Features

What the future has in store

May 8, 2008
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.

How to make it into print

May 6, 2008
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...

Making the Mint green

May 2, 2008
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...

Sort your economics with ergonomics

April 29, 2008
Ergonomics is becoming ever more important in the laboratory. Here we learn why getting the environment right can improve efficiency and productivity

Better data management: moving beyond LIMS

April 24, 2008
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

Riding the crest of a wave

April 22, 2008
From peering into the heart of a volcano to stopping terrorists in their tracks - millimeter-waves promise to influence many areas - but can the technology deliver? Leila Sattary has...

Nature takes it by a nose

April 17, 2008
While traditional electronic sensing methods may have reached their limit, rapid advances in molecular biology and genetics have energised the field of artificial olfaction, says Rebecca Simpson. By borrowing from...

Broadening your small molecule horizons

April 15, 2008
The capabilities offered by new generations of high performance TOF and TOF/TOF mass spectrometers open up a breadth of new research and applied market opportunities for the analysis of small...

Running on auto

April 11, 2008
Diagnosis is of course key to any treatment regime – and the use of autoantibodies as the basis of clinical assays is becoming more understood. Here we learn how serum...

Autoclave positioning and installation

April 10, 2008
Often, little thought is given to the services and space required by laboratory autoclaves – here we learn how not to get caught out by bad positioning

Combine and conquer

April 8, 2008
Considered by many the promised land of biological research – proteomics is as complex as it is broad. At its heart however has to be good analysis, and for that...

Testing times for gas analysis

April 3, 2008
Demand for accurate and reliable emissions testing and monitoring systems that use quality specialty gases has never been greater as industries face ever-tightening environmental legislation. But what are gas suppliers...

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