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Download this listicle to learn more about the latest advances in lipidomics software and analytical techniques.

September 21-25 was Peer Review Week, an annual celebration of peer review, for which the 2020 theme was trust. In this list, Technology Networks highlights several important aspects of the scientific publication process to mark the event.

In this listicle, we’ve consulted with LIMS expert Bob McDowall to detail recent advances in how LIMS are designed, installed and managed by users that anyone looking to install or upgrade a LIMS should keep in mind.

We’ve compiled a list of guides and articles to help those at the beginning of their career, spanning a whole range of topics, from grad school and the publication process to mental health and gender inequality.

Sharp objects, toxic chemicals and infectious bacteria – just a few of the hazards that scientists work with on a daily basis… what on earth could go wrong?

In honor of Earth Day 2020, we have created this list which shares some techniques to identify microplastics in the environment.

In honor of this day, we asked some of our staff back at Technology Networks HQ what they would choose to see celebrated on a global level.

Perlego provided us with a recent list of the top 10 books read by scientists, and it's compelling. From the legacy of autism, to deciphering the secrets of the ribosome, the list covers a wide variety of hot scientific topics.

Microbes have an important role in maintaining our own health and that of our environment. Therefore, the more information we can uncover, the better armed researchers are to prevent and treat disease, protect and restore the environment and harness the key beneficial properties microbes offer. This list looks at recent advances that have enabled researchers to better understand microbial communities at the genomic level.

In this list, discover more about exciting neurotechnologies, including human cyborgs in smart homes, programmable “animals” and bioresorbable electronic medicine.