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The ultimate growth industry

August 1, 2017
Regenerative medicine offers hope to millions of people worldwide and involves some of our most advanced biomedical science… and some apples. Here, Carlisle Baker-Jackson brings us the most promising and...

It’s not easy being green

August 1, 2017
‘Green chemistry’ – just an empty buzz-word or a vital strategy for the future of chemistry? Christina Valimaki tells us why sustainability in chemistry is vital, not just for industry...

There will be blood…

July 20, 2017
But what kind? Today’s clinical chemistry laboratories play a critical role in the provision of patient care: fast and accurate pathology testing is vital. But which type of blood samples...

One size doesn’t fit all

July 20, 2017
Mike Clayton considers how the current systems and processes in the clinical laboratory aren’t necessarily up to the task of helping to meet demands and explores ways of working to...

Stopping it all going wrong

July 18, 2017
Safety assessments for medical devices typically focus on potential hazards occurring during use from electrical or mechanical aspects of the design. But, asks Richard Poate, how do we prevent malfunction?

The last unit standing

July 13, 2017
The kilogram is the last artefact based SI unit – something that has taken the best part of 20 years to change. Dr Ian Robinson takes us on a journey...

Bringing the Sun down to Earth

July 10, 2017
Technical difficulties, experimental dead-ends and eye-watering development costs – yet the gargantuan challenge of taming nuclear fusion power is certainly within reach says Dr Andrew Kirk as he talks us...

SHERLOCK joins the hunt for rogue DNA and RNA

July 6, 2017
CRISPR – and the significant legal battles surrounding it – seem to be in the news more and more recently. Now researchers, with CRISPR as a building block, have found...

Playing fast and dim

July 4, 2017
As the super-resolution microscopy revolution continues, CMOS cameras are attracting a lot of attention… but to really progress the field, we need to extract more information from available photons.

Collaborate to accumulate

July 3, 2017
Pharmaceutical research and development has historically been shrouded in mystery, a secretive activity conducted behind closed doors to protect commercial advantage. But, as big data continues to transform the industry...

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