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Want to learn how the media works?

April 6, 2005
The BA are running a Media Fellowship Scheme offering professional scientists and engineers the opportunity to experience first hand how the media works.

Seeing tiny blood clots won’t help treatment

April 5, 2005
New imaging technology allows radiologists to see more of the arteries throughout the lungs, and to detect small clots in those arteries. However, this doesn't mean that using anticoagulation therapy...

Clinical software specialist acquires Torex

April 4, 2005
CliniSys Solutions,a leading UK supplier of diagnostic and specialist clinical software solutions have aanounced the acquisition of Torex Laboratory Systems.

Trials and tribulations of a plant scientist

March 23, 2005
DNA extraction from plants can be a drawn-out process for the most scientists, cloning and automation provide only part of the solution

Is Europe Poised for growth?

March 22, 2005
The European Union now represents 30% of the worldwide market for laboratory products, as it continues to grow what will the global impact be.

Enterprise Fellow – A new breed of commercially aware academic

March 22, 2005
Universities are now coming round to the idea of creating enterprising scientists with a variety of backgrounds.

It?s a gas, gas, gas

March 22, 2005
New approach to the demanding science of gas analysis.

Effectiveness is not the same as efficiency

March 22, 2005
A flexible lab design is the key to an effective laboratory environment

Combination systems aid easy detection

March 22, 2005
Absorption, fluorescence and luminescence spectra in microplate format

Researchers in quest for vaccines

March 22, 2005
Cluster management software provides massive computer power, aiding the study of carbohydrates and proteins

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