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Breakthrough for difficult-to-treat breast cancer
Hong Kong Baptist University scholars in world-first breakthrough for difficult-to-treat breast cancer
Your chance to win Olympus Image of the Year Award 2018
Enter the Olympus European Life Science Light Microscopy Awards before 31 October 2018
Technological solutions to the problems of scientific publishing
How tokenisation could replace science's unofficial and outdated currency
Engineering immune cells to treat cancers
Expanded range or experimental cell lines, recombinant proteins and screening services
Ammonia filtration case study
Ammonia filtration is key to efficient antibiotics production at fermentation plant
Extra functionality for freeze dryer
Benchtop freeze dryers now come equipped with a controller that enables application-specific programming
Analytical expert wins prestigious award
NRW.Invest Award 2018 is a great acknowledgement for Shimadzu, whose European Innovation Centre develops technologies for tomorrow
Labelled antibodies for fluorescent multiplex detection of proteins
StarBright Blue 520 fluorescent secondary antibodies offer best sensitivity among fluorescent dye-labelled secondary antibodies that emit in the green channel
Electronic pipette filler
A new compact electronic pipette filler is designed to be ideal for fumehood use
Correcting sickle cell-causing mutation
Research describes collaborative effort to reduce off-target CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing – removing barriers for human therapeutic applications
Life sciences expert launches luteinizing hormone
Global life sciences provider Bio-Rad launches recombinant luteinizing hormone, expanding its critical raw materials portfolio
New waterproof panel PC for demanding applications
BVM launches new waterproof solution suitable for food and pharmaceutical sectors
Relay-type computer registered as historical scientific material
Fujitsu relay-type computer FACOM128B registered as "Essential Historical Materials for Science and Technology"
Challenging aspheric lenses for nuclear research
Ultra-fast focusing 370mm diameter aspheric lenses for the Orion petawatt laser research facility
Case study shows benefits of a stage used with X-ray CT
The Jing Du Research Group at Penn State University uses Deben's CT5000 stage with X-ray computerised-tomography to study solid state mechanics of advanced biomaterials
How do muscles know what time it is?
How do muscle cells prepare for the particular metabolic challenges of the day? Scientists have investigated this question and published their results
New cleaning products launched at trade show
Critical cleaning expert addresses industry demand with new products introduced at SMTAi event in Chicago
Global scientific grant competition launched
Iris.ai launches #MyLifeForScience global grant competition worth €100,000 - the best idea about a scientific myth that should be debunked will win
Single-use cell culture in-situ technologies
New sensors for simultaneous automated and continuous monitoring of glucose and lactate in cell cultures
Cleanroom-grade chair goes big on comfort
Users enjoy form, function and comfort with a new class 5 certified PU chair from Teknomek
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