Conventional ovens and muffle furnaces remain essential laboratory tools for ashing, loss on ignition, residue on ignition and fusion, but these methods can ...

A two-week wearable heart monitor fitted shortly after patients attend A&E with unexplained fainting can more than double ...

African biopharmaceutical company Minapharm Group is to receive up to $16.5m (£12.2m) from the Coalition for Epidemic ...

The structure of Great Britain's poultry industry could play an important role in its resilience to high pathogenicity avian ...

The Royal Veterinary College has launched a new Global Centre for Neglected Tropical Disease Research, expanding the international reach of a programme ...

High marks for Finspan Sharks & Reefs Expansion from Dr Louise Robinson and Dr Ian Turner. WHAT IS FINSPAN? In a previous ...

A 15-foot python at Chester Zoo has made a full recovery after becoming what is believed to be the first snake in the world ...

Combinations of metals inside tumour cells could help explain why some lung cancers become resistant to chemotherapy, according to new research from Durham ...

Scotland's industrial biotechnology sector is set to receive further support with the launch of a new competition aimed at ...

A level results published today point to continued strong interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, with more than one million results awarded across A levels, AS Levels and T ...

Researchers at Heriot-Watt University have joined a project exploring whether a by-product of whisky production can be converted into bioethanol using technology originally developed for space ...

Researchers at the University of Bath have helped develop a graphene oxide membrane that could reduce the energy required to purify one of the chemical industry's most widely used solvents. Working ...