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Scientists detect possible dark matter interaction

First proposed nearly a century ago, dark matter accounts for around 85% of the mass in the universe but has never before been directly detected.

Lab equipment 04 September, 2026

The Black Box Conundrum: Can You Trust Your Instrument Results?

Increasing automation and AI risks encouraging users to treat sophisticated instruments as 'black boxes' — systems that generate answers without understanding...

Computing hardware/software 02 September, 2026

Machine learning uncovers patterns in DNA methylation

A new machine-learning method identifies differentially methylated DNA regions without sample labels — a prerequisite for many existing algorithms.

Life Scientist 02 September, 2026

From Volume to Value: How Digital Transformation Empowers Global Lab Operations

How Ipca Laboratories modernized quality control across multiple sites and 600+ laboratory instruments.

Computing hardware/software 01 September, 2026

HRT linked to lower dementia risk in some women

Hormone replacement therapy may reduce the risk of dementia — particularly for certain groups of women — according to a large UK study.

Life Scientist 28 August, 2026

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Prototype promises to build light analysis directly into imaging hardware

Prototype promises to build light analysis directly into imaging hardware

Thanks to a new chip, researchers believe they may be able to help cameras capture details that typically required separate, specialised instruments.

Article 25 June, 2026
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Scientific rigour within a person-centred, biophilic setting

Scientific rigour within a person-centred, biophilic setting

The $96 million, 4500-square-metre RNA Research and Manufacturing Facility has opened within the Macquarie University Innovation Precinct.

Article 04 June, 2026
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Scientists detect possible dark matter interaction

Scientists detect possible dark matter interaction

First proposed nearly a century ago, dark matter accounts for around 85% of the mass in the universe but has never before been directly detected.

Article 04 September, 2026
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