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Students take nuclear technology for a spin

August 12, 2008
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The renaissance in nuclear energy is regarded as excellent news for the industry but it does not come without its challenges. One of the major ones being that of skills...
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Particle metrology – the renaissance of the microscope

August 7, 2008
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We have seen that in diagnostic testing the microscope has some stiff competition – but in the world of particle analysis it is still the daddy according to Graham Rideal
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Is the end in sight for the microscope?’

August 5, 2008
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Following on from his recent examination of the white coat, Barry Hill in the second of an occasional series highlighting great laboratory icons turns his focus towards the optical microscope...
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Get some direction in your lab

July 15, 2008
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Microbes are involved in many industrial biological processes, and improving them could increase output and decrease waste – but how can this be possible? One company think that a spot...
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Long live the laboratory show!

July 10, 2008
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With general laboratory shows in the UK becoming a very rare beast indeed – SLS think that nothing short of a revolution will breath the life back into this once...
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Tune in to radio location

July 10, 2008
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Location and timing technologies are playing an increasingly important role in healthcare provision in hospitals and as an aid for assisted living for the elderly and disabled. Bob Cockshott of...
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Slipping through the net

July 8, 2008
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There is growing concern over the lack of legislation for emerging environmental contaminants. Now new methods developed in Spain could help us find out just how big the problem is....
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Consolidate with confidence

July 3, 2008
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Keeping up with the demands of a modern pathology lab can be a real challenge. Could the key be consolidation of analyses? Carla Deakin gives us the view from the...
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Plastic, plastic everywhere…but not a drop to drink

July 1, 2008
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Life in today's modern world would not be possible without plastic, but some of the by-products of its manufacture are far from environmentally friendly. Here we learn how to determine...
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Dublins fair city

June 19, 2008
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Held every two years, BioMedica is Ireland's largest conference and exhibition dedicated to laboratory medicine and presents a unique opportunity to update scientific and technical knowledge. Laboratory News reports on...
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reverting to type

June 12, 2008
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The identification of microorganisms is an essential part of quality control in the pharmaceutical, personal care and food industries. Recent improvements in PCR, sequencing and software have greatly reduced the...
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Microscopy on the up!

June 5, 2008
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As technology gets smaller, the field of microscopy gets bigger. Laboratory News takes a look at MICROSCIENCE 2008, the event that features it all
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