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Extensive natural product fraction library for high-throughput screening

All laboratory autoclaves and research sterilisers leaving the Priorclave design and manufacturing centre in the UK are now fitted with a new, technologically advanced controller

First components of new Extremely Brilliant Source installed

Emma Doughty discusses the potential, and challenges, of cryo-electron tomography

To minimise losses in the production of tablets, advancing and automating methods for measuring pharmaceutical compression tooling is crucial, says Mariusz Stachera

Dr Ursula Tems & Dr Matt Quinn explain how simultaneously measuring standards, controls and unknown samples without any moving parts is giving a new meaning to analytical instrument reliability and reproducibility

Regina Römling explains how HPLC is assessing antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity

Scientists use robots to test cells by the billion

Andrew Williams explores the rise of super-resolution microscopy and finds out what it’s being used to accomplish

Robert Sedlock explains the value of tablet press instrumentation

A biobank proved a valuable resource for an international research project looking into colorectal cancer

Preparative purification of ibuprofen and its related substances by UFPLC

Dr Andrea Krumm reveals how a microplate reader facilitates microbiology and overcomes auto-fluorescence

Maya Raghunandan describes how scientists can help with effective science communication

Andrew Williams reports on the projects that are bringing extra intelligence to spectroscopy

Olympus delivers an advance to life science microscopy with the launch of its next-generation X Line objectives

Data analysis and clinical trial software specialist, Exploristics, has announced plans to launch an updated version of its cloud-based data analytics platform for clinical trial design, KerusCloud 2.0, by the end of the summer

Latest horizontal and vertical gel electrophoresis equipment saves time and effort by producing perfect gels for Syngene imaging systems

The search for new drugs to combat diseases more effectively could be revolutionised through a new £30 million electron microscopy project

Article examining the most commonly encountered reasons for observed discrepancies in the molecular weight of examined proteins