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RNA and the frontier of personalised medicine

March 29, 2011
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Europe must invest in RNA research to unlock the potential of personalised medicine says Professor Jörg Vogel
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Battle of the information management systems

March 24, 2011
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Which information management system is better for your laboratory – LIMS or SAP? Robert Pavlis investigates
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Fume hood filtration comes of age

March 22, 2011
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As we all become increasingly "green aware", one company has been working to solve a problem presented in laboratories around the globe
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The thin green line

March 17, 2011
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The ever increasing demand for greener power sources will result in the need for tools that can elucidate the chemical properties of ultra thin films and interfaces. Here,Tim Nunney and...
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It’s a small world after all

March 15, 2011
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Throughout the course of their work, scientists take not only informative technical images, but beautifully artistic pictures that can speak a thousand words – Laboratory News takes a look at...
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Safe soil – identifying PAHs

March 10, 2011
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Suli Zhao and Andy Zhai take us through some of the analytical techniques used for identifying polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in soil samples
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Nanotech – a bead of hope for big pharma?

March 8, 2011
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One of the greatest challenges for those working in the research and development of pharmaceutical products is the step from laboratory to full-scale production. Nanotechnology has provided a real step...
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Film analysis: No stone unturned

March 3, 2011
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Jo Smewing explores new methods to help pharmaceutical manufacturers quantify and analyse the performance characteristics of pharmaceutical film applications
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Use of animals in research: What do you think?

March 1, 2011
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Over the past two issues we have presented arguments from the BUAV and the Dr Hadwen Trust on how and why they think the use of animals in scientific research...
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The good, the bad and the colourful

February 17, 2011
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E numbers are bad: artificial colourings make children hyperactive; MSG causes headaches; artificial sweeteners cause cancer – with press like this, it's easy to see why the public think E...
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Nano goes to the extreme

February 15, 2011
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Dr Ben Beake explains why testing at sub zero and elevated temperatures is essential to the development of more reliable advanced materials operating in extreme environments
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The best of both worlds

February 10, 2011
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Resolution and analytical power are combined in confocal Raman spectroscopy - but there are some problems. However, these can be overcome says Dr Olaf Hollricher
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