Mini lab offers on the spot tests
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The research arm of the MoD has come up with a portable lab that can used by vets, doctors and the food industry.
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People with abnormalities in the microvessels supplying blood to the heart -- an early stage of coronary heart disease -- often show abnormal blood flow in the fingertip, which can easily be picked up with a simple test, new research suggests.
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Stores are stocked with an abundance of featherweight gadgets. But some of these tiny gadgets raise a new question: How small is too small?
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By NATALIE STOREY, PHOTO BY NATALIE GUILLN  Sheriff's new forensics lab digs deep into electronics for criminal evidence  Snoop:  Lab's already helped nab an offender  They keep Dirty Salli in a small windowless room that used to be a storage closet.
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Researchers at Oxford and Nottingham universities make it into the record books by creating the smallest "test tubes" known to science.
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An experimental test that analyzes proteins in spinal fluid offers hope for definitive diagnosis of the disease.
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An Ohio company has found a niche by converting yellow school buses into hands-on laboratories as a highly mobile way to try to get students excited about science.
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Review Waitrose's QuickCheck scanner a real time-saver
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Researchers at Oxford and Nottingham universities create the smallest "test tubes" known to science.
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How can tiny Peet's compete with the Starbucks Goliath? The answer: Quality.
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Tiny antennae focus infrared laser light down to 100 nanometers, providing a way for scientists to see cells at work.
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Tests are carried out at a premises in the West Midlands to find out if it has foot-and-mouth disease.
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The computer maker's retail stores are pretty easygoing about customers playing with the display machines. But when it comes to running an in-store hardware test lab, the company draws the line. By Leander Kahney.
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A new contest allows you to test your breakout business concept.
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BOXBOROUGH -- Design engineer Alan Lear has rolled up his sleeves. His lab is crammed with motherboards and oscilloscopes. He scans a screen showing the signal quality of the transmission between a pair of Advanced Micro Devices' prototype chips.
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New Delhi: American nanotechnology researchers at the University of Illinois have demonstrated a tiny, implantable detector that could one day allow diabetics to monitor their glucose levels continuously without ever having to draw a blood sample.
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Heating droplets with a laser makes for a simple and potentially cheap type of lab-on-a-chip.