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Excelitas Launches X-Cite Xylis with Laserled Hybrid Drive Technology for Fluorescence Microscopy

Apr 24, 2018

For fluorescence microscopy, Excelitas Technologies Corp of Waltham, MA, USA (which provides customized photonic solutions to OEMs) has added to its X-Cite product line by launching the X-Cite XYLIS light source, which offers a ...

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PIX4life Announces Sin Pics for Bio- and Life-Science Applications in Visible Range

Feb 27, 2018

PIX4life – a European pilot line within the European Horizon 2020 initiative that offers photonic integrated circuits for biophotonics and life-sciences applications – says that, after two years of internal development, it is ...

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US Researchers Develop New Multiblock Polymer for Plastic Recycling

Mar 1, 2017

The Tisch University Chemistry and Chemical Biology professor Geoffrey Coates and his team has worked with a group of researchers from the University of Minnesota to develop multiblock polymer, which could boost plastic recycling. ...

Tags: Plastic Recycling, Multiblock Polymer

Calyxt to Generate High-Oleic Low-Linolenic Soybean Variety with Increased Oxidative Stability

Nov 14, 2016

Food products developer Calyxt is generating healthier high-oleic low-linolenic soybean variety with increased oxidative stability and improved shelf life. The company published a study in BMC Plant Biology describing the use of genome ...

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UK Researchers Apply for GM Wheat Field Trials

Nov 11, 2016

Rothamsted Research has submitted an application on 3 November 2016 to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for permission to carry out GM field trials. The trials will be conducted on the Rothamsted Farm in 2017 and ...

Tags: Wheat Field, Rothamsted Research

Continental to Show Dandelion Rubber Bus Tyres

Oct 11, 2016

Natural rubber derived from dandelion roots is making its debut in truck and bus tyres and in components produced by Continental. The German manufacturer unveiled a number of products that contain this raw material at the IAA Commercial ...

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New 'bio-Sensing' Card Game Uses Emotions to Power Gameplay

Oct 9, 2016

Called Champions of Shengha, the game uses wearable sensors to interpret biofeedback in order to power and dictate the collectable card gameplay. A collectable card game that uses a player's own emotions to dictate game play is looking ...

Tags: Champions of Shengha, Indiegog, simon fox, BfB Labs

Ricebran Technologies Appoints Robert Smith as Interim CEO

Sep 6, 2016

RiceBran Technologies announced that its board of directors has named Dr. Robert Smith, the company's chief operating officer, as interim CEO, effective immediately. Dr. Smith will succeed W. John Short, who will remain with the Company ...

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University of Adelaide Sets up New Laboratory to Research on Complex Carbohydrates

Aug 30, 2016

University of Adelaide in collaboration with Agilent Technologies Australia has established a new laboratory at its Waite campus to undertake research on the potential benefits of complex carbohydrates. Named as Adelaide Glycomics, this ...

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Plant Pathologist Jaimin Patel Joins The Lighting Research Center at Rensselaer

Aug 30, 2016

The Lighting Research Center (LRC) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute today announced that world-renowned plant pathologist Jaimin Patel, Ph.D., has joined the center, further strengthening the LRC’s horticultural lighting and plant ...

Tags: pathologist Jaimin Patel, LRC

Chinese Scientist Among Nature's Ten People for 2015

Dec 18, 2015

The world-renowned journal Nature Thursday released its annual list of ten people who mattered in science in 2015, which includes one Chinese scientist whose work in human embryo gene editing has caused repeated debate in the academic ...

Tags: Chinese Scientist, human embryo gene editing, Nature's Ten

TCM Unleashes Hidden Potential

Dec 8, 2015

Eighty-four-year-old Tu Youyou arrived in Sweden on Friday to collect China's first Nobel Prize in medicine for creating an anti-malarial drug that saved millions of people across the world. Half a century ago, the pharmacologist derived ...

Tags: Traditional Chinese Medicine, medicine

UC Berkley Bioengineers Use LED Lights to Speed up DNA Replication

Nov 12, 2015

New technology developed by UC Berkeley bioengineers promises to make a workhorse lab tool cheaper, more portable and many times faster by accelerating the heating and cooling of genetic samples with the switch of a light. ...

Tags: PCR, LED Lights

German Researchers Create Fluorescent Protein Based LEDs

Nov 10, 2015

LEDs are up to 80 percent more energy-efficient than normal light bulbs and last around five times as long as energy-saving light bulbs. As a result they are being used more and more frequently as a source of light. Nevertheless, white LEDs ...

Tags: LEDs, Protein-based LEDs, FAU

Hard Pill to Swallow?

Oct 28, 2015

The announcement of this year's Nobel Prize in medicine has triggered a new debate on traditional Chinese medicine, and reminds us that modern medical science depends on inspiration from every possible source. A Chinese scientist winning ...

Tags: Nobel Prize, medicine, TCM

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