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Honeybee queens too conservative in the bedroom

October 7, 2009
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The answer to the decline in honeybee numbers could lay in the bedroom habits of the queen say University of Leeds scientists.
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The here and now of pathology reform

October 6, 2009
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In the first of a two part series, we catch up with the recent Roche Diagnostics Managers' Forum and get to grips with the ever changing landscape of modern pathology
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Eureka moment offers neuron breakthrough

October 5, 2009
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Fifty years after it was originally discovered, scientists finally have an idea of the function of a microscopic network of tubules found in neurons.
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Is it time to change how we think of fossil fuels?

October 2, 2009
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Battling with scientific consensus, one scientist says we have got it wrong when to comes to oil and gas
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Hey scientist – just how do you think?

September 24, 2009
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Dr Nancy J Nersessian has studied the cognitive processes that underlie scientific creativity by observing scientists at work in their laboratories – and she thinks she has the answer.
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Notation for biologists

September 24, 2009
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The first standard graphical notation for biology has recently been launched by the European Molecular Biology Laboratory’s European Bioinformatics Institute. The notation aims to be as useful to biologists as...
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Scientists turn off ‘obesity gene’ in mice

September 24, 2009
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Researchers at the University of Michigan have identified a gene that appears to control obesity in mice, and have shown that by switching the gene off, mice remained thin even...
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Laboratory Productivity on the up

September 24, 2009
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In today's cost-conscious world, maximising efficiency is more important than ever for contract testing laboratories. In this article Dr Nicola Vosloo explains how to meet the challenge of reducing instrument...
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Pure and simple

September 24, 2009
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Water is the most widely utilised analytical laboratory reagent, and is used daily to make buffers, lab reagents, calibration standards, instrument blanks, as well as culture media and sample dilutions....
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Nanotube separation wins BNC new contract

September 23, 2009
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Bio Nano Consulting (BNC) has signed its largest contract to date with an unnamed chemical company.
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