Researchers have conducted a study on mice which revealed that one’s position in a social hierarchy and their degree of isolation affect the quality of sleep for individual mice.

A new study has revealed that childhood exposure to indoor air pollution especially in low-income countries may lead to poor cognitive performance in later life.

Asynt has introduced its latest addition to its range of pressure reactors – the Multicell Plus. The solution offers an extremely flexible and customizable device for screening chemical reactions under high pressure conditions.

The Automated Individual Access Roll Heat Sealer by Azenta Life Sciences offers walkaway productivity in molecular diagnostics, drug discovery and kit manufacturing applications. The company has now made a video highlighting the core benefits of this automated heat sealer.

Uniqsis has developed a novel Tube-in-plate reactor particularly for highly exothermic or fast, mixing-dependent reactions. The new solution offers a cost-effective alternative to glass static mixer reactor blocks.

Setting a new standard for uniform and reproducible capture of a wide range of biomolecules ready for affinity binding assays, Porvair Sciences has introduced its new medium and high bind Krystal microplates.

Biotech Fluidics has launched the Degasi Flat Film in-line degasser which offers superior degassing efficiency and improved compatibility with viscous fluids and almost any organic solvent.

A new study shows that planning where hydrogen will be manufactured, and the use of new technology solutions, is vital in order to avoid the large-scale production of green hydrogen leading to local water shortages in some parts of Europe.

In a study published in Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, Spanish researchers analysed rare amber pieces containing multiple species to determine whether close proximity reflects ancient ecological relationships or mere coincidence. The findings shed new light on the behaviour of early ants that lived alongside the dinosaurs.

A new study has found that as super agers (a unique group of adults over age 80 whose performance on tests of episodic memory was equal to or better than that of people in their 50s) age their brain continues to generate new neurons in the hippocampus at much higher levels than older adults and even younger individuals.