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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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Go your own way

June 3, 2008
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When it comes to automation, what works in one lab is unlikely to work in another. That is when the extra pair of eyes of a third party can pay...
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Shine a light on your proteins

May 29, 2008
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During therapeutic protein development it is vital that the active ingredient remains stable in various conditions – the best way to examine stable protein formulations, says Sigrid Kuebler, is to...
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Fighting the fraudsters

May 22, 2008
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Each year the NHS loses millions of pounds as a result of fraudulent activity and the laboratory environment is not immune to this. But as Barry Hill discovered, one organisation...
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Living up to the needs of life sciences

May 20, 2008
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The training of science professionals and their retention in the UK is of growing concern – here Professor Bill Gilmore tells us how one university got to grips with the...
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A well rounded technique

May 15, 2008
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Solder pastes are vital in the electronics industry, but to be useful these metal suspensions must contain smooth spherical particles. Here we learn how image analysis can deliver the ideal...
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Keeping your bling allergy free

May 13, 2008
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Dippal Manchanda tells us about the new Quick Nickel Test developed by researchers at the laboratory of the Birmingham Assay Office
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What the future has in store

May 8, 2008
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Gary Walsh gives us an overview of the current trends driving the automated sample storage and management market in the pharmaceutical, clinical and medical research industries.
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How to make it into print

May 6, 2008
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Science is nothing without communication of ideas and results, and whatever the publication you chose to tell the world of your insights, there are several key things you need to...
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Making the Mint green

May 2, 2008
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They may have a licence to print money, but that didn't stop the Royal Mint from taking steps to minimise its impact on the environment. Here we learn how pH...
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Sort your economics with ergonomics

April 29, 2008
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Ergonomics is becoming ever more important in the laboratory. Here we learn why getting the environment right can improve efficiency and productivity
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Better data management: moving beyond LIMS

April 24, 2008
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Ensuring that you can make the most of the reams of data generated in a modern laboratory you need a system to integrate data from a myriad of sources
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