Elemental analysis of precious metals
SPECTRO Analytical Instruments has introduced its new generation of SPECTRO MIDEX small-spot energy-dispersive x-ray fluorescence (ED-XRF) analyzers for faster and more accurate elemental analysis of […]
Month: September 2016
Simplifying detection of cancer gene variants
Oxford Gene Technology has launched its SureSeq myPanel™ NGS Custom Cancer Panels to provide scientists with completely customised, pre-optimised NGS probe panels relevant to their […]
Viresolve® Pro Shield H for challenging mAb feed streams in manufacturing
MilliporeSigma has launched the Viresolve® Pro Shield H, a new virus filter designed to more effectively remove protein aggregates and other impurities that can foul […]
Food scientists using X-Rays to figure out fats
University of Guelph (U of G) researchers studying the intimate structure of edible fats are getting help from the United States Department of Energy (DOE).
Discovery hopes to slow the fast growth of tumour cells
EDMONTON, AB – The fight against cancer is a marathon, fought step-by-step, inch-by-inch. While breakthroughs may be rare, a new study from the University of […]
U of S Awarded $20 million Canada Excellence Research Chair
World Expert in roots, soil and microbial interaction to join University of Saskatchewan and Global Institute for Food Security
Canadian researchers to conduct world-first study on fecal transplants for IBD in children
HAMILTON, ON – Hamilton researchers are conducting a ground-breaking new trial looking at fecal transplants to help treat inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in children.
Emerging new in Vivo Electrophysiology Methods in Neuroscience Research
Introduction Since the original study from Renshaw, Forbes & Morrison in the 1940s recording the activity of neurons in the brain of anesthetized cats,1 the […]
When Work Hurts: Taking the pain out of the job
For many people, aches and pains are considered all in a day’s work. The idea that humans need to adapt to the demands of the […]
TFRI research teams to engineer precision medicine across a range of cancers
VANCOUVER, BC – Six outstanding Canadian research teams will use $27.3 million in new funding to engineer precision medicines for patients whose cancer has relapsed […]