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UK gov to launch Advanced Research & Invention Agency (ARIA)
February 23, 2021
As part of its plans to cement the UK’s position as a global science superpower and build back better through innovation, the government plans to emulate high risk, high reward...
2020’s top 100 highlights in research and scholarly commentary
January 21, 2021
Good science thrives - even during a pandemic! We all know what dominated most of our thoughts in 2020, but many scientists continued to focus on driving ideas within their...
To improve reproducibility; look first to pipetting
January 4, 2021
With years of experience and expertise with pipettes, Gustavo Chavarria outlines pipetting factors and practices that lead to success and reproducibility in the lab…
ACHEMA live event postponed by nine months
November 18, 2020
Further updates to our event horizon include a nine-month postponement of ACHEMA to April 2022, on the assumption that at least some travel restrictions will remain in place into the...
#DryLabsRealScience: Teaching practicals without labs
November 16, 2020
Wondering how to teach wet science, forensics and laboratory best practice remotely? Or have you already found an engaging solution you are happy to share? Here Ian Turner, Professor in...
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Nonscience Returns: You can get away with anything on TV
November 2, 2020
Biologist and broadcaster Professor Brian J Ford’s satire on science has just been updated as Nonscience Returns. Here he offers light-hearted advice to scientists about to appear on television.
Lessons learnt from a zero-carbon laboratory
October 23, 2020
Mathew Butler reviews the operation of the University of Nottingham’s Centre for Sustainable Chemistry zero-carbon laboratory
Making it happen: young people aren’t just the leaders of tomorrow
October 23, 2020
Freelance nextgen reporter, Amy Grace, interviews Mhairi McCann; one of the Women in Engineering Society 2020 Top 50 winners and a proactive promoter of youth representation in STEM…
lab.or.a.tol.o.gy: Stuck in the middle
October 23, 2020
In sympathy with all those researchers out there trying to get the tough papers writer, Dr Matthew Partridge offers his advice…
Career chances for technicians shouldn’t be a matter of luck
October 20, 2020
Sponsored Content The Royal Society of Chemistry’s former president Carol Robinson talks through her career path and why technicians need better support from the sector... Image: Professor Dame Carol Robinson...
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