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The fiftieth anniversary of the bombing of two Japanese cities should remind the rest of us that, while international control of nuclear energy is no longer feasible, good second-bests are well within our grasp.
The world is still sharply divided over Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But we have since created a tradition of non-use of nuclear weapons that is a much better guide for the future than were those fateful bombings 50 years ago.
For labelling technology, here is the ᤘshort listᤙ of new products — a radiolabelled DNA purification kit, reagents for analysis of cytokine reagents, a DIG detection ELISA kit and a line of streptavidin-coated microplates.
