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The most testing of times

August 1, 2006
The last year has been a very busy period in the UK in vitro diagnostic sector. Here, Doris-Ann Williams gives Laboratory News an overview of everything that has been happening...

Are you ready for the revolution?

July 1, 2006
Computers have revolutionised science, but are scientists ready for the next wave of computerised innovations? According to Microsoft Research, many don't know their html from their elbows…

A very regular industry

July 1, 2006
With new markets for medical devices offering potential for global growth, the need for quality controls and cross-industry standards has never been higher. Here, Claire Lynam of BSI explains why...

The future for molecular diagnostics

July 1, 2006
Will whole laboratories one day be contained on a single electronic chip, with all diagnostic testing performed exclusively at the point of care? Such concepts may still seem impossibly futuristic,...

separating the X from the Y

May 31, 2006
Finding the needle in the haystack: Male-specific DNA in forensics

The science of football

May 31, 2006
From bending balls and the ultimate shin pads to diet and the perfect excuse for goalies - it seems that science is involved in the beautiful game every bit as...

The race is ON

May 31, 2006
Sharing information on an international level is crucial for stem cell research to progress

Is your instrument intelligent enough?

May 31, 2006
The extra sophistication of new analytical instruments has not only brought higher throughput for laboratories, but also bigger problems when they go wrong. Agilent think that the answer to instrument...

From domestic hero to industrial stronghold

May 2, 2006
The saviour of many a hungry student and harassed parent, the microwave has been a domestic smash hit, but industrially it has been a slow burner. Now with new developments,...

Work can kill

May 2, 2006
How corporate manslaughter and corporate accountability relates to you and your laboratory, whatever its size

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