CONTENTS MICROPLATE READERS


High-performance microplates New confocal imaging reader


CHROMATOGRAPHY Autonomous science


Next generation of gas chromatographs


Innovative GC and GC-MS products


SPECTROSCOPY New NMR design


Spectrometer success story BIOTECHNOLOGY Faster, scalable dPCR method CAR T-cell therapy A new era in cancer treatment


Enzyme kinetics considerations Discussion of the hurdles and potential solutions for scientific experiments


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How developments in the automotive industry can predict the future of chromatography applications


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Introducing an upgradable broadband benchtop solution


Today’s modular spectrometers have demonstrated key performance gains


Developing precision medicine Creating a healthier, wealthier nation


How plate-based dPCR can accelerate gene therapy manufacturing


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TABLETING Continuous manufacturing


evolution The rising popularity of a future-focused approach to tableting


3D printing tablets Case study showcases the benefits 3D


printing can bring to pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals


Press roller properties Detailing the draw-in capability of


press rollers within the roller compaction process


MICROSCOPY & IMAGING A light in the dark


Switchable proteins for biomedical imaging


Topographic Raman microscopy 3D chemical characterisation on


curved and rough surfaces for nutritional science applications


New imaging analysis system High-precision focusing stage


EVENT PREVIEW UK lab event returns to Birmingham


Lab Innovations will be returning to the NEC, Birmingham on November 2 and 3 2022


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