Sci-Hub Founder Fighting to Keep Pirated Repository of Academic Papers Alive
The founder of Sci-Hub is fighting an uphill battle against publishing giants like Elsevier to keep the pirate website running over a recent temporary injunction...
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Núria Montserrat: “The Enviroment Is Fundamental for Success”
Labcritics presents an interview with Núria Montserrrat, Junior Group Leader at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia. The talented young woman shares with us her...
Biotechnology
The Ultimate Neuronal Activity Sensor is Here
I made my PhD in the field of neuroscience, more specifically in neuroimaging. But contrary to what the term might suggest to many we didn’t...
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Addgene’s Introduction to the Wide World of CRISPR
Addgene, possibly the largest platform for CRISPR plasmids, libraries, and resources for researchers shines light on this amazing new technology. Here, they give a brief...
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The Rise of CRISPR Based Startups
CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing technology seems to be the only thing that everyone is talking about nowadays and maybe the only thing researchers want to work...
Bioengineering
The Leading Laboratory Exhibition in Southeast Asia is now Open for Pre-registration!
Lab Asia 2015 will be hosting around 150 exhibitors from Austria, China, France, Germany, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, UK and USA at this...
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The Labster Effect — Virtual Laboratories for Educational Institutions
What good is studying science without getting a feel of how things are done in an actual laboratory? But setting up a laboratory is a...
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An Interview with Gilbert Faure on Knowledge Management
Labcritics was at Science & You 2015 in Nancy, France. One of the most interesting workshops we attended, in the Science Communication and Digital Technologies...
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