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A deadly solution

March 1, 2012
As Big Pharma struggles to find the next blockbuster drug, could nature have some clues? One company thinks so – and they think the key lay in some of the...

Drug discovery – it’s a gas!

February 27, 2012
Drug discovery is only as good as the analytical instruments used in the industry _– and a surprising number of those are dependent on high purity gas The development and...

Hand in glove

February 24, 2012
With so many different types of gloves on the market, how do you pick the right glove for your needs?Gloves in a galaxy of colours are everywhere in the laboratory....

Keeping it pure and simple

February 22, 2012
Wayne Civil discusses the impact of the comprehensive screening capability developed by the NLS technical team In December 2000, the European Water Framework Directive came into force and became part...

Making molecules dance to our tune

February 20, 2012
Dermot Martin takes a look at the interconnected dance of quantum chemistry and super computersThe brilliant French chemist Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac once said of chemistry that one day soon the...

Wired Science

February 16, 2012
One supercomputer at Warwick University is connecting the work of hundreds of science researchers around the worldScience advancement and research and development needs computing power. At the University of Warwick’s...

The microchip at 50: its medical triumphs to date

February 7, 2012
As last year marked the 50th anniversary of the microchip, Laboratory News investigates the microchip’s potential in the world of medicine, including restoring vision to previously blind patientsThe first silicon...

Creating the perfect laboratory

February 3, 2012
Oxford University’s new research laboratories have been designed by Make Architects and Nightingale Associates – Laboratory News learns what goes into making the perfect labWhat does it take to remain...

Spring cleaning in space

January 24, 2012
Space is long overdue for a spring clean suggests a NASA-sponsored report which revealed the amount of space junk orbiting the Earth has reached tipping point – but what solutions...

Solar so good

January 19, 2012
In order for solar technology to advance we need to fully understand the impacts of different materials on thermal performance. Here, Peter Davies discusses thermal characterisation of photovoltaic materialsThe solar...

Speculate to accumulate

January 17, 2012
Rapid microbial methods can save a laboratory time and money – but incorporating them can be a battle with management. Here is our guide to getting the money men to...

Biomedicine meets biophotonics

January 12, 2012
Over the last 50 years, laser light has become an all-encompassing tool in many areas of science and technology, industrial production, and healthcare. Today, physicians use lasers to improve the...

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