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Boxing clever

December 27, 2016
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Bells and whistles are all very good, but when it comes to isolation techniques less can be more says Ed Sullivan as he tells us why lean glove boxes can...
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The mystery of our ageing galaxy

December 22, 2016
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In an attempt to resolve a stubborn stellar measurement problem – a Japanese team of astronomers have uncovered a tantalising mystery at the heart of our galaxy…just where are all...
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The water within

December 20, 2016
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It’s not just the method, but also the reagents that matter when it comes to water content measurement in the food sector.
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Committed to technicians

December 19, 2016
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If we want to prevent an imminent technical skills shortage in science and engineering – we need to enhance the excellence of the technical workforce says Terry Croft.
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Understanding Nature’s scalpel

December 15, 2016
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The CRISPR-Cas system is already one of our most important genetic techniques – and it is one honed by evolution not humanity. So why did it evolve, how exactly does...
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Your head or your gut?

December 12, 2016
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The makeup of the microbial world in the gut is increasingly recognised as a potential link to the development of the debilitating neurological disease multiple sclerosis. Bacteria have been the...
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Enter the era of on demand analytics

December 7, 2016
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With apps that empower drug discovery scientists to optimise models for their lead compounds right at their desk – Predictive Analytics is no longer the preserve of the select few...
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Feel the heat of antimicrobial resistance

November 23, 2016
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Used by Antoine Lavoisier in the 18th Century, calorimetry is one of the oldest methods of chemical analysis. But sometimes the oldies are the best says Dr Magnus Jansson. Here...
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Getting from data to detail

November 18, 2016
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Cryo-electron microscopy may well be a landmark technology for high-res 3D imaging – potentially challenging even x-ray crystallography – but it is very data intensive. Jean-Christophe Ducom, from The Scripps...
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Promising, personalised and printed: A new era of medicine

November 16, 2016
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Cheap 3D printers have truly opened up access to additive manufacturing – when combined with a more personalised approach to healthcare the scene is set for a new era of...
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Sensing the future

November 11, 2016
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A consortium of leading European organisations in the field of chemical sensing has created a real-time, hand-held spectroscopy sensor that will combat unnecessary food wastage, increase airport safety and help...
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Culture clash

November 9, 2016
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With estimates suggesting they can infect anything between 10-85% of cell lines in a microbiology laboratory, Andrea Toell explains how best to protect yourself against mycoplasma
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