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High Purity Reagents for Proteoglycan & Glycosaminoglycan Research [FREE DOWNLOAD]

AMSBIO has published a new 36-page catalogue that details its comprehensive range of high purity reagents for proteoglycan and glycosaminoglycan research. Proteoglycans are glycosylated proteins which contain covalently attached highly anionic glycosaminoglycans (GAGs). Proteoglycans are…

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4 Technology Trends Driving Changes to Clinical Research

Image Credit:Flickr/Brother Clinical research has changed considerably in the last several decades. While many of the most recent developments have focused on ethical considerations and rights of trial participants, rapidly advancing technology has changed the…

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Meet HERO From WinnerGear – The World’s Smallest True Wireless Earbuds

We all love to work out and exercise, whether its CrossFit running or just riding down the hill, and we are always in a race to improve our score, burn more fat, and gain more…

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Ever Wonder Why Planes Don’t Fly Faster?

Did you know that planes actually fly slower nowadays than they used to? Why is this? Shouldn’t planes be flying faster in 2017? The video below from the folks over at Wendover Productions explains it…

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This Man Single-Handedly Provides The Best Virtual Reality Experience Possible

While the future may be heading towards virtual reality, we’re not quite there yet. The video below makes that notion abundantly clear as one man single-handedly shakes and rattles an entire platform as a customer…

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Low Outgassing Silicone Adhesives [Infographic]

This infographic highlights one and two component silicone systems that pass ASTM E595 testing for NASA low outgassing. These compounds offer a variety of viscosities and boast high physical, thermal and electrical performance properties. Low…

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Cathay Pacific’s Betsy Beer Literally Tastes Better At 35,000 Feet In The Sky

Some people might claim a cold beer tastes better on a plane or after a hard day’s work. However, Cathay Pacific’s new Betsy Beer quite literally tastes better at 35,000 feet as it is what…

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Poster Describes Quick Routine Pipette Check [FREE DOWNLOAD]

In labs around the world, each day, scientists rely on pipettes to perform basic but important tasks that involve accurate and reproducible liquid sample transfers. Like any other measuring instrument – pipettes are sophisticated instruments…

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Where Next For Car Technology? Holographic Windscreens? [Infographic]

The concept of self-driving cars has been mooted for quite some time and has been a feature of sci-fi TV shows or cartoons speculatively casting an eye to the future. In 2017, autonomous cars have…

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Reliable Torque Sensing at Low Speed or Low Capacity

In the selection of a rotary torque sensor for a given application, the datasheets for particular products are often a good place to start, detailing the maximum torque capacity and maximum speed for the technologies…

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Author Archives: Marshall Smith

About Marshall Smith

High Purity Reagents for Proteoglycan & Glycosaminoglycan Research [FREE DOWNLOAD]

4 Technology Trends Driving Changes to Clinical Research

Meet HERO From WinnerGear – The World’s Smallest True Wireless Earbuds

Ever Wonder Why Planes Don’t Fly Faster?

This Man Single-Handedly Provides The Best Virtual Reality Experience Possible

Low Outgassing Silicone Adhesives [Infographic]

Cathay Pacific’s Betsy Beer Literally Tastes Better At 35,000 Feet In The Sky

Poster Describes Quick Routine Pipette Check [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Where Next For Car Technology? Holographic Windscreens? [Infographic]

Reliable Torque Sensing at Low Speed or Low Capacity

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