultaneous detection of all isotopes is vital. Here we look at the design and applications of a...
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The problem with peer review

March 22, 2013
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Criticised by some scientists for being ineffective and slow, is the supposed ‘gold standard’ of science publishing diminishing in value?Yoshitaka Fujii currently holds the record for the most fraudulent articles...
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Cellular therapy: from bench to bedside

March 20, 2013
Feature
Cell-based therapies show increasing promise in the treatment of many life-threatening conditions but the development of these depends on a strong foundation of cellular knowledge Technological developments have the capacity to...
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Talking with the animals

March 18, 2013
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New resources are allowing in vivo scientists and animal technicians to improve the welfare of their laboratory animals A quiet revolution is taking place within laboratory animal facilities all over the...
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An acquired taste…

March 14, 2013
Insight
Is musical preference a representation of self-expression or a function of education and exposure?Self-confessed music snobs may find the latest findings from the University of Melbourne a little disappointing.Researchers there...
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Shouting out about bad science in the media

March 12, 2013
Insight
Shouting at the TV – madness or necessity? Russ Swan loves a good shout whenever he spots a scientific inaccuracy, and he thinks you should join him…You don't need me...
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Are you safe in your lab?

March 6, 2013
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 Researchers feel safer than they actually are. That’s one of the preliminary conclusions of the recently completed international Laboratory Safety Culture Survey, a joint research project between BioRAFT, the University...
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Hidden heroes of science communication

March 5, 2013
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 In light of considerations from Imperial College to close its Translations Studies Unit, Jiayi Huang explains the impact this could have on the future of scientific translation and highlights the...
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