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How real-time off-gas analysis improves fermentation process control
54+ min ago (720+ words) I’m a Senior Applications Specialist; I mainly review customer applications and determine the best system configurations based on project requirements. I rely on my technical knowledge and customer application data to make sure the recommended solution is the right fit....
Healthcare Executives Signal Growing Strategic Value of Laboratory Services
1+ hour, 48+ min ago (199+ words) Jul 29, 2026 | Company News, Lab Automation, Lab Management | Healthcare executives are increasingly viewing clinical laboratory services as a strategic clinical enabler, with many prioritizing laboratory upgrades and service expansion, according to a survey commissioned by Siemens Healthineers and conducted by YouGov....
Larger Bubbles Could Make Water Electrolysis More Efficient
1+ hour, 43+ min ago (341+ words) | Newswise Newswise Larger Bubbles Could Make Water Electrolysis More Efficient Bubble coalescence boosts water electrolysis efficiency. Newswise — Green hydrogen is expected to help decarbonize chemical manufacturing, transportation, steelmaking, and other hard-to-electrify industries. Yet electrolysis efficiency remains limited by bubbles generated…...
Researchers develop fish-like nanorobots to recover lithium from seawater – Texas A&M Stories
1+ hour, 43+ min ago (516+ words) Backed by a $1 million U.S. Department of Energy award, the project aims to create a more efficient, sustainable way to capture a critical battery mineral and strengthen the domestic clean energy supply chain. July 29, 2026 By Taylor Northcut, Texas A&M University…...
Killing slime: an AI-first biotech solution | Investors Lab
2+ hour, 23+ min ago (89+ words) We love public science lessons, like the algae debacle that turned Washington, D.C.'s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool a vibrant green this summer after a renovation. It's not exactly a new development. Algal blooms have intermittently plagued the site for generations,…...
New Research Digs Into the Bitter Truth About Coffee
3+ hour, 53+ min ago (480+ words) Daily Coffee News Staff | July 29, 2026 For better or worse, one of the defining tastes of coffee — the life-giving elixir that makes the world go ’round — is bitterness. A new study involving researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel…...
A new strategy enables oxidation-free, efficient oligonucleotide synthesis
4+ hour, 26+ min ago (225+ words) “The early development of ON chemistry served as the inspiration for this study. Around 70 years ago, a pioneering work demonstrated that ONs could be synthesized using P(V)-based chemistry. We wanted to know if our current approach could be applied…...
Cool Classes: Lessons in Chemistry Survival
11+ hour, 53+ min ago (463+ words) by Kelley McGee July 29, 2026 The Christopher Newport campus is known for its award-winning residence halls, stunning campus amenities, and chef-inspired dining hall meals. This isn’t just surviving - it’s the good life. But what would happen if Captains suddenly found themselves…...
The Tiny Molecules Running Your Entire Body
9+ hour, 36+ min ago (660+ words) Most people go through their whole day without thinking about what their body is actually made of at the smallest level. You eat breakfast, go to work or school, exercise, sleep, and repeat, all without giving a second thought to…...
A tiny molecular basket unlocks a powerful new kind of chemistry
4+ hour, 6+ min ago (617+ words) Iron and oxygen interact in many important processes throughout the human body. The best-known example is hemoglobin, where iron binds dioxygen, meaning two oxygen atoms joined together, so oxygen can be carried through the bloodstream. Iron also forms highly reactive…...