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Let there be light

May 2, 2006
When you approach the UK's next generation synchrotron light source building and get a sense of the shear size and scale of it - it's over half a kilometre in...

What is epigenetics?

April 1, 2006
Laboratory News investigates how this mechanism produces a diverse range of effects in mammals

Gas analysis – a matter of quality

April 1, 2006
Speciality gases have long been used to test emissions to air from sources in a wide range of industries. Now, new European legislation is aiming to standardise this important area...

Banking on blood

April 1, 2006
Designing an automated blood fractionation system for the UK Biobank

Hypothetically speaking…..No.2

April 1, 2006
In the second of our series of articles that pays tribute to the great theories, and the great minds behind them, Laboratory News explores Isaac Newton and his theory of...

Hypothetically speaking…

March 1, 2006
In the first of a series of articles that pays tribute to the great theories, and the great minds behind them, Laboratory News explores Charles Darwin and his theory of...

Autoimmunity and automation, a reality or not?

March 1, 2006
Autoimmunity testing has traditionally been very labour intensive, and hard to automate. Has technology caught up fast enough to meet the growing demands of this expanding discipline?

The dawning of the age of nanomedicine

March 1, 2006
Science has pushed the boundary of the miniscule in medicine to the nano-scale level, and now with the European Science Foundation's report on nanomedicine not only defining the field but...

Just how effective is your sieve?

March 1, 2006
Even though the weaving process is descended from the industrial revolution, knowing the exact size of the wire spacing in your sieve can be make or break in the pharmaceutical...

When high performance is not good enough

March 1, 2006
Could Ultra High performance liquid chromatography be the answer for time pressured analytical labs who find that HPLC is not up to the grade?

The grass is always greener…

February 1, 2006
A new test facility at the IGER will help scientists develop the next generation of grassland crop that will balance nutrition and economics with the need to protect the environment

Thinking outside the dot: Combining imaging and flow cytometry

February 1, 2006
Imaging and analysing cells is the corner stone of most biological research, and both approaches are often needed to make breakthroughs. Now, a combination of the two promises to bring...

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