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Brilliant noise

March 20, 2008
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From 2005 to 2006 UK artists Ruth Jarman and Joseph Gerhardt – known as Semiconductor – explored the Space Sciences Laboratories in the US. Here we learn how the scientists...
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Containing success

March 18, 2008
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The key to good research and development is reproducibility of results, but with the vast array of variables that challenge the modern scientist, any help is a welcome addition to...
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Its a question of conservation

March 13, 2008
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The conservation of rare and low-yielding biological samples is becoming increasingly important as investigators routinely work with methods using progressively smaller amounts of isolated sample. Here Philippe Desjardins tells us...
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Backing a winner

March 11, 2008
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Bringing a drug to market has been likened to betting on a horse race - implementing a data driven strategy early in clinical development could mean you back the odds...
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Great things come in small packages

March 6, 2008
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In the post genomic, proteomic world there is one more 'omic' that could bolster the wealth of information generated – the study of small metabolites. Darwin Asa shows us how...
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Silly A.C.R.O.N.Y.M.S

March 4, 2008
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The dictionary definition of 'acronym' states that it is a word formed from the initial letters of other words, but what it actually represents is an opportunity for some bright...
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Show down

March 4, 2008
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Analysis, laboratory technology and biotechnology are key components in the range of exhibition sectors and themes at analytica 2008. Here we take a look at some of the new technology...
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Beating the mosquito at its own game

February 26, 2008
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When tackling one of the world's most prolific killers – a bit of mimicry was just the thing to lure this airborne disease spreader
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A brief history of atomic time

February 21, 2008
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Our concept of time is based on what we see around us - the planets and stars - but, says Fiona Auty, to be really useful, time needs to come...
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All that glitters…

February 14, 2008
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The Birmingham Assay Office has been protecting traders and customers for over 230 years and it is still as vital today. Whatever the questions posed in precious metal and non...
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How to avoid information overload

February 12, 2008
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The amount of data that biological researchers have access to, and indeed need access to when answering the questions they are asking, is ever increasing. One way to prevent information...
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Getting in touch with science

February 7, 2008
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Getting kids interested in science is never easy but, says Cynthia Chen, getting them spinning on a chair with a turbo mode, and letting them solve a murder is always...
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