Features

Beautifully educational

June 24, 2010
During the course of research, scientists not only take images of educational value, but photographs that are as beautiful as they are informative; we take a look at some of...

Gases and gas handling in the laboratory environment

June 24, 2010
Stephen Harrison takes a look at how to safely handle high purity gases in the lab

Meticulous mercury analysis

June 24, 2010
Mercury has long been recognised as a serious global pollutant that has a significant impact upon our ecosystem – Laura Thompson takes a look at how the toxic element can...

The future of the life sciences industry

June 22, 2010
Patent expiries and an improving economy, Dr Gareth Williams explains what the life sciences industry faces in the future and asks - is big pharma moving across the pond?

The power of pure water

June 22, 2010
Water purification systems are relatively commonplace in a traditional laboratory setting, with a myriad of uses for pure water in a clinical environment. But take those into the 'real world',...

Fusion nails its colours to the MAST

June 17, 2010
A £30 million upgrade to the MAST experiment at Culham Centre for Fusion Energy will enable the UK to carry out three tasks central to the success of the international...

Solving the mystery

June 8, 2010
You've seen it on CSI but just how is the case solved? Our new series on forensic analysis will let you in on a few of the secrets used by...

Extreme Earth – Tsunami

June 1, 2010
Tsunami waves can devastate coastal towns in a matter of minutes; we look at the science behind the destructive force

Putting packaging to the test

May 24, 2010
Materials testing has long been an established part of quality control procedures in laboratories throughout many sectors of industry. But sometimes efforts have focused mostly, or entirely, on the products...

Making LIMS affordable

May 20, 2010
Kim Shah discusses how laboratory management systems can be affordable for all labs of all sizes

Are you concentrating?

May 18, 2010
Keeping high levels of analytes during the drying and concentrating stages of GCLC can be tricky. Here, Robert S Johnson explains why a fully automated sample concentrator could help your...

Next generation HSI

May 13, 2010
Hyperspectral imaging can be used for more than remote sensing according to Dr John Ferguson, we find out more

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