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Have you ever wanted to make your own bourbon? Don’t! The process might be relatively simple but dangerous. This video discusses how to separate one type of liquid from a slurry of others through boiling points and the intermolecular forces that influence them.

Scientists are studying how bacteria transform wood-derived compounds into useful chemicals. Harnessing this process could lead to new, eco-friendly biotechnologies.

Speaking at The Laboratory of the Future, Toby Blackburn, Head of Business Development and Strategy from Emerald Cloud Lab presented his talk on cloud computing software and how a cloud lab has changed the way scientists do their work today.

Using a synchrotron to study how soil can reduce greenhouse gases, retain more moisture during droughts, and hold more soil organic carbon for greater crop resilience.

Speaking at The Laboratory of the Future, Amrik Mahal, Head of Information Technology for Research at AstraZeneca, presented his talk on AstraZenecas' approach to digitalisation of the lab ecosystem.

Using the CMFC beamline at the Canadian Light Source researchers analyzed the outer proteins on the HIV virus and discovered that an area of one protein acts as a decoy — diverting the immune system’s response towards a false target.

In this Teach Me in 10 episode we are joined by Lydia Abernethy, senior science consultant at Steep Hill Labs and current chief executive officer at Rain Changes Everything LLC, a cannabis crop consulting company.

Lydia will be teaching us about analytical testing and cannabis cultivation, discussing testing failures, site assessment, facility assessment, cultivation assessments and remediation.

Many of us love our gas stoves. But unfortunately, they can create indoor pollution levels that exceed legal outdoor pollution levels. This video dives into the science of how these pollutants are created, and what we can do about it.

NIR technology offers the fastest method for quality control enabling you to make real-time decisions during processing of pharmaceutical, food and feed samples.

If your gas chromatograph is only running part time, you’re missing the benefits of a system that delivers measurably more production time. That’s the advantage of the time- and space-saving Thermo ScientificTM TRACETM 1600 Series Gas Chromatograph (GC).