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The dating game

February 11, 2010
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Here we learn that Tony Robinson and his time team could have a new weapon in their archaeological arsenal, and it could be as useful as carbon dating…
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Emerging from the background

February 11, 2010
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Background interference in atomic absorption spectrophotometry can be reduced - Vince Phelan tells us how
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Protecting your Achilles heel

February 9, 2010
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Scientists and technicians must protect their laboratories against the leaks of harmful substances to ensure high standards of health and safety. Here Gavin Cornall explains how the sector can protect...
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A drop of advice…

February 4, 2010
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Pipettes are commonplace within most labs, but contamination can prove an unwanted consequence during experiments - Irmgard Suominen and Niina Sande discuss their top tips for decontamination
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Do you measure up?

February 2, 2010
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Good measurement skills are essential to an efficient laboratory according to the National Physical Laboratory, Tom Ashby tells us why...
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Toy story – a tale of accreditation

January 28, 2010
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In the aftermath of Christmas, kids across the nation are giving their news toys a damn good playing with. But have you ever wondered what the accreditation mark means on...
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Climate change- what is all the fuss about?

January 26, 2010
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Climate change is constantly in the headlines and will be for the foreseeable future, but what is it and what can we do to stop it?
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Mapping the Genomic Era

January 21, 2010
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Mitochondrial mutations, genomics and genome sequencing were the topics of choice for social and natural scientists, policy makers and commentators from across the globe at the Economic and Social Research...
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Getting the measure of Salmonella

January 19, 2010
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Effective screening of food for microbes requires a fast and accurate approach, Laboratory News finds out how one company think the answer lies in a RABIT
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Nanoparticles – toxic or harmless?

January 12, 2010
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When nanotechnology emerged as a fledgling technology in the 1990s it had great potential, but were the disadvantages overlooked? Here Maria Anguita gets to grips with the hazards of nanoparticles
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Setting the standard in soil sampling

January 7, 2010
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New standards when sampling for volatiles in soil will demand new processes and new equipment according to Vincent Van Walt
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Hunting the protein imposter

December 17, 2009
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As melamine has been found in baby formula and soy products, fast and accurate screening of melamine and its analogues has become a necessity - Stephan Baumann tells us how
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