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A group from NIST has extended the reach of their novel microfluidic system for analyzing the chemical components of complex samples.
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Berkeley lab researchers have developed an inexpensive technique for making high quality nanowire solar cells.
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Researchers find ultra-thin films of superconductors don’t lose their fundamental properties when built under strain.
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TitroLine® 6000 is, with its spectrum of benefits, the ideal entry into potentiometric titration and the perfect choice for applications in the fields of food, water/waste water, and environmental analysis. Thanks to the high-resolution and preci
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Students, post-doctoral fellows and junior faculty are invited to apply for this Society for Laboratory Automation (SLAS) award.
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The new portfolio enables Thermo to offer its customers an enhanced solution for quantitative protein biomarker detection.
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A Kentucky University prof has proven that nonacenes are, in fact, possible to create, good news for organic materials research.
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A research team led by Florida State University will receive about $20 million over three years to study effects of Gulf spill.
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Funding over three years will help eight teams investigate the impacts of the spill and develop new tools to respond to future spills.
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This meeting series is multi-disciplinary in nature and brings together many of the world's leading authorities to address the practical and economical issues and challenges related to all aspects of liquid phase separation science techniques.Available on Demand
A University of Toronto professor's lab-on-a-chip automates dried blood spot analysis in a system needing only a pinprick of blood.
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Johns Hopkins researchers have discovered a molecular mechanism that allows a signal from the target to return to the cell body.
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Spintronics – electronics based not on electric charge but on electron spin – may benefit from recent magnetic discovery.
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Officials from the national lab and the University of Chicago kicked off the building of a new research center today (Aug. 30).
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Writers/producers for some crime and science-related TV shows/movies want scientists' advice on plot accuracy and even story ideas.
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