Technology

Startup company BaseTrace applies DNA tracer technology to track contamination from hydraulic fracturing

Non-invasive lactate monitoring adds function to form for athletes on the edge

Between 1900 and 1940, the development of the positive ray analyzer led to the study of isotopes for the first time, setting the stage for the development of mass spectrometry. Here, a series of brilliant experiments from the “Era of the Physicist” is revisited.

Sitting Down With Alexandra Knauer, Owner, and Alexander Buenz, CEO, of Knauer.

How analytical scientists can enjoy a satisfying and intellectually stimulating career

Can 900 million Android devices save the world while their owners sleep?

Accelrys makes big claims for the new Experiment Knowledge Base. We look into who in the analytical sciences world might be interested, and what value might be derived from it.

Two tissue engineering technologies provide realistic in vivo facsimiles of disease for high-throughput drug analysis.

Academia is fundamentally broken. You’re wasting your time producing data that will never be published because the scientist down the hall didn’t publish it either. Why aren’t we more concerned?

Founded by frustrated student Mark Hahnel in 2011, figshare has blossomed to offer a cloud-based publishing solution to otherwise wasted research outputs