Lake Baikal in southern Siberia is the deepest lake in the world – up to 1.6 km deep in places – and has a unique ecosystem. It is also a wonderfully undeveloped area as illustrated in the photograph...
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Recent advances in lipidomics – the comprehensive analysis of the lipids in tissues and body fluids – offer exciting new opportunities to explore the...
Scientists examine the effects of drying methods and harvest season on the piperine, essential oil and multi-elemental composition of black pepper...
Organic matter is prevalent in today’s atmosphere over different continents, but its source is still poorly known. Studying organic material trapped...
Heterotrophic plant species that are achlorophyllous and incapable of photosynthesis have been widely studied over the last couple of decades. However...
Lipid nanoparticles are a holistically superior formulation for dermal drug products, which combine effective drug delivery and skin carrying...
A case study of a fatal intoxication highlights the public health risk of ‘legal high’ substances that are commonly sold without effective restriction...
There has recently been a surge in the development of superhydrophobic and superoleophobic surfaces, and this has mainly resulted from the study of...
Magnetic microparticles are commonly used in clinical laboratories, including for the isolation and separation of target analytes, DNA analysis, cell...