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Taking imaging to the third dimension

October 4, 2011
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It is a stalwart for the medical sector, but now X-ray CT could breakthrough into the world of product testing. Tom Ray discusses a new technique for 3D imagingMicrostructure affects...
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Past masters…

October 4, 2011
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Many editorial staff have made Laboratory News what it is over the last 40 years - here some past Editors share with us their thoughts on their time at the...
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Improving human health in space

September 29, 2011
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New therapeutic approaches are required to battle deteriorating health and mission performance during spaceflight. Using worms as model organisms, RNA interference which is used as a method to silence gene...
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Our chemical romance – how chemistry touches our lives

September 27, 2011
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The International Year of Chemistry (IYC 2011) is an entire year devoted to the celebration of chemistry. Under the unifying theme “Chemistry – our life, our future,” IYC 2011 reaches...
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GC-MS: The superior forensic tool

September 22, 2011
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In the wake of the recent dioxin poisoning scare in Europe that sparked import bans on some German farm products, GC-MS is emerging as the perfect analytical tool for forensic...
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Science and social media – are you connected?

September 20, 2011
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Are scientists embracing the power of social media, or still living in the dark ages when it comes to communication in the 21st century?
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Improving your protein predictions

September 15, 2011
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Measuring zeta potential is a valuable way to predict how a protein will behave in solution - but there are problems with the method. Here we learn of a new...
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The bioluminescence advantage

September 13, 2011
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Although scientists draw upon a range of photon-emitting chemistries for various experimental purposes, bioluminescence has become widely preferred for quantitative bioanalysis. Keith Wood discusses the advantages that bioluminescence brings to...
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Easing health and safety compliance in the lab

September 8, 2011
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Health, safety, and security in laboratories are of growing concern to the public, government agencies, research institutions, and now also to scientists. Here is our guide to easing the compliance...
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On the face of it…

September 6, 2011
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Our ability to measure on the micro- and nano- scale is vital in many everyday items - and if you get the topology correct there is often no need to...
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