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Water purification for the laboratory

July 24, 2012
What are the key issues that technicians and laboratory staff must consider when specifying a water purification system for the laboratory?A well-specified water purification system from a trusted and experienced...

Milking it – Getting the most out of cheese aroma analysis

July 19, 2012
Detecting aroma compounds in cheese challenges analytical equipment to the limit. Dr David Barden examines the latest advances that promise to uncover more about the variety of compounds released from...

What’s lurking in the water?

July 17, 2012
Drinking water contamination is not just a problem for the developing world _– developed countries increasingly face water contamination problems. To tackle all water contamination issues time is of the...

Ten years on and still shining bright: A decade of success for Diamond Light Source

July 12, 2012
We take a look at Diamond Light Source as it celebrates its 10th anniversaryIn its tenth anniversary year Diamond Light Source, the UK’s national synchrotron science facility, now rivals the...

A visionary resource: UK Biobank

July 10, 2012
UK Biobank, a visionary project to improve the health of future generations, has opened. After ten years of detailed planning and development, the pioneering resource is now available for scientists...

Gotta get yourself connected

July 5, 2012
More timely, inexpensive, and accurate data capture enhances a hospital’s competitive advantage, but aggregating medical devices requires real expertise, says Martin Poppelaars of LantronixRemote health monitoring, personal wellness, and assisted...

Delivering on the promise of the paperless lab

July 3, 2012
Many labs have made significant investments in tools, technologies and solutions to help improve productivity, better manage data/information and optimise their business processes. However, the reality is that most have...

Putting a little structure in your drug design

June 28, 2012
The logic seems sound: If you want to design an efficacious drug, then you need to understand the target well. Yet the use of structure based drug design still has...

Smaller is better

June 28, 2012
Mike Fisher tells us how emerging nanotechnology is set to revolutionise medical devicesThe ageing population, prevalence of chronic diseases and the rise of emerging economies in areas such as the...

Cutting down the cross-talk

June 27, 2012
Regulatory demands for the use of pesticides are ever increasing and triple quad GC-MS seems to be the tool to meet them. However ‘cross-talk’ issues can cause analytical problems –...

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