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What's new? Report on Laboratory Purchasing Trends 2013 Report on Life Science Trends 2013 News at SLAS Scientific Journals SLAS New Product Awardees for SLAS2013 SLAS Young Scientist Awardees for SLAS2013 added Life Science Employment Report Editors' Pick The article by Kevin Keras on Instrument Support also ties in with 3D printing. Would it be possible to make some of your own replacement parts for lab equipment? Assuming the same quality could be achieved, would it be economical? Instrument Support:How Do I Support Thee, Let Me Count The Ways Starting Points The LabAutopedia Compendium of Books: Books about science and laboratory technology Popular Article Last Month Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (FRET) Technology and its Application in Bioscience

Video of the Month 3D Printer Builds Structures From Microscopic Water Droplets Following up on the April video of the month, we remain with the topic of 3D printing. This video explores how Oxford University researchers use 3D printing to deposit thousands of connected water droplets inside lipid films. This new material can perform some of the functions of the cells within our bodies, and may one day be used to either deliver medicine to targeted areas, or repair damaged tissue. More videos of the month LabAutopedia is now linked with The Market Place for Laboratory Automation & Screening, the ultimate online product directory. At the bottom of each LabAutopedia article is a footer (like below) with an active link to the product directory(s) most related to article subject(s). The Market Place for Laboratory Automation & Screening The Market Place

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