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Microscopy makes amazing glazing

June 26, 2012
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The York Glaziers Trust, Britain’s oldest and largest specialist stained glass conservation studio, has recently embarked upon the conservation of York Minster’s Great East window, Britain’s largest expanse of medieval...
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Carbon measurement – providing the foundations for addressing climate change

June 21, 2012
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Jane Burston, Head of the Centre for Carbon Measurement at the National Physical Laboratory, explains why the development of measurement infrastructure is vital to understanding climate change impacts and advancing...
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Best of both worlds

June 20, 2012
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Microscopy provides high information content that can be used to discriminate cells based on their appearance but analysis is often subjective and lacks statistical power. Combining the information content of...
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High time for synthetic cannabinoid analysis

June 19, 2012
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Herbal incense blends containing synthetic cannabinoids are being developed and introduced to the market at an alarming rate. Today’s forensic laboratories are challenged to confirm and quantify the controlled forms...
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The trouble with sleep

June 14, 2012
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We all need sleep – but what happens when sleep goes wrong? Laboratory News investigatesIs sleep an evolutionary mechanism developed to keep us out of harm’s way in the dark...
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The EU definition of nanomaterials – getting what you wished for?

June 12, 2012
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To gain public trust, nanotechnology needs a regulatory framework – but before this can be happen we need to know one thing – just what is a nanomaterial? Jeremy Warren...
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Row, row, row your boat…

June 12, 2012
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Blood gas analysers can have a role beyond the walls of the healthcare institution and here we look at how the GB rowing team is ready to unveil its secret...
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The case for a MenB vaccine

June 6, 2012
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With a long history of public health interventions against meningitis in the UK – we are the perfect test bed for a MenB vaccine, but it will need a whole...
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SAA emerges as both marker and mediator of degenerative lung disease

May 22, 2012
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Gary P Anderson tells us about recent research on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease from the University of MelbourneThere is a global epidemic in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) but hardly...
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Taking on a grand challenge

May 15, 2012
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Mike Peck discusses one of the grand challenges facing the UK – food safety. He thinks to meet it we need to understand bacterial pathogens One of the grand challenges...
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