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Bruker and Diagnosticum form Hungarian Wine Consortium to develop Hungarian wine models

Scientists have devised a way to use waste cooking oil and sulphur to extract the neurotoxin mercury from the environment

Rigaku's Simultix 15 is the newest version of the popular multi-channel simultaneous wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer system

Read how Dr Jason Sylvan samples microbes from the depths of the ocean and performs experiments on a ship

Bacterial evolution, particularly resistance to antibiotics, is an emerging public health threat

Closthioamide, discovered in 2010, might eventually offer an alternative for current drugs that are becoming less effective against gonorrhoea.

Dr Eric Chevet, INSERM, shares his research goals in understanding the molecular mechanisms of ER stress in cancer

Researchers gauge cell’s stiffness by applying the Stokes-Einstein equation to cellular motion patterns

New collection of macrocyclic compounds is designed for hit-finding against difficult targets including antiviral and protein-protein interaction targets.

Bioline Launches New JetSeq™ Clean Kit for Next-Generation Sequencing

Abdul Rasheed War, Ph. D, Visiting Entomologist at the World Vegetable Center, describes an average day, his hopes for science in the future and favorite piece of laboratory equipment

Andor iXon and Zyla cameras help drive microscopy from super to ultra-resolution

Cobalt's portfolio of solutions accelerates entry into high-growth Raman spectroscopy market and expands Agilent’s value for pharmaceutical and biopharma customers

Neogen Corporation has developed an innovative test that detects Listeria in environmental samples in under an hour — without the need to enrich samples.

Huge turnout as industry leaders recognize the best in the business at the biggest ever Clinical Scientists’ Choice Awards in San Diego

Elucidating the roles of cancer associated fibroblasts in modulating the tumor microenvironment