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Painting a pathogenic picture

September 17, 2013
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This year’s Lab Innovations show will include a special Campden BRI theatre featuring talks on the latest tests and technologies available to food and drink manufacturers. By way of a...
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Striking gold with Dengue virus detection

September 16, 2013
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Dengue viruses have become one of the most dangerous pathogens of our time. Here James Carter and Malcolm Fraser discuss a novel Dengue virus detection method based on gold nanoparticles...
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Automated liquid handling for every lab

September 12, 2013
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As automated liquid handling technology improves, could it move from specialist screening tool to routine lab staple? As he sums up the technology so far, Joby Jenkins finds some answers…The...
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An update on STIs

September 11, 2013
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Clare Doggett reports from The Society for Applied Microbiology meeting which this year covered “STIs in the 21st century”After a cup of coffee and a chance to peruse the trade...
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Levelling the playing field

September 10, 2013
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The increasing legislation in the commercial laboratory sector is putting more and more pressure on government laboratories to be accredited. Rob Clinton tells us about this increasingly familiar trend and...
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Showing you the money

September 5, 2013
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Growing demand for transparency in research is fuelling a digital revolution in funding measurement and evaluation. This could not only mean easier access to information for funding bodies, but also...
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Calling time on osteoarthritis

September 4, 2013
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Osteoarthritis is a painful and disabling condition of the joints affecting more than 6 million people in the UK alone, with no cure currently available. Here, Nicole Gossan explains how...
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Scientific freedom and security: striking a balance

September 3, 2013
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Much of science is done for the benefit of society, whether this is medical advances or research into agricultural productivity. Our increased knowledge, however, comes with the risk that it...
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Making it elemental

August 15, 2013
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Advancements in spectroscopy have meant that precision and accuracy are the watchwords of modern metals analysis – here is our guide to the wide range of techniques available, and which...
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The bright light of biophotonics

August 13, 2013
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High speed, low cost and non-invasiveness – is biophotonics the future of clinical diagnostics? Professor Martin Leahy takes us through this growing and diverse discipline Light is at the heart...
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On the tip of your tongue…

August 13, 2013
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Malaria kills an African child every 30 seconds, many of whom die because they are unable to reach medical help in time. A new sublingual spray developed by Norwich Research...
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Race for the prize

August 8, 2013
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Whether it is sports doping, or food traceability issues – detection and quantification of Clenbuterol is becoming vital. Here we discover that LC-MS is more than up to the task...
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