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A faster, cleaner alternative to conventional laboratory ovens and furnaces
September 2, 2026
Conventional ovens and muffle furnaces remain essential laboratory tools for ashing, loss on ignition, residue on ignition and fusion, but these methods can be slow, labour-intensive and dependent on manual...
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Reversible composite adhesives offer new possibilities in material science
March 14, 2025
Researchers have created reversible composite adhesives using molecular entanglement, enabling enhanced performance, recyclability, and innovative applications across automotive, aerospace industries, and beyond.
Clock ticking for nominations for RSC journals’ chemistry lectureships
February 22, 2025
Time is running out to apply for lectureships offered through two of the Royal Society of Chemistry’s flagship journals.
How automated tools can speed toxicology tests
January 27, 2025
Toxicology assessments can be time consuming, but digital repositories and tools can aid the process, explains Dean Hatt...
Uni-industry pairing to address UK lack of toxicology testing
October 6, 2024
Kingston University is joining forces with an East Anglian based testing specialist to open a new facility to address a shortage of toxicology services for the justice system.
New chemosensor offers chance for battery free remote lactic testing
June 23, 2024
Lactic acid testing for healthcare and in professional sports could be rendered cheaper and more effective by the development of new instrumentation.
Knauer mourns death of founder
January 28, 2024
Founder of the German lab equipment manufacturer KNAUER Dr Herbert Knauer has died at the age of 92.
Slipping on ice may be down to too much alcohol (or salt)…
December 10, 2023
It’s a challenge for pedestrians and road users but also a major problem for industry: why are some ice deposits more slippery than others?
Lowering the barriers to nitrate analysis
January 9, 2023
Nitrogen pollution receives less environmental attention than it has merited, says Calum Preece, but smaller labs are now able to play their part.
The science of art
December 12, 2022
The Courtauld Institute of Art’s expertise in preserving art works derives in part from its use of advanced lab techniques Of these, the most important is chromatography, explains its Head...
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