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GC-MS: The superior forensic tool

September 22, 2011
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In the wake of the recent dioxin poisoning scare in Europe that sparked import bans on some German farm products, GC-MS is emerging as the perfect analytical tool for forensic...
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Science and social media – are you connected?

September 20, 2011
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Are scientists embracing the power of social media, or still living in the dark ages when it comes to communication in the 21st century?
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Improving your protein predictions

September 15, 2011
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Measuring zeta potential is a valuable way to predict how a protein will behave in solution - but there are problems with the method. Here we learn of a new...
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The bioluminescence advantage

September 13, 2011
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Although scientists draw upon a range of photon-emitting chemistries for various experimental purposes, bioluminescence has become widely preferred for quantitative bioanalysis. Keith Wood discusses the advantages that bioluminescence brings to...
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Easing health and safety compliance in the lab

September 8, 2011
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Health, safety, and security in laboratories are of growing concern to the public, government agencies, research institutions, and now also to scientists. Here is our guide to easing the compliance...
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On the face of it…

September 6, 2011
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Our ability to measure on the micro- and nano- scale is vital in many everyday items - and if you get the topology correct there is often no need to...
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Embracing IR

September 6, 2011
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Dr Jerry Sellors examines recent technological advancements in IR and looks at how the technique is meeting diverse industry demands
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Beating the edge effect

September 1, 2011
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There are several different factors which can increase both noise and variability of cell-based assays for high throughput screening. In particular, the edge effect causes a significant increase in plate...
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Sweet but not so innocent

September 1, 2011
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They might seem fairly innocuous, but sweets can represent a real choking hazard. Three scientists from LGC let us in on what tests sweets go through before being let on...
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Biomagnetic Separation: an attractive tool for your lab

August 18, 2011
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Separating molecules, cells and DNA from solutions is a common process happening in biotech, pharma and clinical labs across the world. These labs also find a common set of problems...
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Calling a halt on downtime

August 16, 2011
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How can remote diagnostics – which have been used by aircraft manufacturers for years – help prevent downtime in the medical laboratory?
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WiFi ready for the Lab?

August 16, 2011
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The Internet lies at the heart of today's social, educational and business worlds. The next logical development for such communication pathways is to use this global network over a variety...
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