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Beyond the coffee table

March 9, 2010
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The microscopic word in all its beauty and majesty, and the insights that can be gained from it, is celebrated at this year's international micrograph competition during MICROSCIENCE 2010
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Are we already creating a super race?

March 9, 2010
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Darwin predicted survival of the fittest, but does that mean stopping 'undesirables' from breeding is acceptable? The Edinburgh Filmhouse explores the history of eugenics
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Nanotechnology: A UK Industry View

March 4, 2010
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Nanotechnology affects every area of our lives –whether it be anti-odour socks, sun cream or a coating for self-cleaning windows – and the technology will remain at the forefront of...
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Gases at the extreme

March 2, 2010
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The concentration of anthropogenic carbon dioxide in the oceans could hold many answers about the global climate system - but how can it be studied?
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Feel the force

February 18, 2010
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Back in the 1960s, mankind took on the big challenges of space exploration and putting a man on the moon. Today's challenges are not to look towards such distant horizons,...
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Get connected!

February 16, 2010
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The importance of integrating analysis equipment in the modern pharmaceutical lab shouldn't be underestimated, we find out why...
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The dating game

February 11, 2010
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Here we learn that Tony Robinson and his time team could have a new weapon in their archaeological arsenal, and it could be as useful as carbon dating…
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Emerging from the background

February 11, 2010
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Background interference in atomic absorption spectrophotometry can be reduced - Vince Phelan tells us how
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Protecting your Achilles heel

February 9, 2010
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Scientists and technicians must protect their laboratories against the leaks of harmful substances to ensure high standards of health and safety. Here Gavin Cornall explains how the sector can protect...
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A drop of advice…

February 4, 2010
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Pipettes are commonplace within most labs, but contamination can prove an unwanted consequence during experiments - Irmgard Suominen and Niina Sande discuss their top tips for decontamination
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