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Clean glassware – a clear favourite

September 2, 2007
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When striving for good laboratory practice, clean glassware is a must – here, Lee Marshall tells us how to win the battle with grime
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Getting the measure of uncertainty

August 28, 2007
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The work of the laboratory is dependant on taking measurements. But are you certain you know the importance of uncertainty? Here, John Hurll of UKAS gives us an overview of...
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Friend or foe?

August 22, 2007
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Chemicals have been used to boost agriculture for decades, and have resulted in increased yields and better shelf-life. But at what cost asks Michael Wong
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Changing the nature of separation

August 17, 2007
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Label-Free Intrinsic Imaging (LFII) is a new method of separation that promises substantial advantages over standard technologies currently in use. Here Stuart Hassard explains how deltaDOT got to grips with...
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Leading the way in rapid detection technology

August 13, 2007
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It is not just academia that can spawn successful spin-outs – here we find out how to go from defence technology to food science in one easy step
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An expert at your shoulder

August 7, 2007
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Most modern analytical systems help the user to make good measurements, some advertising 'single click' analysis. Generating meaningful data, however, is not simply about making a measurement. Now 'expert systems'...
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Partners at the cutting edge of technology

August 1, 2007
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Dr Xue-Feng Yuan and his team at Manchester's new Interdisciplinary Biocentre are working in collaboration with UK's instrumentation company, Linkam Scientific, to develop new tools to better understand flow characterisation...
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Fibre optics – laser delivery for the future

July 25, 2007
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Instrument builders are under constant pressure to create more functional, more reliable, higher-performing instrumentation. In this pursuit, single-mode fiber optic delivery of laser beams is increasingly being seen as a...
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Water Purification

July 19, 2007
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No other compound is so widely used in the laboratory, but is your water of sufficient quality? Here, Simon Charlesworth guides us through the process of water purification.
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Hitting the spot

July 17, 2007
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In the post genomic era new techniques seemed to appear overnight and many disappeared just as quickly. Here we discover how microarray spotting robots have survived – just.
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Man or mouse

July 10, 2007
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When it comes to understanding and modeling human disease, clinical chemistry of the mouse has proved crucial. Here Tertius Hough tells us how this humble rodent can unlock the functional...
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Medical technology – a question of convergence

July 3, 2007
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As the initial group of students complete their projects at the UK's first medical device doctoral training centre we take a look at some of the top devices coming out...
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