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In honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2022, Technology Networks interviewed three women who have built successful careers within the scientific industry, to learn about their career paths and the reasons they chose to work in industry.

Laboratories often consume three to 10 times more energy than typical non-laboratory areas of universities. We spoke to Dr Susan Simon of the Medical Research Council to learn more about their commitment to sustainability and transformation to net zero by 2040.

In this interview, Dr. Craig Butt discusses some of the highlights from the Roadmap and its expected impacts.

In this interview, Gemma Ellison tells us more about the Ion Chromatography Education Hub, the range of content that it offers, and the benefits it provides IC users, whether they are new to the technique or have several years of experience.

How do we continue to push the boundaries in analytical capabilities, increase confidence in results and apply MS to a wider range of research questions? Technology Networks posed these questions to Rohan Thakur, executive vice president of Life Sciences Mass Spectrometry at Bruker Daltonics, in a recent interview.

In this interview, Joyce explains the impact her work could have on society, tells us about the benefits that open-source technology has had on her research and highlights the importance of researcher support programs.

In this interview, Patrick Brown tells us more about the evolution of NanoDrop over the past 20 years, highlights some of the most important improvements during this time and explores what the future may hold for the technology.

In this interview, Greg Gosch shares insights into the science of multiplexing, discusses how ChromaCode is redefining molecular diagnostics and explores how HDPCR is shaping the future of what’s possible in COVID-19, related respiratory and other disease testing.

In this instalment of Science Futures, we hear from Tijmen Bos, a PhD candidate at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and the University of Amsterdam. Tijmen discusses the impact his research could have on society and how interactions with industry have helped progress his research and prepare him for the end of his PhD.

Thermo Scientific Proteome Discoverer 3.0 software offers a wide range of comprehensive tools for proteomics studies. In this interview, we learn more about the latest version, how it leverages artificial intelligence and what this means for proteomics researchers.