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Animal instincts

June 1, 2005
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The UK's Institute for Animal Health takes a painful road but is confident of future stability
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What a waste

June 1, 2005
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New regulations on hazardous materials are set to have a huge impact on every laboratory
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A matter of time

June 1, 2005
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How to obtain growth through accelerating product and process development
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So many targets, so little time…

June 1, 2005
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In the post-genomic era of drug discovery, HTS is proving a vital tool in identifying new drug leads
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It’s plain sailing for instant diagnosis

June 1, 2005
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UK pathology expertise can now be transported straight into Africa
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A quantum leap for in vivo imaging

June 1, 2005
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Quantum dot technology is an exciting development in the field of nanotechnology
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Common cold cure wiggles to work

May 31, 2005
News
An antiviral compound that wiggles its way into the common cold virus may provide a clue for halting the infection, say scientists
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Turning a crime scene into a lab

May 31, 2005
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The Forensic Science Service (FSS) and BT have unveiled the world’s first mobile laboratory that can travel to crime scenes and enable real-time forensic investigation
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Train drivers earn more than scientists

May 31, 2005
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A shocking new survey of British pay shows scientists trailing behind train drivers, engineers, software professionals and taxation experts.
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Electronic protein chips give flexibility

May 26, 2005
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An Israeli research team are developing electronics based on protein fragments which could lead to lighter and completely flexible electronic devices
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