Water Analysis – News and Features

Researchers develop a device that acts much like a lung in a human body and is made using human lung and blood vessel cells.

QSI’s WinLims Rental solution will help to improve the organization’s microbiology and water quality laboratories’ customer service.

In celebration of Earth Day 2010, the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) is increasing awareness of the many environmental benefits provided by biotech crops, trees and genetically engineered animals.

Scientists have developed tobacco plants to secrete antibodies from the roots that then bind to microcystin-LR - the most common cyanobacteria toxin in water - rendering it harmless

Genetically engineered crops have provided "substantial" environmental and economic benefits to American farmers, but overuse of the technology is threatening to erode the gains

The update provides 12 new environmental and industrial applications.

Countries not beset by starvation are better consumers of U.S. products than countries that don't have enough resources to feed everyone.

The alliance will provide informatics solutions under GSA Schedule 70 Contract Procurement Process

“We don’t have choices. People were against this when there was abundance of food. Now when there is a shortage you have to live with it.”

In a democracy, public opinion counts, but can that be allowed to overrule science?