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Palaeontology bites back…

May 11, 2012
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In last month’s Laboratory News Brian J. Ford suggested that dinosaurs were aquatic – here Darren Naish explains why this idea has the weight of consensus to battle with and...
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How effective is your lab?

May 10, 2012
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The inaugural S-Labs Awards Scheme has been set up to reward and encourage best practice in lab design and practice. Here Professor Peter James tells us why this is so...
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Monitoring the revolution

May 8, 2012
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Deep shale gas development is viewed by many as critical to future global energy security and many countries are eyeing this abundant resource to help diversify their energy supplies. However,...
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Hand in glove – are you doing it right?

May 3, 2012
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With so many different gloves available for the laboratory market, how do you know which one would best suit your needs? Jaime Cassar and Roberto Greselin give us their guide...
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A century of constants

May 1, 2012
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Over 100 years ago, two men set out to provide a compilation of physical and chemical constants. After 16 editions, their work is now online and constantly being updatedEver needed...
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Have you considered rental?

April 26, 2012
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Laboratory News takes a look at the benefits of renting rather than purchasing equipment for modern research operationLaboratory automation is now well established as a successful and cost effective method...
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What makes E. coli 0104 so deadly?

April 24, 2012
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In May last year a major outbreak of foodbourne illness was caused by E.coli. Genomic and mass spec technologies could combine to detect such outbreaks in the future. Here the...
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Point of care and the art of instrument design

April 20, 2012
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Point of care testing offers a range of benefits for patients, nursing staff and laboratory personnel, but guaranteeing the same quality, sensitivity and reliability as laboratory testing can be difficult...
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HPV DNA testing: Is primary screening now within reach?

April 18, 2012
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HPV triage is being rolled out across England as part of the NHS Cervical Screening Programme; Dr Tracy Huggins investigates the benefits of HPV testing and its potential as a...
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Food Fighters – measurement to combat food adulteration

April 17, 2012
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How science is facing up to food fraudPicture the early 1800’s where the deliberate adulteration of food was common practice. Spent tea leaves were made to look like the genuine...
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