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Broadening the baseline

October 13, 2025
As the technology underpinning genome studies continues to improve, an over-reliance on Eurocentric datasets holds research back, asserts Neil Ward. It’s time for greater diversity.

Time to change the SFC narrative

October 7, 2025
Since inception, Supercritical Fluid Chromatography (SFC) has struggled for acceptance in some quarters, despite its obvious benefits. Gesa Schad explains how she hopes to redress the balance…

Doctoring priorities

October 6, 2025
The medical profession is a key laboratory client. So, it pays to understand the strategic priorities that inform doctors’ testing orders, argues Dirk Heckel.

Saving lives, protecting livelihoods

September 29, 2025
Zoonotic disease Nipah virus (NiV) killed more than 100 people in a 1999 Malaysian outbreak. Simon Graham outlines his work to establish an international consortium that aims to develop a...

Three essential elements for science-fit Generative AI

September 23, 2025
Generative AI will become ever more embedded within scientific research, the challenge is to keep it fit for purpose. Focus on the trusted, intuitive and fast, says Cameron Ross.

Front line safeguards

September 15, 2025
Effective monitoring is essential for sample storage and never more so than in the race to halt a pandemic. Gary Bradshaw recalls how improved alarming contributed to the protection of...

Greener, cleaner and plastic

September 1, 2025
As the shift towards cleaner and sustainable energy systems progresses, plastic supercapacitors may provide an alternative to traditional storage, says Ellie Gabel.

Sensing what’s right

August 25, 2025
Rigorous cleanroom certification requires accurate, real-time data. Microchip technology provided by sophisticated integrated circuits ensure sensors are up to the task, says Ross Turnbull.

Complexity demands clarity

August 25, 2025
Science mustn’t take refuge in obscurity, insists Matthew Partridge.

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