In the first of three features looking ahead to Lab Innovations, Michelle Locke and Ricky Williams, of regular attendees ...

Researchers at Cranfield University have developed a 3D printing method for manufacturing rubber gloves that could enable ...

Group chairman and CEO of precision instruments manufacturer HORIBA, Atsushi Horiba has been named an honorary fellow of ...

Researchers at the Saudi King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) have sent two biomedical experiments to the International Space Station ...

A £3.75 million research programme led by the University of Glasgow will investigate how environmental change could alter the risk of mosquito and midge-borne ...

To mark Lab Innovations, we are producing a special show supplement available with the forthcoming new edition of Laboratory ...

Scientists have identified a previously unknown microorganism with the smallest genome yet found in an archaeon, a type of ...

This year’s three Nobel Prizes for natural science have been shared by six laureates from the USA, Germany, Japan and France.

Our reliance upon the impact factor is destroying public trust in science, argues Damian Pattinson. Scientific inquiry aims to be a search for the truth. However, this has been warped by the academic ...

A two-week wearable heart monitor fitted shortly after patients attend A&E with unexplained fainting can more than double detection of potentially life-threatening heart rhythm problems, according to ...

Researchers at the University of Bath have helped develop a graphene oxide membrane that could reduce the energy required to purify one of the chemical industry's most widely used solvents. Working ...

Glasgow and Dublin have been selected to jointly host the International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM) in 2030, marking the first time the event will be staged across two countries. The decision was ...