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Lab.or.a.tol.o.gy: Greet with scepticism
May 14, 2024
AI isn’t going anywhere, says Matthew Partridge, so let’s stop worrying and think more about how to make it work properly.

Faster to market
May 14, 2024
AI capable of refining content and analysing data offers incremental gains in life sciences, argues Bryan Hill.

Fewer than one in three experts prepared for AI challenge, suggests Pistoia
May 12, 2024
Less than one third of life science experts polled in a Pistoia Alliance survey say they are coping with the issues of AI regulation and adoption in their sector.
Nanotech provides Nelson with an edge over two old opponents
May 6, 2024
Sophisticated nanotechnology is being employed to protect the legacy of Britain’s most famous admiral.

Purpose before profit: Antonia Seymour, IOPP
April 28, 2024
IOPP’s Antonia Seymour outlines why the publisher has joined forces with AIP Publishing and the American Physical Society (APS) to create the Purpose-Led Publishing coalition and argues this better serves...

Look to your assets
April 15, 2024
Waste reduction or recycling is usually the focus for driving greener practice in the lab but what about asset management? It can improve efficiency and sustainability simultaneously, explains Katie Harrison.

Honing in on the chemical lab
April 15, 2024
This year’s version of the CHEMUK show is the largest ever but it also has an enhanced focus on the chemical laboratory, which has its dedicated zone and programme.

Playing it cool
April 8, 2024
In the lab, the need for effective temperature control is a given. And as demands have increased, so has the precision offered by technology such as wireless data loggers, says...

Report warns of crisis as Europe’s generic medicines reduced
April 6, 2024
A recently published study that Europe faces a crisis stemming from a substantial decline in the availability of generic medicines.

Lab.or.a.tol.o.gy: Bodge it, Badger
April 2, 2024
Given the realities of working life, a bodge job can beat the company’s purchasing protocols, advises Matthew Partridge.

