Small sample volumes — a common situation in laboratories. This can cause problems when measuring pH. Various problems can be solved by using specific sensors.

Lauda DR. R. Wobser & Co. has introduced the Lauda Command Professional app, a new version of its Command Professional app. With this solution, the company aims to play an important role in the digital transformation of temperature control technology.

Researchers have carried out a study focused on sleep and serial deliberate awakenings in a sleep laboratory setting. The finding suggests that direct sleep-wake perception and regulatory systems are often intact in patients with insomnia disorder.

Syensqo has recently inaugurated its new microbiology lab with an aim to increase the company’s biodegradability and (eco-)toxicology testing capabilities. With this, the firm also intends to speed up the development of eco-friendly solutions.

A new dual-wavelength 3D-printing method allows solid objects and dissolvable supports to be created from a single resin in one step. Developed by researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, the technique uses visible and UV light to control material behaviour, paving the way for faster, cleaner additive manufacturing of complex structures.

Waterbirds play an important role in offering vital ecosystem services. Now, new research has revealed that wetland habitat conservations assist waterbird communities to adjust to climate warming.

In the jungle of microbes living in your gut, there’s one oddball that makes methane. This little-known methane-maker might play a role in how many calories you absorb from your food, according to a new study from Arizona State University.

Revolutionary research has revealed that ageing in the heart could now be reversed with the help of a new lab-grown material. The findings of this research have the potential to develop therapies that rejuvenate the heart by changing its cellular environment.

Breathing may do more than keep us alive — it could reveal who we are and how we feel. A new study shows that each person has a unique “respiratory fingerprint,” with nasal airflow patterns that not only identify individuals with striking accuracy but also reflect physical and emotional well-being.

Engineers at Washington University in St. Louis have developed a novel nanocomposite hydrogel that captures excess ammonia and phosphate from wastewater, helping prevent harmful algal blooms while recovering nutrients for reuse as fertilizers or biofeedstocks. This scalable solution offers a promising step toward circular water management and sustainable agriculture.