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Novel psychoactive substances (NPS) are compounds that are designed to mimic the effects of established illicit drugs. Many NPS emerged during the early- to mid-2000s and the number of new substances being reported continues to rise. Download this infographic to explore various NPS and key characteristics, reveal why they challenge traditional approaches to drug monitoring and discover methods used to detect NPS.

In this infographic, we explore how and why spatial transcriptomics brings us one step closer to a more holistic understanding of cell biology.

Infectious diseases may be caused by a plethora of bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites and finding the culprit is key to treatment and resolution. In this infographic, we explore how infectious diseases are diagnosed and the assays used to achieve this.

Download this Technology Networks infographic to learn more about PCR, how to optimize your PCR experiments and tips and tricks to avoid issues with your PCR experiments.

X-ray fluorescence spectrometry (XRF) is the preferred method for both air and soil analysis. For air monitoring, XRF’s combination of superior sensitivity and non-destructive analysis is ideally suited for the measuring of specific elements in ambient particulate matter

Always present in steel, inclusions are often undesirable, because of deleterious effects on the properties of the steel and the running of the manufacturing process and considerable costs that this entails for the steelworks.

Download this infographic to learn how to free your workflows from common time traps.

Pesticides have been key in enabling producers to keep up with growing global food demands, but must be used with caution. Download this infographic to learn what pesticides are, why we test for them, what we test for and the techniques used to achieve this.

Liquid chromatography is an incredibly valuable tool when things are going well, however, like most experimental techniques, it is not always plain sailing. Download this infographic to learn about potential sources of LC analysis problems, clues that can be gained from your chromatogram and possible solutions to rectify the issues.

Host cell protein (HCP) are process-related protein impurities that are produced by the host organism during biotherapeutic manufacturing and production.