Author Archives: Mark Peplow

Fast, portable systems could help to deliver routine infection screening as countries ease lockdowns.

Computational analysis identifies aminotransferases that convert cheap amino acids into high-value molecules.

Living cells used in construction to create concrete, bricks or tiles could also soak up CO2.

Palladium catalyst offers unusual route to high-value compounds.

Systematic review finds that the quality of diagnostic results strongly depends on when patient samples were taken.

The Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics is at the forefront of efforts to expand testing in low- and middle-income countries.

Strategy adds to toolkit for greening the chemical industry.

Researchers study how solvated electrons behave inside the classic reagent used in Birch reductions.

Inoculating people with weakened parasites may generate stronger immune response than the current malaria vaccine.

Researchers test Artemisia annua extracts against the novel coronavirus, while the WHO cautions that herbal remedies made from the plant could boost malaria resistance.