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New Technique Could Revolutionize Mass Spectrometry For Small Sample Analysis
Mass spectrometry is one of the most powerful techniques employed by scientists worldwide to identify the building blocks of most substances. Despite this, it does have one major ...
The Three R’s of PPE Sustainability: A Guide for Lab Managers
Safety is a top priority for laboratory managers and researcher scientists when evaluating personal protective equipment (PPE). Non-negotiable in laboratory environments, ...
New Asymmetric Electrolyte Improves Alloying Anode Performance In Lithium-Ion Batteries
Lithium-ion batteries (LiBs) have become the world's most commonly used rechargeable batteries. New research from the University of Maryland and the University of Rhode Island has ...
How Next-Generation Freezers Are Reducing Risk In CGT Research
For patients living with currently untreatable and life-limiting conditions, cell and gene therapies (CGTs) represent an exciting possibility — the possibility of effective ...
New Gene Therapy Results In 100-Fold Improvement In The Eyesight Of LCA1 Patients
Scientists have discovered a novel gene therapy that results in a 100-fold improvement in the eyesight of patients that have Leber congenital amaurosis.
Study Finds Connection Between Declining Bat Populations And Increased Pesticide Use And Infant Mortality
New research has discovered a connection between bat die-offs and increased pesticide use by local farmers. Additionally, with increased pesticide use, an increase in infant ...
Geologists Uncover The Relationship Between Piezoelectricity And Gold Nugget Formation
Geologists from Monash University have discovered that piezoelectricity caused by earthquakes could be what forms gold nuggets.
The Do’s and Don’ts of FTIR Spectroscopy for Thin Film Analysis
Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy is commonly used to analyze organic compounds synthesized by chemists, but reflectance-based FTIR methods can also be a powerful ...
Engineers Develop Finger Wrap To Monitor Key Biomarkers Using Sweat
UC San Diego engineers have developed a novel wearable device to perform continuous personalized health monitoring. The device monitors the sweat on a patient's fingertip to ...
New Environmentally Friendly Family Of Adhesives Developed By UC Berkeley Bioengineers
Bioengineers from the University of California, Berkeley have developed a new environmentally friendly adhesive polymer. The polymer demonstrated similar strength as those derived ...

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New Technique Could Revolutionize Mass Spectrometry For Small Sample Analysis

The Three R’s of PPE Sustainability: A Guide for Lab Managers

New Asymmetric Electrolyte Improves Alloying Anode Performance In Lithium-Ion Batteries

How Next-Generation Freezers Are Reducing Risk In CGT Research

New Gene Therapy Results In 100-Fold Improvement In The Eyesight Of LCA1 Patients

Study Finds Connection Between Declining Bat Populations And Increased Pesticide Use And Infant Mortality

Geologists Uncover The Relationship Between Piezoelectricity And Gold Nugget Formation

The Do’s and Don’ts of FTIR Spectroscopy for Thin Film Analysis

Engineers Develop Finger Wrap To Monitor Key Biomarkers Using Sweat

New Environmentally Friendly Family Of Adhesives Developed By UC Berkeley Bioengineers

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