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The Practical Blueprint for Delivering Flexible, Competitive Labs
1+ hour, 24+ min ago (193+ words) By Chris Small, Principal, Science Market Leader, Hanbury | August 19, 2026 Early planning and right-sizing strategies help laboratory developers balance cost control with long-term flexibility, creating facilities that can adapt to changing tenant and research requirements without major reinvestment. Image courtesy of…...
New method converts emissions to fuel feedstock without purification
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (160+ words) By Julia Rock-Torcivia | August 17, 2026 An international team of researchers developed a method to convert the carbon dioxide emitted from factories into fuel feedstock without cleaning or purifying the gas. In most carbon capture methods, the carbon dioxide needs to be…...
BEIT bets quantum-compressed chemistry can crack covalent drug design
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (155+ words) Research & Development World By Brian Buntz | April 30, 2026 Image baed on marketing for the CovAngelo webinar [BEIT] BEIT’s cofounders, Wojciech Burkot, Witold Jarnicki and Paulina Mazurek, were all former Google employees. The company traces its founding team’s roots to Google, CERN,…...
New metal-organic material can capture water from atmosphere
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (306+ words) Research & Development World By Julia Rock-Torcivia | April 28, 2026 Researchers have developed a metal-organic material (MOM) that can capture water from the air. They published their findings in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. Materials like this could be critical to…...
Northwestern unravels a key surface-control problem in high-entropy alloy catalysts
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (211+ words) Research & Development World By R&D Editors | April 21, 2026 A team led by Chad Mirkin and Christopher Wolverton at Northwestern reports a synthesis that solves both halves of the problem at once, controlling composition and surface faceting simultaneously. The work appears…...
A dual-energy catalyst breaks down drug pollution
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (333+ words) where conventional treatments fail R&D World Carbamazepine, a common antiepileptic, is frequently detected in surface water, groundwater and drinking water, where it can induce toxic effects in aquatic organisms and potentially impact human health through long-term exposure. Conventional treatment…...
Scientists simulate the entire life cycle of a minimal cell in 3D
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (352+ words) Research & Development World By Julia Rock-Torcivia | March 25, 2026 By simulating the life cycle of a minimal bacterial cell from DNA replication to protein translation to metabolism and cell division, scientists from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have opened a new frontier…...
From nanocrystals to critical minerals: Why Sandia's Hongyou Fan took home Researcher of the Year in 2025
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (137+ words) Research & Development World By Brian Buntz | March 20, 2026 Dr. Hongyou Fan was named R&D Researcher of the Year for his pioneering work across chemical science, materials science, and nanotechnology. The research has advanced Department of Energy missions in science, energy,…...
Waters debuts ARES-G3 rheometer at Pittcon 2026, boasting testing time reduction of up to 80%
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (237+ words) Research & Development World By Brian Buntz | March 9, 2026 In practical terms, Waters says routine QC tests that previously consumed most of a work shift can now be completed in roughly one to two hours, depending on the application and material. The…...
Molecular Devices and Automata partner to connect lab instruments
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (189+ words) Research & Development World By R&D Editors | February 10, 2026 Molecular Devices’ imaging systems and microplate readers will be integrated with Automata’s LINQ platform to connect the machines via software and robotics. The LINQ platform allows instruments from different brands to communicate…...