Editorial Article: Applied Sciences: In the News this Month

28 Nov 2014

In the news this month, learn how material analysis of comet may reveal the early stages of element formation in the universe; hear about a new, low-cost, high resolution orbitrap mass spectrometer for applied science applications; and discover a next generation sequencing method for metagenomic analysis of environmental water samples.

Material Analysis of Comet may Reveal Secrets of the Big Bang - SelectScience

New Orbitrap-Based Mass Spectrometer Makes High-Resolution Accurate-Mass Analysis Widely Accessible - Thermo Fisher Scientific

How Safe is your Thanksgiving Turkey? - SelectScience

TacticID-GP Used for Department of Defense Simulation - B&W Tek, Inc

Metagenomic Analysis of Environmental Water Samples with the NextSeq™ 500 System - Illumina

Affordable, Reliable Quality Imaging with the SC50 Camera - Olympus

ZEISS LSM 880 with Airyscan Announced #MyNeuroVote Winner at Neuroscience 2014 - SelectScience

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Lois Manton
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