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Needle-free injections making their point

July 1, 2005
Using jet pressure and only taking 300 milliseconds, could needle-free injectors be the answer to 'needle phobia'?

EZ does it

July 1, 2005
In the race to de-formulate rival products, one company has turned to centrifugal evaporation

More money, easy access

July 1, 2005
Less bureaucracy and more funding as the EU reveals detail of its Seventh Research Programme

Live cell imaging passes the IQ test

June 1, 2005
Live cell imaging will make a big impression in many markets but lacks a coherent solution – or does it?

The good, the bad and the ugly

June 1, 2005
In the battle against illicit 'designer drugs', enforcement agencies need analysis beyond GC-MS

Animal instincts

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

What a waste

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

A matter of time

June 1, 2005
How to obtain growth through accelerating product and process development

So many targets, so little time…

June 1, 2005
In the post-genomic era of drug discovery, HTS is proving a vital tool in identifying new drug leads

It’s plain sailing for instant diagnosis

June 1, 2005
UK pathology expertise can now be transported straight into Africa

A quantum leap for in vivo imaging

June 1, 2005
Quantum dot technology is an exciting development in the field of nanotechnology

Determining protein function

May 6, 2005
Automated electrophoretic sizing and concentration analysis of proteins means efficient identification

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