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Thermal analysis by structural characterisation

October 15, 2015
We hear from thermal analysis pioneer Professor Mike Reading on a new general purpose thermal analysis technique

Characterising the future of medicine

October 13, 2015
Nanotechnology offers great promise for the improvement of the treatment of a number of diseases. However, access to the expertise and methodologies required to characterise new nanomaterials is limited. Now,...

How to make money in bio-technology’s golden era

September 29, 2015
Professor Janice Kiely, award-winning bio-sensing pioneer and a Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Fellow, explains how biotechnology researchers can tap into the commercial value of their ideas

Catching a world within

September 24, 2015
The human microbiome holds immense potential when it comes to drug development and disease insight. But can sampling methods catch up with analysis methods when it comes to the study...

How to attract investment

September 22, 2015
Here we hear from Lynn Shepherd and Eileen Modral on how to attract that all important investment for your start-up

What it takes to get smart

September 17, 2015
Simon Stoddart tells us how to maximise the value and avoid the pitfalls of smart labs

Turning our gaze skywards

September 14, 2015
Space weather can have a big impact on modern day life, and improving forecasts has become a priority in the UK. But to do this we need data – data...

Better science with improved efficiency

September 3, 2015
Can laboratories really perform better science with improved efficiency and lower environmental impact? The results of the 2015 S-Lab Awards suggests that they can – but doing so requires a...

Building a case

August 27, 2015
The use of DNA in Forensic Science is widely acknowledged – but Forensic Science is a very broad field. Here we look more closely at how cases are built up...

Scottish ban on GM crops: A short-sighted move?

August 25, 2015
Scotland is set to ban the growing of genetically modified crops. The Scottish Government say this is an attempt to protect the country’s “clean, green status” but, says Professor Huw...

Don’t neglect your water

August 25, 2015
Next generation sequencing is a complex endeavour with advanced equipment, well developed methodologies and incredibly detailed analysis. But, say Estelle Riché and Sean P. Kennedy, don’t forget the basics –...

Finding the personal touch

August 18, 2015
The drive for personalised medicine requires an increasingly intimate understanding of the human genome – something impossible without high-performance computing. But, says Dr Robert Esnouf, the pace of research must...

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