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January 2026 eBulletin 
44th International Symposium on Capillary Chromatography (ISCC), and 21st GCx... 
The 44th International Symposium on Capillary Chromatography (ISCC), the premier meeting for pressure- and electro-driven microcolumn separations and related techniques, will be held May 17–22, 2026, at the Congress Centre, Riva del Garda, Italy.The congress invites analytical chemist...
Continuing the fight against plastic pollution 
Integra Biosciences is proud to continue its partnership with CleanHub, driving meaningful action against plastic pollution before it reaches the world’s oceans. Thanks to Integra’s support, CleanHub and its local partners have collected over 21.5 million kilograms of plastic from c...
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The world's largest and most successful trade fair for Laboratory Technology, Analysis and Biotechnology, analytica takes place from March 24th to 27th, 2026 in Munich. Presenting pioneering solutions and brand-new concepts for analysis and the smart laboratory, analytica sets important...
High efficiency Thin Film and Short Path Evaporators from AGI Glassplant 
AGI Glassplant Thin Film and Short Path Evaporators deliver a highly efficient solution for all your lab-scale low-pressure evaporation, distillation, and concentration applications. Featuring high evaporation rates, low residence times, and user-friendly operation, they are ideal for t...
Safety First: New Smart Gas Detection for Modern Laboratories 
In today’s laboratory environment, safety is not optional—it’s a priority. Laboratories handle a wide range of gases, some toxic, others flammable, and all potentially hazardous if not properly monitored. Protecting people and safeguarding buildings requires a proactive approach,...
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD): Monitoring Water Pollution with Precision 
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) is a fundamental parameter for assessing water and wastewater quality. It provides a fast, reliable measure of the organic and inorganic pollutants present in water, helping laboratories, industries, and environmental agencies monitor treatment efficiency, e...
ULVAC Introduces Two Larger Magnetically Coupled, Rotary Vane Pumps for Clean... 
The ULVAC Series GV135 and GV200 rotary vane pumps feature the same magnetically coupled, oil-sealed rotary vane pump technology as the proven GHD-Series. This permits them to operate cleaner than other rotary vane pumps. They have no shaft seals to wear out, eliminating oil leaks. A bu...
Systec presents the new generation of laboratory autoclaves 
Systec GmbH & Co. KG introduces the new Systec DX- and Systec VX-Series, marking the next generation of compact and medium-sized laboratory autoclaves. Based on the proven technology of the latest Systec HX-Series, both lines have been completely redesigned, featuring a modern exterior,...
Light-activated ruthenium sensitises drug-resistant E. coli to antibiotics 
Light-activated ruthenium chemistry has increased the potency of meropenem against NDM-1-mediated antibiotic-resistant Escherichia coli in laboratory tests, which may point to a controllable strategy for surface-accessible infections and decontaminationWork from the Francis Crick Instit...
COVID-19 vaccines received during pregnancy has been linked to lower risk of... 
A University of British Columbia-led analysis of nearly 20,000 pregnancies across Canada has reported that COVID-19 vaccination was associated with markedly lower risks of hospitalisation, admission to intensive care and preterm birth, with protective effects that persisted as SARS-CoV-...
ELRIG 2025: Imaging flow cytometry heralds shift from cell discovery to clini... 
At ELRIG 2025 in Stevenage, AstraZeneca’s Global Leader for Flow Cytometry, Dr Raffaello Cimbro, outlined how imaging flow cytometry has evolved from a specialist tool into a cornerstone technology capable of linking cell phenotype, morphology and drug response from early discovery th...
Fertility gene PRDM9 helps glioblastoma cells evade chemotherapy in world-first 
Researchers at the University of Sydney have identified how a fertility gene, PRDM9, enables drug-tolerant persister cells in glioblastoma to survive chemotherapy by rerouting cholesterol metabolism, and have reported that combined targeting of PRDM9 and cholesterol synthesis could dela...
EMA welcomes agreement to revise pharmaceutical law in European Union 
The European Medicines Agency has endorsed a deal between the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union to reform its pharmaceutical legislative framework for the first time in more than two decades, with proposals that range from faster assessme...
Researchers map eight distinct long Covid symptom paths across COVID-19 study 
An analysis from the United States National Institutes of Health RECOVER Initiative has identified eight distinct long Covid symptom trajectories in adults infected during the Omicron era, with more than four in five affected patients still unwell after one yearMillions of patients worl...
Study puts long COVID in context among history of post-acute infection syndromes 
Scientists at Yale School of Medicine have argued that long COVID belongs to a long-established family of post-acute infection syndromes, and that historical records of past epidemics can guide efforts to understand mechanisms, reduce stigma, and develop effective treatmentsA research t...
Psilocybin and rabies virus tracing reveal how psychedelics rewire depressive... 
An international team led by Cornell University has used a modified rabies virus to trace how psilocybin reshapes brain-wide connectivity, weakening harmful feedback loops and strengthening pathways that link perception to action, with potential to refine psychedelic therapies for depre...
Chemotherapy-linked action on HIV-infected T cell clones points to potential... 
Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine have reported evidence that standard chemotherapeutic drugs may selectively suppress HIV-infected immune cell clones, an observation that could inform future strategies to eliminate persistent viral reservoirs without high-risk bone marrow transplan...
Frontiers whitepaper finds that artificial intelligence has become embedded i... 
A global survey of more than 1,600 researchers has shown that artificial intelligence has rapidly entered everyday peer review, with Frontiers calling for coordinated policy, training and governance to ensure responsible and transparent use across research publishingA novel whitepaper f...
Modern cabernet sauvignon wine grapes still retain epigenetic memory of the v... 
A research team at the University of California, Davis, has shown that cabernet sauvignon vines carry stable epigenetic signatures inherited from their parent varieties, despite almost 400 years of clonal propagation, offering fresh insight into how perennial crops preserve molecular tr...
HPV vaccination linked to lower risk of severe precancerous legions: study 
Analysis of more than 770,000 women has reported that vaccination against human papillomavirus has associated with a markedly lower risk of high-grade precancerous lesions of the vulva and vagina, with the strongest effect in those who received the vaccine before age 17Women who receive...
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