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Looking to the left

August 2, 2011
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Albert Einstein, John Dillinger and Laboratory News staff writer Kerry Taylor-Smith – an unusual bunch, but what do they have in common? They're all left-handed. Here we look at the...
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Battling a bottleneck in biotherapeutics

July 28, 2011
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Although a variety of technical solutions have been developed, immunoassay is still seen as the workhorse in the biotherapeutic workflow - however improvements must be made in the performance and...
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Are you suffering data overload?

July 22, 2011
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Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is helping a new generation of researchers to view their results as detailed 3D images that can be explored with the naked eye, says Carl Johan...
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Derailing DNA

July 19, 2011
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DNA acts like a bi-directional rail track with two types of train moving along the rails – Professor Panos Soultanas tells us more
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Protein labelling without the baggage

July 14, 2011
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Imagine trying to find your belongings in an airport if your baggage tags are attached to every suitcase, not just yours. This is the problem facing biologists trying to tag...
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Labware – breaking the glass habit

July 14, 2011
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It might be the trusty servant of all scientists, but there is an alternative to the breakable glassware found in the lab
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New theory on Human origins

July 12, 2011
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Brian J Ford has recently announced a new theory on the origins of human society in a lecture in Chicago. Here Professor Ford outlines the various arguments that he drew...
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Energy storage and transfer – facing up to tomorrow’s major chemical engineering challenges

July 7, 2011
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The non-stop global demand for energy on the move is placing ever-growing pressures on scientists and chemical engineers to develop innovative ways to improve energy storage and find more efficient...
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Playing it cool

July 5, 2011
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For one of the most impressive laser experiments in the world - the key to success is all about maintaining the environmental status quo…
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Biomedical research – an image of the future

June 21, 2011
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James R. Joubert discusses applications of integrated microscopy methods including live cell mechanical stimulation in relation to medical developments
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