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The successful conclusion of last week's review conference of the NPT, and the indefinite prolongation of the treaty, should not blind us to the need for action before complacency overtakes us.
A brief visit to Australia confirms the impression that there is much excellent Australian science; the surprise is that the research community has embraced the goal of wealth creation with enthusiasm and some success.
W. C. Röntgen discovered X-rays about this time a century ago. Within a few months, Becquerel was making the first observations of radioactivity. But the beginnings of the then new physics were not a tidy business.
Fluorescence polarization (FP) equilibrium binding assays differ from other types of binding studies in one important regard: they require no steps to separate free from bound tracer and are therefore fast, simple and accurate.
From Berlin to SanFrancisco researchers can find an abundance of new products such as DNA sequencers, amplification reagents, an electroporator and a checkerboard hybridization system.
