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Researchers Piece Together Treasured Cellular Gateway for First Time
Your body is made of close to 100 trillion cells that keep you healthy and alive. Each cell has billions of parts of its own, all of them working in tandem to keep life’s processes moving.
The second round of elections of board members and inspectors of the Iranian Laboratory Research Association was held.
Election Results of the Second Round of the Board Members and Inspectors of the Iranian Laboratory Research Association.
Lab Manager Quality & Compliance Digital Summit
Event Details Lab Manager Quality & Compliance Digital Summit Date(s): Oct 20, 2021 - Oct 21, 2021
New Proteins Enable Scientists to Control Cell Activities
The hope is that these protein switches can one day be used as intermediaries with cells inside the human body
Microbiology Research Furthers Understanding of Ocean’s Role in Carbon Cycling
This research is a step toward forecasting how much carbon will leave the ocean as greenhouse gas carbon dioxide
Greening the lab: first net zero mass spectrometer launched
As part of an initiative to permanently remove CO₂ emissions associated with the manufacture and supply chain of all new inorganic IRMS products, the world’s first net zero mass spectrometer (MS) has been launched. This is the first product launch within an inspiring initiative that commits to removing all embodied carbon in new instrumentation, using technologies, like direct air capture and bio-oil sequestration that will make it easier than ever for scientists working across geoscience, food and beverage, environmental science and forensics to practice science sustainably.
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Third National Conference on Laboratory Equipment and Technologies
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Researchers Piece Together Treasured Cellular Gateway for First Time
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The second round of elections of board members and inspectors of the Iranian Laboratory Research Association was held.
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Lab Manager Quality & Compliance Digital Summit
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New Proteins Enable Scientists to Control Cell Activities
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Microbiology Research Furthers Understanding of Ocean’s Role in Carbon Cycling
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Greening the lab: first net zero mass spectrometer launched
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The renaissance of supercritical fluid chromatography
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Solving process safety and scale up
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FTIR Sample Handling Buyer's Guide
Blog
How Environmental Changes Affect the Shapes of RNA in Living Cells
The impact of environmental conditions on the dynamic structures of RNAs in living cells has been revealed by innovative technology developed by researchers at the John Innes Centre.
Robotic Motion in Curved Space Defies Standard Laws of Physics
When humans, animals, and machines move throughout the world, they always push against something, whether it’s the ground, air, or water. Until recently, physicists believed this to be a constant, following the law of conservation momentum. Now, researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have proven the opposite—when bodies exist in curved spaces, it turns out that they can in fact move without pushing against something.
Mass Spectrometers
COLUMBIA, MD — Shimadzu Scientific Instruments introduces the LCMS-2050 Liquid Chromatograph Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer that features a significantly reduced size, while providing high speed and high sensitivity analysis. Designed for effortless operation, the LCMS-2050 mass spectrometer combines ease of use as an LC detector with excellent MS capabilities.
